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A1 - Reading part 4 - animals

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  • Mice really like cheese and chocolate, but they eat _____ kind of food.
    everyone
    everything
    every
  • Kangaroos babies are very, very small and they _____ drink milk.
    never
    really
    only
  • That's because their back legs are _____ than their front legs.
    strong
    stronger
    strongest
  • Then, _____ night, mice come out to find food.
    near
    at
    in
  • Tigers often sit in rivers and lakes when the weather is _____.
    cold
    windy
    hot
  • Kangaroos can swim, but they don't like going _____ water.
    into
    on
    to
  • Kangaroos get water from _____ food.
    the
    their
    they
  • Kangaroos are large animals that are very good _____ jumping and hopping.
    on
    in
    at
  • Mice are small clever animals _____ live outside in fields and forests.
    where
    that
    who
  • Tigers can run very _____ because they need to catch the animals they eat.
    badly
    quickly
    slowly
  • Tigers are _____ from house cats and lions because they like to swim and play in water.
    difficult
    difference
    different
  • A town is _____ than a city.
    smallest
    smaller
    small
  • Tigers are the biggest of all the cats _____ the world
    around
    in
    into
  • Some mice live in people's houses and _____ under the floor.
    hid
    hide
    hiding
  • Kangaroos don't need to drink a lot ____ water.
    of
    from
    at
  • Mice don't like to live where there are cats, _____ cats try to catch them and eat them.
    when
    but
    because
  • Baby tigers live with their mother for about two years. She feeds them and teaches them _____ to find food.
    how
    what
    never
  • Mice are not dangerous, but many people are _____ of them.
    afraid
    asleep
    awake
  • Tigers are ______ big cats who live in the jungle or in forests.
    too
    very
    most
  • When kangaroo babies get older, they don't eat meat - only grass, leaves, and _____ plants.
    most
    more
    no
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