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Snakes

Quiz by Gail Mortensen

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to move in stealth and silence; lurk; sneak
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slink
Q 2/16
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poison
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venom

16 questions

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to move in stealth and silence; lurk; sneak

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30 sec

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poison

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2

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an animal that has a backbone

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3

30 sec

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a large venomous snake

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4

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exposed to light or warmth

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that looks or feels hard and tough like leather

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6

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Places where animals or plants naturally live and grow

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when

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9

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joined pieces on which something swings

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10

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Gnawing animals

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11

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All organisms overpopulate themselves (make too many babies)

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The hiding of something as a result of its appearance

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what is built; buildings that are created or produced

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14

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The group of snakes that contains the largest snakes

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15

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Breakdown of food substances into simpler forms that can be absorbed and used

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16

30 sec

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Accidents are unexpected events or happening at home, school, on the road or at work which can lead to injuries or death. It can cause pain, sorrow, discomfort or deformation of the body. Some accidents are caused by mistakes, stubbornness, carelessness or disobedience. The accident at home is called domestic accident. TYPES OF ACCIDENT 1) BURNS: These are caused by hot objects like hot iron. Burns could be caused through fire incidents. 2) BITES: These are caused by animals such as snakes, dogs, insects etc. Some insect’s bites may lead to itching of the spot and its surroundings. This may later lead to a serious discomfort. 3) BRUISES: These are marks on the skin which results when one falls of hit by a person in a fight. This action causes the swelling of the skin. 4) SCALDS: Scalds are caused by hot water, hot oil or acid if it mistakenly touches or pours on the body. 5) CUTS: These are caused by sharp objects such as knife, blades, scissors. 6) ROAD ACCIDENTS: These are caused by Reckless driving, bad roads(potholes). 7) AIR AND SEA ACCIDENTS: These are mainly caused by poor weather and engine failure. It can lead to materials and human beings lost. 8) RAIL ACCIDENTS: These are caused by bad railways and careless crossing by motorists. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE WAYS OF PREVENTING ACCIDENTS. 1. Do not play near an open fire or flame. 2. Do not run up the staircase but walk smartly. 3. Do not dare a strange dog. 4. Do not play with sharp objects likes blades, knives and scissors. 5. Do not play with harmful insects. 6. Avoid rough plays to prevent bruises and wounds and other forms of accidents. 7. Remove all objects that can cause a fall on the way. 8. Wear dry rubber slippers before operating an electrical appliance like Television, refrigerator and pressing iron. 9. Always obey your parents’ instructions. 10. Always keep the floor clean at all time.
 A predator is an animal that hunts, catches, and eats other animals. For example, a spider eating a fly caught at its web is a predator, or a pack of lions eating a buffalo.  A predator attacks and eats its prey. Predators may or may not kill their prey before eating them.  Predators are usually carnivores (meat-eaters) or omnivores (eat plants and other animals).  Predators will hunt other animals for food, for examples of predators are lions, tigers, crocodiles, snakes, wolves, and sharks.  Predators are generally larger than their prey and more powerful; many have claws and paws to hold onto their prey. They usually have large canine teeth to pierce through skin and kill prey.  A prey is an animal hunted and killed for food by another animal.  Many prey animals live in large groups that give them more pairs of eyes to look out for danger.  Many prey animals have a means of protection. This may be a hard shell or spine. They may be poisonous.  Some of the bigger prey animals have horns for protection.  Other clever prey animals like the skunk have a foul smell to squirt at the enemy.
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