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Critical thinking 2_ Unit 2

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  • Why are honeybees helpful?
    They eat ants
    They pollinate flowers and make honey
    They sting other bugs
    They fly high
  • What does 'live in colonies' mean?
    Fly at night
    Live in water
    Live alone
    Live and work together
  • Are all bugs harmful?
    No, some are helpful
    Yes, they bite
    Yes, all bugs are bad
    Only bees are good
  • Why do bats hang upside down to sleep?
    Helps them fly easily
    To hide from bugs
    They are tired
    They like it
  • What do some people feel about bats?
    They eat them
    They are afraid
    They love them
    They play with them
  • What is echolocation?
    Eating quickly
    Using sound to find things
    Looking around
    Flying in circles
  • What do bats eat?
    Only plants
    Fish and frogs
    Fruit and insects
    Only fruit
  • What does 'helpful animals' mean?
    Animals that sleep a lot
    Animals that bite
    Do good things for nature
    Wild animals
  • Name a bug that can sting.
    Bee
    Ant
    Ladybug
    Grasshopper
  • Why should we be careful around some bugs?
    They are scary
    They can fly fast
    They can bite or sting
    They are noisy
  • How do bats help plants?
    Pollinate and spread seeds
    Make honey
    Build nests
    Eat bugs
  • What is special about bats compared to other mammals?
    They lay eggs
    They can fly
    They live in water
    They don’t sleep
  • How do bats find food in the dark?
    They fly low
    They use echolocation
    They use their eyes
    They smell food
  • What do all insects have in common?
    No skeleton
    3 body parts, 6 legs, 2 antennae
    2 body parts, 8 legs
    2 legs, 4 wings
  • What is an exoskeleton?
    A hard nose
    A soft body
    A flying tool
    A skeleton outside the body
  • What does 'pollinate' mean?
    Cut plants
    Help flowers grow seeds
    Eat flowers
    Fly in circles
  • What is the author’s purpose in writing this passage?
    To tell a story
    To give facts about bats and bugs
    To scare people
    To describe animals in Africa
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