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Spiders Are Acrobats! (Gary Sprott)

Spiders Are Acrobats! (Gary Sprott)

Spiders are much more than just creepy-crawlies! In this book, you will learn how these eight-legged creatures move like real acrobats in nature. They spin amazing webs and use their silk to swing through the air with great skill. The book is filled with surprising facts that will change how you look at spiders forever. Join the adventure and discover the secret world of these talented insects!

Lexile: 930L

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Quiz

Question 1: Which is the only species of spider that lives almost entirely underwater?
Question 2: What are baby spiders called?
Question 3: What was Miss Muffet eating when the spider sat down beside her?
Question 4: To what does the author compare the strength of spider silk?
Question 5: What figure of speech is "Wild World of Webs"?
Question 6: What is a *phobia*?

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Quiz

Question 1: What type of spider is the *sparklemuffin*?
Question 2: Which spider can leap up to 40 times its body length?
Question 3: What does the term *cat-like* suggest about the jumping spider's vision?
Question 4: Who is most likely the target audience for this book?
Question 5: Which word in the chapter describes someone who enjoys doing dangerous things?
Question 6: What are *predators*?

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Quiz

Question 1: According to the text, for how many years can a tarantula live?
Question 2: Which spider's venom causes skin and tissue to turn black before falling off?
Question 3: Which sentence is true?
Question 4: Where in a library would you find this book?
Question 5: What does *mug* refer to in the phrase "a bug-eyed, ugly mug"?
Question 6: What is another word for *curious*?

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Tag(s):Amazing Facts

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