Grammar
Birds have many _______. (feather, feathers, feathered)
feathers
An animal that only eats meat is a ________.
carnivore
Most birds can ______.
fly
Mammals are _______-blooded animals.
warm
What kind of animal is cold-blooded, lives strictly in water, breathes using gills, and has fins and scales to swim?
Fish
Cats and dogs are both ______ animals. (fur, furry, furless, furred, unfurry)
furry
What do omnivores eat?
plants and meat
Reptiles _____ soft-shelled eggs on land.
lay
Carnivores usually have _______ teeth or claws.
sharp
A dog is an example of what kind of animal?
A mammal
Yesterday, the eagle _______ past the tree. (fly, flies, flying, flew, flown)
flew
Other than gills, what two body parts do fish use to help them swim?
fins and scales
Fish use their to ______ breathe.
gills
Reptiles have ______, _______ skin.
dry, scaly
What kind of animal is a salamander?
An amphibian
Snakes are animals that _________ any limbs.
do not have, don't have, are without, lack, etc.
Herbivores have long _______ _______ to break down plants.
digestive systems
Amphibians usually ______ their lives in water.
start
Amphibians have _______, _______ skin.
smooth, wet
What animal has a large trunk, big ears, and two tusks?
An elephant
Many monkeys kinds of climb trees and swing from branches like to. (rearrange the sentence so it makes grammatical sense)
Many kinds of monkeys like to climb trees and swing from branches.
Three distinct features of birds are _______, ______, and _______. (at least 150 points for each correct answer)
feathers, wings, beaks
One thing that makes animals unique from other living things is that they need to _____ and can _____.
eat, move
This bird that lives on land, cannot fly, and fishes for food by swimming lives in what kind of environment? (adjectives)
cold, snowy, etc.
What large sea mammal is known for jumping out of the water?