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Grade 4 Animal Reading Comprehension Template

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Animal Habitats Reading Passage

Read the passage about animal habitats, then answer with text evidence.

Animal Habitats Reading Passage
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Read the passage about animal habitats, then answer with text evidence.
Homes That Help Animals Survive

A habitat is the place where an animal finds food, water, shelter, and space. A beaver lives near ponds and streams. Its strong teeth cut branches for a lodge, and its flat tail helps it swim to safety. The pond gives the beaver water and plants to eat. A fennec fox lives in a hot desert. Its large ears release heat, while its furry feet protect it from warm sand. The fox rests in an underground den during the hottest part of the day and searches for insects and small animals at cooler times. These body parts and behaviors are adaptations that help each animal survive. Both animals depend on their habitats, but each has adaptations that match its environment. When a habitat changes, animals may need to find a new source of food, water, or shelter.

habitat: the place where an animal gets what it needs to liveadaptation: a body part or behavior that helps an animal surviveenvironment: the surroundings where a living thing lives
1. What does habitat mean in the passage?
2. How does a beaver use its tail?
3. Which fennec fox adaptation protects it from hot sand?
4. How are the beaver and fennec fox alike?
5. What may happen when a habitat changes?
Answer key
  1. A habitat is the place where an animal finds food, water, shelter, and space.
  2. Its flat tail helps it swim to safety.
  3. Its furry feet protect it from warm sand.
  4. Both have adaptations that help them survive in their habitats.
  5. Animals may need a new source of food, water, or shelter.

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