Turtles and tortoises The 16 questions of lesson 31 «Turtles and tortoises» of the biology course of Mova's primary school with their options, 86 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 In a cartoon a turtle unzips its shell and walks out in shorts. What is wrong? wrong ✗ t2 my mate says the shell rings tell u the age like a tree, his tortoise is 30 cos it has 30 rings. right? right ✓ t3 What would happen if a hotel by a turtle beach left bright lights on all night? wrong ✗ t4 A hot summer makes the sand on a turtle beach much warmer than usual. What would scientists expect? right ✓ t5 Why does a leatherback have to eat so many jellyfish? right ✓ t6 In a video game your turtle hero swims in a cold sea and keeps its body warm by itself like a dog. Which real turtle comes closest to that? wrong ✗ t7 A fish swims into the open mouth of an alligator snapping turtle. Why? wrong ✗ t8 Why don't painted turtles drown during months under the ice of a pond? right ✓ t9 shut up, turtles got teeth, i saw one bite a lettuce. who's right? right ✓ t10 Your little cousin wants to let his pet red-eared slider go in the park pond. What is the best answer? right ✓ t11 What would happen if a green turtle's seagrass meadow had no turtles grazing it? wrong ✗ t12 Why does a tortoise need such thick, pillar-like legs? wrong ✗ e1 Which of the following statements most accurately characterises the relation of a turtle's shell to its skeleton? wrong ✗ · exam e2 It is given that the temperature of a sea turtle nest is elevated. Identify the principal consequence for the hatchlings. right ✓ · exam e3 Identify the means by which the alligator snapping turtle secures its prey. wrong ✗ · exam e4 Select the response consistent with the established facts concerning the dentition of turtles. wrong ✗ · exam ← previous
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