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Living Things - Homes For Animals
Moles make their homes in the ground.

Living Things - Homes For Animals

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Where we live is called our home. We live in houses and apartments. Some of us live in towns and cities. Some of us live in the countryside. Where do you live? The sort of place you live is called your habitat. When studying living things you will see that other animals also have habitats. Animals live in all sorts of different places, from hot deserts to the ice and snow of the North Pole. This living things quiz is about where different animals make their homes.

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1 .
Where does the camel like to live?
In the jungle
In the desert
Where it is very cold
Where it is very wet
Camels like living in the desert. They can go for days without drinking any water
2 .
Why do fish like to live in the sea?
They can walk
They can talk
They can read
They can swim
Fish love to be in water. They are very good swimmers
3 .
A crow has built this nest. Where does this bird like to build its nest?
In a tree
On the ground
On a rock
On a cliff
Lots of birds build their nests in trees. But some do build their nests on rocks, on cliffs or on the ground
4 .
Polar Bears live near the North Pole. What is their home like?
Very hot
Very warm
Very dry
Very cold
Brrr! It is very cold at the North Pole. Polar Bears have thick fur to keep themselves warm
5 .
Where do frogs like to live?
Deserts
Towns
Mountains
Ponds
Frogs have to live near water. Frogs like ponds best
6 .
The sheep is in a field. Why does the sheep like living in this field?
There are lots of trees
The sheep is on its own
There is a lot of grass
The sheep has lots of wool
Sheep love a green field with lots and lots of grass to eat. But sheep do not like to be on their own. There are other sheep in this field
7 .
This animal is called a Mountain Goat. Where does it live?
On very high mountains
On low hills
In valleys
By the sea
The Mountain Goat really does live high up in the mountains. It is very brave - it is not scared of heights
8 .
What is the dolphin’s habitat?
Woodland
Grassland
Mountains
Oceans
Dolphins are at home in the water
9 .
This scorpion lives in the desert. What is its home like?
Very wet
Frozen
Icy
Very hot
Mind the sting in its tail! Desert scorpions have to live in a very hot, dry habitat
10 .
Where does this gorilla live?
Sea
Desert
Field
Jungle
Fish live in the sea. Camels live in the desert. Cows live in fields. Lots of animals live in the jungle
Author:  David Bland
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