Over and Under the Rainforest

How do agoutis find their food?

• they swim in rivers to catch fish

• they climb trees to reach fruit

• they hunt for other animals.

• they search the ground for fallen fruit

The phrase “up, up, up” is an example of what type of figurative language?

• Onomatopoeia

• Simile
• Alliteration
• Repetition

Long-nosed bats are nocturnal, meaning they ______.

• sleep during the day and are active during the night

• sleep during the night

• hunt in the morning
• hibernate in winter

What adaptation does the Emerald Basilisk have?

• ability to fly

• ability to change colors to blend with surroundings

• ability to breathe underwater

• ability to run on water

The phrase “Rrrowf! Rrrowf! Rrooaahh!” is an example of what type of figurative language?

• Metaphor

• Onomatopoeia

• Hyperbole
• Simile

How does the Orb Spider find its food?

• by digging in the soil for worms and grubs

• by stealing food from other spiders

• by building webs to catch insects

• by using echolocation to locate insects

How does the anteater survive in the rainforest?

• by using its long snout and tongue to reach into anthills.

• by using its sharp claws to dig underground tunnels.

• by camouflaging itself as tree trunks.

• by swinging from tree to tree.

What adaptations do the capuchin monkeys have?

• They have long arms, legs, and tail.

• They have waterproof fur.

• They have webbed feet.

• They have sharp claws.

What is the main idea of the book Over and Under the Rainforest?

• spending time with family in the rainforest

• how hard it is to survive in the rainforest

• animals in the rainforest have many traits and adaptations

• what to do when you get lost in the rainforest