Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Genre
Reading Comprehension
Practice Book
100
flows, drips, drops, trickles

Dribbles

100

unusual, incredible

Extraordinary
100

What is a text feature from Animal Adaptations?

The teacher will judge the answer.
100

How far can a skunk's foul-smelling mist travel up to?

10 feet

100

Because I was hungry. 

Dependent or Independent

Dependent

200

danger, deadly

Poisonous

200

hidden, blends in

camouflaged

200

What is the genre of Animal Adaptations?

Expository text

200

What is one adaptation Caribou have?

compact bodies, two layers of fur, thick layer of fat, muzzle covered in fur, four chamber stomach

200

The leopard pounced on the deer. 

Dependent or Independent

Independent

300

jump on, grab

pounce

300

The _________ followed the deer as it hunted it through the forest. 

predator

300

What text feature goes with a photograph?

a caption

300

Phasmids are also known as ___________. 

leaf insects

300

Name the three relative adverbs.

where, when, why

400

An animal that hunts other animals for food.

Predator

400

The heavy truck created __________ as it travelled along the road. The ground was shaking. 

vibrations

400

What text feature goes with diagrams?

labels

400
Tell me one adaptation of phasmids. 

nocturnal, look like leaves or twigs, change colors

400

Name at least two relative pronouns.

Who, whose, whom, which, that

500

An animal that is hunted by other animals for food. 

Prey

500

Some animals have an ____________ ability to hide from predators. They can practically disappear with their camouflage. 

extraordinary

500

How do you know Animal Adaptations is expository text? Answer with a text feature or literary element and give an example. 

The teacher will judge the answer.

500

What are the two types of adaptations?

Physical and behavioral 

500

Which part of the sentence is the dependent clause?

Before the leopard attacked, the deer sensed there was danger. 

Before the leopard attacked (dependent clause)

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