Levels of specificity (2). 1.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A fish, trout, animal B trout, animal, fish C trout, fish, animal.

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Levels of specificity (2)

1.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A fish, trout, animal B trout, animal, fish C trout, fish, animal D fish, animal, trout

2.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A mammals, animals, brown bear, bears B bears, brown bear, animals, mammals C mammals, brown bear, bears, animals D brown bear, bears, mammals, animals

3.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A reptile, animal, turtle B turtle, animal, reptile C turtle, reptile, animal D reptile, turtle, animal

4.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A kangaroo, marsupial, animal B kangaroo, animal, marsupial C marsupial, animal, kangaroo D marsupial, kangaroo, animal

5.Choose the correct order for the following group of words. A amphibian, animal, frog B frog, animal, amphibian C frog, amphibian, animal D amphibian, frog, animal

6.Think about how these things are related. living thing / animal / bird / duck / duckling A All animals are ducklings. B All ducks are living things. C All living things are birds. D All birds are ducklings.

7.Think about how these things are related. living thing / plant / flower / rose A All flowers are roses. B All plants are flowers. C All living things are roses. D All roses are flowers.

8.Think about how these things are related. vehicle / car / sedan / Nissan / Maxima A All Nissans are vehicles B all Sedans are Maximas C All cars are Nissan D All vehicles are Nissan

9.Think about how these things are related. produce / vegetable / legume / broccoli A legumes are broccoli. B produce items are legumes. C broccoli is a vegetable. D vegetables are broccoli.

10.Think about how these things are related. produce / fruit / citric / lemon A All fruits are lemons B All produce are fruit C All citric fruits are lemons D All lemons are fruit.

11.Think about how these things are related. Egg/ caterpillar/ cocoon/ butterfly A All eggs become butterflies B All butterflies come from eggs C All living things are cocoons D All caterpillars become butterflies

12.Think about how these things are related. Animals/ mammals/ horses/ ponies A All animals are horses B All mammals are horses C All ponies are mammals D All horses are ponies

13. Think about how these things are related. Nature/ trees/ wood/ paper A All wood comes from nature B All nature comes from trees C All trees come from wood D All nature comes from paper

14. Think about how these things are related. Ocean/ clouds/ rain/ rivers/ streams A All oceans are rivers B All rain comes from clouds C All streams are clouds D All clouds are rivers