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Three Ways to Hunt: teacher key

Golden Eagles, grade 3 edition, written for 3rd grade. How does a golden eagle hunt? It soars high, flies low over slopes or watches from a perch, then makes a fast dive. Learn what it eats and how it raises eaglets.

Read the book. Print this page for the key.

Questions and answers

  1. Which is one way a golden eagle hunts?
    • Swimming under water
    • Watching from a high perch (answer)
    • Digging a hole
  2. What is carrion?
    • A plant
    • A kind of nest
    • An animal already dead (answer)
  3. How long do the eggs take to hatch?
    • About 40 to 45 days (answer)
    • About 4 days
    • About 400 days
  4. Which golden eagles fly south for the winter?
    • Only the ones in Africa
    • Ones in the far north (answer)
    • Every one of them
  5. Some golden eagles stay in the same place all year. What does that tell you?
    • Not all of them migrate (answer)
    • None of them migrate
    • They all fly south
  6. What does perch mean in: watching from a high perch?
    • A kind of fish
    • A high seat (answer)
    • A loud call

Words

  • carrion: dead animal
  • migrate: fly south
  • talons: sharp claws
  • eaglets: baby eagles
  • perch: high seat