Match animals to their young
1st grade (Year 2 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.1-LS3-1 · England: KS1 Y2 Animals, including humans
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Question 1
What is the young of this animal called: swan?
- A. joey
- B. tadpole
- C. puppy
- D. cygnet
Question 2
A newborn joey is tiny, like a jelly bean. Where does it keep growing?
- A. in an egg in the sand
- B. in a pond
- C. in a nest of twigs
- D. inside its mother's pouch
Question 3
A foal grows up to become which animal?
- A. horse
- B. hen
- C. bear
- D. cat
Question 4
What is the young of this animal called: cat?
- A. kitten
- B. chick
- C. calf
- D. kid
Question 5
Which young animal hatches from an egg?
- A. a puppy
- B. a calf
- C. a chick
- D. a kitten
Question 6
A foal grows up to become which animal?
- A. butterfly
- B. kangaroo
- C. cat
- D. horse
Question 7
What is the young of this animal called: cat?
- A. kitten
- B. calf
- C. foal
- D. kid
Question 8
Which young animal hatches from an egg?
- A. a puppy
- B. a kitten
- C. a chick
- D. a calf
Question 9
A lamb grows up to become which animal?
- A. dog
- B. cow
- C. hen
- D. sheep
Question 10
What is the young of this animal called: kangaroo?
- A. cygnet
- B. chick
- C. joey
- D. lamb
Question 11
Which young animal looks LEAST like its parent?
- A. a kitten
- B. a caterpillar
- C. a lamb
- D. a foal
Question 12
A tadpole grows up to become which animal?
- A. goat
- B. swan
- C. frog
- D. dog
Question 13
What is the young of this animal called: goat?
- A. tadpole
- B. foal
- C. kid
- D. duckling
Question 14
Ducklings follow their mother in a line wherever she goes. How does this help them?
- A. It makes them turn into swans.
- B. They stay safe and learn where to find food.
- C. It helps them grow feathers faster.
- D. It keeps the mother warm.
Question 15
A foal grows up to become which animal?
- A. kangaroo
- B. horse
- C. duck
- D. butterfly
Question 16
What is the young of this animal called: sheep?
- A. tadpole
- B. lamb
- C. calf
- D. fawn
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