Animal Snoops Review

Why do animals eavesdrop on each other?

• To gather information about their environment

• To communicate with other species

• To establish territory

• To attract mates

What is eavesdropping in the context of animal behavior?

• The act of listening to the sounds made by other animals without their knowledge.

• The ability of animals to detect and interpret the messages or signals of other animals.

• A method used by animals to communicate with each other directly.

• The process of animals hiding from predators in their environment.

How does the arrangement of a text affect understanding?

• A well-organized text with clear headings and subheadings helps readers follow the main ideas and arguments.

• A text with random paragraphs and no structure is easier to understand.

• Using complex vocabulary makes the text more engaging and understandable.

• A lengthy text without breaks allows for deeper comprehension.

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What are subheadings used for in a text?

• To create a summary of the text

• To organize content, making it easier to separate different topics or ideas within a text.

• To provide a conclusion to the text

• To list references used in the text

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What is the significance of loud or bright signals in animal communication?

• They are used solely for mating purposes.

• They can alert other animals, making them aware of potential threats or opportunities.

• They are primarily for attracting food sources.

• They serve no real purpose in communication.

What is the main idea of a text?

• The main idea is the central point or argument that the author wants to convey to the reader.

• The main idea is the conclusion drawn from the text.

• The main idea is a summary of the text's events.

• The main idea is the author's opinion on a subject.

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What is an anecdote?

• A long novel that tells a fictional story.

• A short story used to illustrate a point or introduce a topic.

• A type of poem that expresses emotions.

• A scientific report on research findings.

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CCSS.RI.4.5

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Can all animals eavesdrop in the same way?

• Yes, all animals have the same ability to eavesdrop.

• No, different species may have unique methods and senses for eavesdropping.

• Only mammals can eavesdrop effectively.

• Birds are the only animals that can eavesdrop.

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CCSS.RI.4.5

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What role does observation play in animal behavior?

• Observation is crucial for animals to learn from others, adapt their behaviors, and survive in their environments.

• Observation is only important for social animals and has no impact on solitary species.

• Observation is primarily used by animals to find food and avoid predators.

• Observation has no significant role in animal behavior and is often overlooked.

How do animals use their senses to eavesdrop?

• By using their sense of touch to feel vibrations in the ground.

• By using their sense of hearing, sight, or smell to gather information about other animals.

• By relying solely on their sense of taste to detect food sources.

• By using their sense of balance to navigate their environment.

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CCSS.RI.5.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

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