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Amazing Animals (Alysha Hodge)

Amazing Animals (Alysha Hodge) is a vibrant and educational guide to some of the most interesting creatures on Earth. Readers will discover where different animals live, what they eat, and what makes each species special. The book is written with clear and engaging language that is easy for students to understand and remember. It is a wonderful resource for expanding biological vocabulary and learning about animal habitats. This book is sure to spark a deep love for nature and the environment in every young reader.

Lexile: 770L

Quiz

Câu 1: In which country would you find chimpanzees in the wild?

RussiaAlaskaCanadaUganda

Câu 2: What is a group of crows called?

a flocka murdera herda pod

Câu 3: What does the reader learn about gorillas and chimpanzees in this chapter?

They live for a long time.They eat leaves.They are smart.They are good swimmers.

Câu 4: How is the information in the Fun Facts boxes presented?

as single paragraphsas a series of picturesas a series of bullet pointsas numbered lists

Câu 5: What is the punctuation mark in *thrill-seeking*?

a colona dasha commaa hyphen

Câu 6: What does it mean to create *havoc*?

to run awayto have funto create chaos and confusionto create something beautiful

Quiz

Câu 1: Why do Japanese macaques bathe?

to warm upto hide from predatorsto hunt for foodto clean themselves

Câu 2: When do mother pigs sing to their piglets?

while they feed themto call them back homewhile they sleepwhen they are lonely

Câu 3: Which statement is correct?

Sloths are excellent runners and swimmers.Some mammals can breathe underwater.Lions and tigers are afraid of the water.Some mammals can hold their breath underwater for a long time.

Câu 4: What is this chapter mainly about?

animals that huntanimals that are like humansanimals in wateranimals that play

Câu 5: Which is the verb in the sentence: "Sea snakes live mostly in the water."?

livemostlywaterin

Câu 6: What part of speech are the words "whales", "dolphins" and "mammals"?

adjectivesverbsnounspronouns