Animals: Octopus Tentacle

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3 Animals

(a) Some children are reading a book about an octopus.

tentacle Octopus

An octopus has eight


tentacles with suckers.
The octopus lives in the
sea. It can change
colour to match the
rocks. Here is part of
the octopus food chain:

crab octopus eel


sucker

Some animals have sharp claws to catch hold of their prey.

Which feature of the octopus helps it to catch hold of its prey?


Use the book to help you.

3a

1 mark ................................................................................................................

(b) How does changing colour to match the rocks help the octopus
to protect itself?

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3b

1 mark ................................................................................................................

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(c) The key below can be used to identify some animals.

Does the animal


live in water?

yes no

Does the animal Does the animal


have a skeleton have a skeleton
inside? inside?

yes no yes no

slow worm earthworm


Does the animal Does the animal
have a hard shell? have a hard shell?

yes no yes no

terrapin dog- dog jellyfish


fish whelk

Use the information in the key to help you circle the animals in
the box below that do not have a skeleton inside their bodies.

Circle all the correct answers.

3ci
terrapin dogfish dog whelk
1 mark

jellyfish slow worm earthworm 3cii

1 mark

(d) Use the key to write three facts about a terrapin.

1. ............................................................................................................. 3di

1 mark

2. .............................................................................................................
3dii

3. ............................................................................................................. 1 mark

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