How to Know a Jaguar: teacher key
Jaguars, grade 3 edition, written for 3rd grade. A jaguar and a leopard are two kinds of spotted cat. Look at the spots and the body to tell them apart.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- Where do leopards live?
- The Americas
- Africa and Asia (answer)
- Only the Amazon
- What can you see inside a jaguar's rosettes?
- Often a spot (answer)
- Always stripes
- A leaf
- A cat has a spot inside each rosette. Which cat is it more likely to be?
- A leopard
- A lion
- A jaguar (answer)
- What does stockier mean?
- Thicker, heavier (answer)
- Faster
- Paler
- How long do young jaguars stay with their mother?
- A few days
- About two years (answer)
- Ten years
- What does a jaguar do before it pounces?
- It sneaks close (answer)
- It sleeps
- It swims away
Words
- rosettes: dark spots
- stockier: thicker, heavier
- pouncing: jumping at
- cubs: baby jaguars