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Amazing Giraffes: Facts and Figures

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  • How tall can an adult giraffe grow?
    5.5 metres
    10 metres
    3 metres
    2.5 metres
  • What do giraffes eat?
    Insects
    Meat
    Fish
    Plants and leaves
  • A factfile usually uses ___.
    a dialogue
    a poem
    only questions
    sub-headings and bullet points
  • A giraffe ___ about 1,100 kilograms.
    is weigh
    weigh
    weighing
    weighs
  • Which giraffe is taller?
    The baby
    The male
    The female
    They are always equal
  • How long do giraffes usually live?
    About 50 years
    About 25 years
    About 5 years
    About 15 years
  • How fast can a giraffe run?
    40 km/h
    55 km/h
    16 km/h
    25 km/h
  • Which heading answers “Where do they live?”
    Speed
    Lifespan
    Habitat
    Diet
  • What do male giraffes sometimes do with their necks?
    Fight
    Dig
    Build nests
    Carry food
  • We measure weight in ___.
    kilograms
    metres
    kilometres per hour
    hours
  • Where do giraffes live?
    Antarctica
    Europe
    Asia
    Africa
  • Why do giraffes stay awake for a long time?
    Both A and B
    They need time to eat.
    They dislike night.
    They watch for predators.
  • We measure speed in ___.
    years
    kilograms
    kilometres per hour
    metres
  • About how much can a giraffe weigh?
    110 kg
    5,500 kg
    500 kg
    1,100 kg
  • Why is a giraffe’s height useful?
    It can swim faster.
    It can see predators.
    It can hide underground.
    It can sleep more.
  • We measure height in ___.
    litres
    kilograms
    years
    metres
  • Choose the correct sentence.
    They lives in Africa.
    They does live in Africa.
    They living in Africa.
    They live in Africa.
  • Which is an interesting giraffe fact?
    They run at 55 km/h.
    Their tongues can be blue or black.
    They live in Africa.
    They eat leaves.
  • How many bones are in a giraffe’s neck?
    5
    12
    25
    7
  • Which heading answers “How fast are they?”
    Size
    Speed
    Habitat
    Diet