3. How does the author explain interdependence in nature?

c. each plant and animal depends on each other like a quilt stitched

Why does the author compare habitats to a patchwork quilt?

Each plant and animal depends on others, like a quilt stitched together.

How is nature like a patchwork quilt?

It has many habitats pieced together

What is the author's purpose in this story?

c. to inform the reader about how habitats come together to make our planet

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Nature's Patchwork Quilt

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3. How does the author explain interdependence in nature?
a. each animal and plant depend on each other like leaves on a tree
b. each animal and plant depend on each other like a pyramid.
d. each animal and plant depends on each other like a link in a chain
c. each plant and animal depends on each other like a quilt stitched
2
The role of each animal in its habitat is its -
niche
interdependence
food chain
climate
3
Which of the following is an example of a domesticated animal?
Hawk
Frog
Dog
Cow
4
Why does the author compare habitats to a patchwork quilt?
The author wants to show that it's funny.
To show how colorful habitats can be.
Each plant and animal depends on others, like a quilt stitched together.
To convince the reader to visit the desert.
5
What is the genre of the story, Nature's Patchwork Quilt?
B. Traditional Tale
D. Realistic Fiction
C. Informational Text
A. Persuasive Text
6
How is nature like a patchwork quilt?
Its created in squares
It's full of color from the many animals
The temperature outside is warm like a blanket
It has many habitats pieced together
7
Environmentalists work hard to -
Explore the rain forests
Feed the animals
Preserve animal habitats
Sew patchwork quilts
8
Webbed feet and camouflage are examples of animal ________ that help animals survive.
patterns
camouflage
habitats
adaptations
9
Which of the following animals is at the top of the marine food chain?
Krill
Sharks
Salmon
Shrimp
10
According to the food chain, which animal is eaten by the frog?
Snake
Sun
Grasshopper
Grass
11
What is the author's purpose in this story?
b. to tell a funny story about animals
d. to persuade the reader to spend more time in nature
c. to inform the reader about how habitats come together to make our planet
a. to convince the reader to make a quilt
12
Which of the following is NOT an example of a survival mechanism?
Animals store food in burrows
Animals hibernate in caves
Animals fly or migrate to warmer places
Animals live in ocean habitats

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