The koala sleeps for more than fifteen hours a day.
True
False
The red-necked nightjar sleeps in a tree.
False
True
A great white shark takes care of her babies.
True
False
The great white shark always swims.
False
True
The red-necked nightjar lives in Australia.
True
False
The koala eats insects in the evening.
False
True
What do most children do in the morning?
Swim in the sea
Fly
Hunt insects
Wake up
When do many animals sleep?
Only in the morning
Only at night
In the daytime
Never eat
Where is the red-necked nightjar from?
America
Australia
Spain and northern Africa
Asia
When does the red-necked nightjar eat insects?
In the evening
In the afternoon
In the morning
At night only
Where does the red-necked nightjar lay its eggs?
In a tree
On the ground
In the sea
In a nest
What does the koala eat?
Fish
Insects
Meat
Eucalyptus leaves
How long does the koala sleep every day?
Ten hours
More than fifteen hours
Five hours
All day and night
Where does the koala’s baby grow?
In the sea
In a nest
In a tree
in its mother’s pouch
What does the great white shark do all the time?
Swim
Fly
Rest on the ground
Sleep
What happens to the baby sharks?
They live in a nest.
The mother takes care of them.
They sleep with their mother.
They swim away from their mother.
