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Stripe, Claws and Honey: teacher key

Honey Badgers, grade 2 edition, written for 2nd grade. Meet an animal of Africa and Asia that digs with strong claws, eats bee grubs and sleeps curled up in a burrow.

Read the book. Print this page for the key.

Questions and answers

  1. What does a honey badger dig with?
    • Its tail
    • Its teeth
    • Long, strong claws (answer)
  2. How many cubs does a mother usually have at a time?
    • Just one (answer)
    • Five
    • Ten
  3. Where does a honey badger sleep?
    • In a tree
    • In a burrow (answer)
    • In a river
  4. Why might a honey badger close its ears while it digs?
    • To hear more
    • To keep dirt out (answer)
    • To stay warm
  5. What does burrow mean in this book?
    • A kind of food
    • A loud sound
    • A hole home (answer)

Words

  • burrow: a hole home
  • gland: a body part
  • ratel: honey badger
  • cub: baby animal