Контрольна/Семестрова/Діагностична для 5-6 класу НУШ з читання/зорового сприймання "Talented Sea Lions"

Talented Sea Lions

Have you ever seen some sea animals doing tricks at a zoo or aquarium? Some of them were probably sea lions. A sea lion's face looks like a dog's, and it even barks like a dog. Sea lions also have four strong flippers. They can use these flippers to move around easily on land. Sea lion babies are usually born in the summer. At first, they weigh less than 20 kg. But they can weigh more than 1,000 kg when they grow up. It's easy to teach sea lions to do tricks. Some sea lions can catch a ball on their nose or clap their "hands." So they're often one of the most popular animals at the zoo.

Which part of a sea lion looks like a dog?

Talented Sea Lions

Have you ever seen some sea animals doing tricks at a zoo or aquarium? Some of them were probably sea lions. A sea lion's face looks like a dog's, and it even barks like a dog. Sea lions also have four strong flippers. They can use these flippers to move around easily on land. Sea lion babies are usually born in the summer. At first, they weigh less than 20 kg. But they can weigh more than 1,000 kg when they grow up. It's easy to teach sea lions to do tricks. Some sea lions can catch a ball on their nose or clap their "hands." So they're often one of the most popular animals at the zoo.

What makes sea lions move easily on land?

Talented Sea Lions

Have you ever seen some sea animals doing tricks at a zoo or aquarium? Some of them were probably sea lions. A sea lion's face looks like a dog's, and it even barks like a dog. Sea lions also have four strong flippers. They can use these flippers to move around easily on land. Sea lion babies are usually born in the summer. At first, they weigh less than 20 kg. But they can weigh more than 1,000 kg when they grow up. It's easy to teach sea lions to do tricks. Some sea lions can catch a ball on their nose or clap their "hands." So they're often one of the most popular animals at the zoo.

What is NOT true about sea lions?