How do Sentences Work?
Is this a run-on or a complete sentence?
Beavers build with branches they use mud to hold the branches together.
Run-on
What happens to a beaver's teeth if it doesn't chew wood?
The beaver can die.
Predator
An animal that eats other animals to survive.
What is the meaning of the root "bio"?
Life
In what US state is Yellowstone located?
Wyoming.
Which of these words is an example of a conjunction:
yellow
because
screech!
because (it connects cause and effect)
What color are a beaver's teeth?
Orange.
Ecosystem
All the living things in one place and their connection to the nonliving things in the same place.
What does does the prefix "de" mean?
Away from, down or opposite.
For about how long have humans been present in Yellowstone?
11 thousand years.
What preposition should be used in the blank?
Scientists release the wolf packs _____ Yellowstone.
in/into
Bees are bioindicators. What does this mean?
They tell us about the health of the whole ecosystem.
Instinct
The natural way an animal behaves without being taught.
What does the suffix "ness" mean?
The state or condition of being.
Why were the wolves in Yellowstone shot?
People in the early 1900s considered them to be threats.
Where does the comma go in this sentence?
"Zero voices in the hallway" Mrs. Reid called pleadingly.
The animal at the top of the food chain.
Scavenge
To eat dead or decaying plants or animals.
What does the prefix "dis" mean?
Opposite or not.
What is a geyser?
A natural hot fountain that shoots boiling water into the air.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
So many.
What is an example of a decomposer?
Mushrooms, beetles, worms.
Producers
Living things that make their own food.
Which is the word for the sound of the door in a haunted house?
Creek!
Creak!
Creak.
Which US President created Yellowstone National Park?
Ulysses S. Grant