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March of the Penguins

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What penguin is the largest in the world?

a)

Macaroni Penguin

b)

Gentoo Penguin

c)

Emperor penguin

d)

Rockhopper Penguin

2.

How long can a penguin hold their breath?

a)

17 minutes

b)

27 minutes

c)

1 hour

d)

They don't have to breath as long as they keep eating.

3.

How many species of penguins are their in all?

a)

60

b)

16

c)

7

d)

14

4.

Who sits on the egg during the cold winter months?

a)

The Mother Penguin

b)

The Father Penguin

c)

Both the mother and the father

d)

Another female Penguin

5.

Why is the mother penguin going on a journey?

a)

She needs to feed herself.

b)

She needs a vacation.

c)

She needs to feed her husband.

d)

She needs to eat, and collect food for her chick.

6.

What kind of food does the mother penguin eat?

a)

Anchovies

b)

Sea lions

c)

Antarctic jonasfish, krill, squid, silver fish

d)

All of the above

7.

What kind of predator was chasing the mother penguin?

a)

A Tiger Shark

b)

Leopard seal

c)

An Orca whale

d)

A Polar Bear

8.

How does the mother penguin find her mate in the colony?

a)

They both flap their wings

b)

She sings, then he replies.

c)

They both flap their wings.

d)

She looks for him in the group

e)

He comes marching over to the female

9.

Are Emperor Penguins carnivores?

a)

No

b)

Yes

10.

What kind of penguins are described in this story?

a)

Princess Penguins

b)

Rock Hopper Penguins

c)

Chin Strap Peguins

d)

Emperor Penguins

11.

Penguins are ...............................

a)

Flightless birds

b)

Migratory bird

c)

Beautiful bird

12.

Penguins are found in ............................ regions

a)

Tropical

b)

Polar

c)

Sub Tropical

d)

Desert

13.

How many eggs does a penguin lay at a time?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

54

d)

1

14.

How do penguins feed their babies?

a)

With a spoon

b)

Regurgitate in their mouth

c)

Hunt for food themselves

d)

They don't eat

15.

What do penguins NOT eat?

a)

Fish

b)

Bugs

c)

Krill

d)

Squid

16.

What is the primary reason Emperor penguins migrate during the Antarctic winter?

a)

To find food

b)

To escape predators

c)

To breed and incubate eggs

d)

To find warmer climates

17.

Which adaptation helps Emperor penguins survive the extreme cold of Antarctica?

a)

Thick layer of blubber

b)

Ability to fly

c)

Hibernation

d)

Camouflage

18.

How do Emperor penguins keep their eggs warm during incubation?

a)

By sitting on them

b)

By placing them on their feet and covering with a flap of skin

c)

By burying them in the snow

d)

By building nests

19.

What is the primary diet of Emperor penguins?

a)

Fish, krill, and squid

b)

Seaweed and algae

c)

Small mammals

d)

Insects

20.

How do Emperor penguins communicate with each other in large colonies?

a)

Through vocal calls

b)

By flapping their wings

c)

By dancing

d)

Through body language

21.

What is the average lifespan of an Emperor penguin in the wild?

a)

10-15 years

b)

20-25 years

c)

5-10 years

d)

30-35 years

22.

Which of the following is a major predator of Emperor penguins?

a)

Leopard seal

b)

Polar bear

c)

Great white shark

d)

Walrus

23.

What role does the male Emperor penguin play during the breeding season?

a)

Hunts for food

b)

Incubates the egg

c)

Builds the nest

d)

Protects the territory

24.

How do Emperor penguins conserve energy during the harsh winter months?

a)

By huddling together

b)

By migrating to warmer areas

c)

By reducing their metabolic rate

d)

By storing food

25.

What unique feature allows Emperor penguins to dive deep into the ocean?

a)

Specialized hemoglobin

b)

Webbed feet

c)

Streamlined body

d)

Large lungs