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Animal body parts (Vocab quiz)

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What is the name for the long hair on the neck of a horse or a lion?
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fur
feathers
mane
whiskers
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What do animals use to catch and hold onto things like prey or food?
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tail
claws
fur
paws

21 questions

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What is the name for the long hair on the neck of a horse or a lion?

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What do animals use to catch and hold onto things like prey or food?

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What is the name for the hard, pointed part of a bird's mouth?

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What are the long, thin hairs on a cat's face called?

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What part of an animal's body helps them sense objects, prey, or danger by detecting vibrations?

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Black or white lines or patterns on animal's body.

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What do animals use to protect themselves and keep warm, which covers their body?

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What do birds use to fly and stay warm, which covers their body?

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What do animals use to chew their food and tear off pieces of meat?

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What part of an animal's body is used for balance and communication, and can be long or short?

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What is the name for the pocket-like skin on some animals where they can carry their young?

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What part of an animal's body is used for walking, running, and standing upright?

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This is a part of the body that birds use to fly.

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Animals like elephants have a long, flexible part of their body that they use to pick up things. What is this body part called?

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This animal has large, pointed teeth that stick out from their mouth. What are these teeth called?

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Which part of an animal is hard, pointed, and often used for defense or fighting?

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What is the hard covering on the bottom of the animals' feet which helps them to walk, run, and provide protection for their feet?

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What are the soft feet of animals like cats and dogs called?

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What are the flat parts on a fish that help it swim?

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What are the small, overlapping plates that cover a fish's body?

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What are the special parts that fish use to breathe underwater?

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