How much do animals change in their lifetimes? - Reading Level N

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How much do animals change in their lifetimes?

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Student
Today you are taking a short test so that you and your teacher can see how well you understand the information in the books you have been reading.

Your teacher will ask you to read one of the texts on the screen. You will then answer five questions so that your teacher will know how well you understand what you read.

You can read the text as many times as you like when you are looking for the information you need to answer the questions.

Check one box to answer each question.

When you have finished, press the send button and your answers will be sent to your teacher.

Question 1
Which of these statements is correct?*
- A All young animals look like their parents.
- B Some young animals look just like their parents.
- C Young animals never look like their parents.
- D Most young animals look like their parents.
Question 2
What does a caterpillar change into?*
- A A caterpillar changes into an egg.
- B A caterpillar changes into a butterfly.
- C A caterpillar changes into a pupa.
- D A caterpillar changes into a moth.
Question 3
Which statement is not true?*
- A A butterfly can fly.
- B An adult dragonfly can fly.
- C A dragonfly nymph has skin.
- D A caterpillar hatches from a pupa.
Question 4
“Caterpillars feed on plants, grow, and molt.” What does the word <strong>molt</strong> mean?*
- A sheds a shell
- B sheds skin
- C changes shape
- D hatches from an egg
Question 5
“A butterfly emerges from a pupa.” What does the word <strong>emerges</strong> mean?*
- A comes out of
- B eats a lot
- C survives
- D gets bigger