This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with animals and identifying and naming well-known pets.
Do you have a pet animal? What is its name? Lots of families have well-known pets that you could identify. Some people have lots of cats and dogs. Other people have horses. Other people have smaller animals, like rabbits and hamsters. A few people have not so well-known pets that you might not be able to identify, like scorpions or lizards. Why do so many people - old and young - keep a pet? How do you look after a pet? Can you name these pets?
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If a dog is about, a cat will often climb a tree to get out of the way!
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The hamster needs all these things. But it runs in the wheel. It is for exercise
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What is Tanya doing?
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How do cats drink?
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Pets are often called ‘best friends’. Who is your best friend?
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Chewing is good for dogs. It keeps their teeth strong and clean
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Have you ever taken a dog for a walk?
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What is a small horse called? - A pony
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Some people keep fish in ponds in their gardens
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Alice must look after her new pet
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