Honey Badgers
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- Q 1/10Score 0Which best expresses the main idea of the third paragraph?29Honey badgers digging skills assist them in many ways.Honey badgers have sharp claws that they use for fighting.Honey badgers will defend their homes to the death against any animal.
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- Q1Which best expresses the main idea of the third paragraph?Honey badgers digging skills assist them in many ways.Honey badgers have sharp claws that they use for fighting.Honey badgers will defend their homes to the death against any animal.300s
- Q2Which statement would the author most likely agree with?Honey badgers got their name from the sweet taste of their meat.What makes honey badgers so tough is their thick, loose skin.What makes the honey badger so tough is their speed and strength.300s
- Q3Which best defines the meaning of the word burrows as it is used in the third paragraph?A water supply where small animals come to drinkA nest or animal dwelling in a tree or bushHoles or tunnels in which animals live300s
- Q4Which best expresses the main idea of the last paragraph?Honey badgers are a nuisance to the neighborhood.Honey badgers have very strong jaws and teeth.Beekeepers and honey badgers do not get along well.120s
- Q5Which best describes one of the author's main purposes in writing this text?To compare and contrast honey badgers with beagles and lionsTo describe how honey badgers select their partnersTo explain why honey badgers are so tough300s
- Q6Which statement would the author most likely disagree with?Honey badgers like to raid beehives to eat honey.Honey badgers disguise their young to look like cheetah kittens.Honey badgers are not the biggest animals, but they may be the toughest.300s
- Q7Which person is most likely to be disturbed by a honey badger moving in next door?A beekeeperA bus driverA biologist300s
- Q8Which animal is the honey badger afraid to attack?LionPoisonous snakeNone of these300s
- Q9Which is NOT one of the honey badger's strengths?Powerful jawsThick skinPoisonous claws300s
- Q10Which title best expresses the main idea of this text?Ace in the Hole: How Honey Badgers Build and Protect Their HomesLittle Game: Interesting Animals That Live in AfricaLittle Badger, Big Fight: One of Nature's Toughest Scrappers300s
