A) burrows B) nestles C) stranded D) venture
A) burrows B) insignificant C) uninhabited D) instinctively
A) stranded B) burrows C) venture D) nestles
A) unyielding B) stranded C) uninhabited D) instinctively
A) stranded B) twined C) nestles D) venture
A) uninhabited B) instinctively C) nestles D) venture
A) Iceland B) Greenland C) Zeeland D) Australia
A) lay eggs and raise puffin chicks B) can't find food in the sea C) are sick and hurt D) return from the sea to live on land as adults
A) work in a circus B) are great at juggling C) look like they are wearing clown makeup D) hide their babies from people
A) fall B) summer C) winter D) spring
A) in pools of shallow water B) in tall grass on the beach C) in burrows on high cliffs D) in sand dunes
A) The pufflings only like certain kinds of fish B) The season for catching fish is a short one C) They are feeding themselves, and the pufflings D) They haven't eaten all winter
A) The fish are too large for them to hunt B) The adult puffins told them too, and they don't want to get into "big trouble" C) They're afraid of humans D) They must stay in a safe place until they can fly
A) The children scare them B) The adult puffins are out at sea. C) The cats and dogs chase them out of the sky D) They probably get confused by the village lights
A) They can't take off from flat ground and don't know what to do. B) They are running away from their parents C) They haven't had a chance to run around yet, and it's super fun trying not to get eaten by dogs and cats. D) They are scared of jumping off the high cliffs and drowning.
A) The chicks can walk from their homes to the ocean B) The chicks made their first flight so they can spend the winter at sea C) the chicks have started making long-distance flights D) The chicks are no longer hungry, and can fly
A) Forever. Pufflings are tasty. B) The kids wait for the adult puffins to come back and get their pufflings C) They set them free the next day. D) They wait until it is safe to set the pufflings on the sand
A) it's an excuse to stay up past their bed-time for a week or so B) to protect an endangered species C) to help the pufflings fly out to sea D) to make sure the birds keep coming back to their town |