Text Features
Vocabulary
Fooling Enemies
Fooling Food
Miscellaneous
100
Where do you find the Table of Contents in a book?
in the front
100
What does camouflage mean?
blending in with your surroundings
100
Name an animal that changes color
chameleon, jackrabbit, some birds
100
True or False: An alligator snapping turtle uses its tail as bait.
false
100
What animal looks like a dead leaf?
katydid
200
What kind of illustrations does this text have?
photographs
200
What is an enemy?
Not a friend
200
Give one way animals hide from their enemies.
changing colors, color patterns, pretending to be other animals, blending in with their surroundings
200
What is prey?
the animal that is being hunted for food.
200
Why would an animal want to look like a wasp?
because wasps are dangerous and most animals stay away from them
300
Why are some words in bold print?
they are important words
300
Animals that hunt for food are called what?
Predators
300
What other animal does the viceroy butterfly look like?
monarch butterfly
300
How does a tiger's stripes make it invisible?
it blends in the the grass
300
Why would an animal need to change color?
to blend in with their surroundings or to hide
400
What is a text feature that is not in this text?
glossary, index
400
What does survival mean?
to stay alive
400
Why does a zebra have stripes?
to blend in with the herd
400
Why would a spider be the same color as a flower?
to be able to catch a butterfly or bee when it lands on the flower
400
Why do some animals have large spots that look like eyes?
to make other animals think they are bigger than they really are
500
What are captions
they explain what the pictures are about
500
What does mimic mean?
to copy the looks or actions of someone else
500
What are the 3 common warning colors?
yellow, black and red
500
How does the anglerfish get its food?
It sticks out part of its body that looks like a worm to catch fish.
500
What was the author's purpose of writing this book?
to inform you about how animals survive in the wild.
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