How Animals Have Babies

Question 1

Which pair of animals both have babies that hatch from eggs?

Accepted Answer

Turtle and chicken

Answer

Chicken and hamster

Answer

Duck and dolphin

Answer

Mouse and hamster

Question 2

Mrs. Lee is studying three animals. She wants to match each animal with (1) how its baby arrives – from an egg or born live – and (2) whether the baby looks like a tiny version of the grown‑up animal. Which answer shows all three matches correctly?

Accepted Answer

Turtle – baby comes from an egg and looks like a tiny turtle; rabbit – baby is born live and looks like a tiny rabbit; butterfly – baby comes from an egg and looks different from the adult butterfly.

Answer

Turtle – baby comes from an egg and looks like a tiny turtle; rabbit – baby is born live and looks like a tiny rabbit; butterfly – baby comes from an egg and looks like a tiny butterfly.

Answer

Turtle – baby is born live and looks like a tiny turtle; rabbit – baby comes from an egg and looks like a tiny rabbit; butterfly – baby comes from an egg and looks different from the adult butterfly.

Answer

Turtle – baby comes from an egg and looks different from the adult turtle; rabbit – baby is born live and looks like a tiny rabbit; butterfly – baby is born live and looks different from the adult butterfly.

Question 3

Which animal has babies that look very different from the grown‑up animal?

Accepted Answer

Frog

Answer

Dog

Answer

Horse

Answer

Elephant

Try three questions

Which pair of animals both have babies that hatch from eggs?

Mrs. Lee is studying three animals. She wants to match each animal with (1) how its baby arrives – from an egg or born live – and (2) whether the baby looks like a tiny version of the grown‑up animal. Which answer shows all three matches correctly?

Which animal has babies that look very different from the grown‑up animal?

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