Teeth, Jaws and Shrimp: teacher key
Moray Eels, grade 6 edition, written for 6th grade. How a moray eel eats without suction, who cleans it, and where in the world its different kinds live.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- What do red rock shrimp do for a California moray?
- They carry its eggs
- They clean its skin (answer)
- They find its food
- What do some morays have for crushing?
- Strong suction
- A shell
- Low, blunt teeth (answer)
- What does a moray use its nostrils for?
- To smell (answer)
- To breathe water
- To swim backward
- Why does a moray tie its body into a knot when it eats?
- To hide from the sun
- To get leverage (answer)
- To clean its skin
- The shrimp are protected from predators. What are predators?
- Cleaning shrimp
- Young eels
- Hunting animals (answer)
Words
- nostrils: nose holes
- crevice: narrow crack
- larva: young form
- predators: hunting animals