Word Roots
Vocabulary
Arctic Survival
Animal Adaptations
Grammar
100

Which root means “life" ?

What is "bio"

100

This word means “necessary for life.”
 

What is vital?

100

Plants and animals go under the snow for this reason.
 

What is it is warmer under the snow?

100

Caribou avoid burned areas because of this reason.
 

What is there is no food (like lichen)?

100

The correct past tense of “break.”
 

What is broke?

200

Daily Double* Spell the word that means capable of being broken down into natural elements 

biodegradable

200

A cliff described this way is very steep.
 

What is sheer?

200

The Arctic winter lasts about this long.
 

What is eight months?

200

Musk oxen form a circle to do this.
 

What is protect themselves from predators?

200

The correct past tense of “pay.”

What is paid?

300

Which root means to hear?

What is "aud"

300

This word means to protect something from harm or loss.
 

What is conserve?

300

In the story, this is made up of leaves on the forest floor.
 

What is duff?

300

Daily Double* An arctic fox jumps high into the air to do this.

What is catch prey (like voles) under the snow?

300

The correct past tense of “draw.”
 

What is drew?

400

This word describes a person who writes about someone’s life story.

What is a biographer

400

Animals that are hunted by others are called this.
 

What is prey?

400

Chickadees survive winter by eating this.

What is cached food?

400

This animal is called a frogsicle because

What is a frozen frog that appears dead but survives.

400

The correct past tense of “ring.”
 

What is rang?

500

This word means listening to a book.

What is audiobook

500

A herd of deer might be doing this when eating grass.
 

What is grazing?

500

Dall sheep prefer to live in this type of environment.
 

What are mountains?

500

Put these ground squirrel survival steps in order: curling up, heart rate dropping, brain stopping, supercooling.

What is: curls up → heart rate drops → brain activity ceases → supercools body?

500

The correct past tense of “sweep.”
 

What is swept?

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