The Squirrel By M B Armstrong
This quiz, titled 'The Squirrel' by M B Armstrong, explores various aspects of squirrels, including their classification as rodents, physical features, and behaviors. It assesses comprehension and retention of poetic elements, enhancing understanding of children's literature.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Squirrels belong to which category of animals ?
- A.
Rodents
- B.
Marsupials
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Mammals
Correct Answer
A. RodentsExplanation
Squirrels belong to the category of animals known as rodents. Rodents are characterized by their continuously growing incisor teeth and include animals such as mice, rats, and beavers. Squirrels also possess these features, making them a part of the rodent family.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The tail of the squirrel is in the shape of a ____________________
Correct Answer
question markExplanation
The squirrel's tail is in the shape of a question mark.Rate this question:
- 3.
The two things he likes to do is ________________ & ______________________
Correct Answer
tease and playExplanation
The sentence is asking for two things that the person likes to do. The answer "tease and play" fits the sentence structure and provides two activities that the person enjoys.Rate this question:
- 4.
By overcoat he means the ___________ of the squirrel.
Correct Answer
furExplanation
The word "overcoat" suggests that the squirrel is wearing something on top of its natural body covering. In this context, the most logical and common term for the natural body covering of a squirrel would be "fur." Fur is a common characteristic of squirrels and is used to keep them warm and protected in various weather conditions.Rate this question:
- 5.
Pick out the rhyming word for play
Correct Answer
wayExplanation
The word "way" rhymes with "play." Both words end with the same sound "-ay," making them a perfect rhyme.Rate this question:
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