IanMom Wild Animals - Meerkat

 

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Flash Cards : Wild Animals - Meerkat (Lv3)

 

Cover Page - CQ

Q: What animal do you see in the picture?

A: I see a meerkat standing in the sand.

 

Q: What is the name of the book where the meerkat is?

A: The name of the book is "Wild Animals."

 

Q: Where do you think the meerkat lives?

A: The meerkat lives in a place that looks sandy, like a desert.

 

Q: Is the meerkat alone in the picture?

A: Yes, the meerkat is alone in this picture.

 

Q: What do you think the meerkat is looking at?

A: The meerkat looks like it is looking at something interesting we can't see in the picture.

 

p.1

 

Q: What are the animals in the picture doing?

A: They are playing and standing together outside their burrow.

 

Q: Where do these animals live?

A: They live in the desert, where there are lots of sand dunes.

 

Q: Why do you think one meerkat is standing on the hill?

A: The meerkat might be standing on the hill to look out for danger and protect the others.

 

Q: Can you count how many meerkats there are?

A: There are several meerkats, but it's hard to count them all because some are far away or partly hidden.

 

Q: What time of day does it look like in the picture?

A: It looks like it is either sunrise or sunset because the sun is low in the sky and the colors are warm.

 

p.2

 

Q: Who are Miki, Mia, and Mita?

A: Miki, Mia, and Mita are tiny, clever meerkats.

 

Q: What does their fur look like?

A: Their fur is soft and sandy with pretty stripes.

 

Q: What are the meerkats doing in the picture?

A: The meerkats are playing with each other in the sand.

 

Q: How do Miki, Mia, and Mita feel?

A: Miki, Mia, and Mita look happy and playful.

 

Q: Where do Miki, Mia, and Mita live?

A: Miki, Mia, and Mita live in the wild, which looks like a desert with lots of sand and some grass.

 

p.3

 

Q: Where do these meerkats live?

A: These meerkats live far away in Africa, where they make cozy underground homes called burrows.

 

Q: What are the meerkats' homes called?

A: The meerkats' homes are called burrows.

 

Q: What kind of families do meerkats have?

A: Meerkats are part of big, caring families.

 

Q: Why do meerkats work together?

A: Meerkats work together to do everything and keep each other safe.

 

Q: What do you think meerkats do every day?

A: Meerkats probably look for food, watch for danger, and play with their family members every day.

 

p.4

 

Q: What jobs do meerkats have?

A: Every meerkat has an important job like looking for food or standing guard to keep the family safe.

 

Q: What do some meerkats look for to eat?

A: Some meerkats look for delicious bugs to eat.

 

Q: How do meerkats keep their family safe?

A: Meerkats stand guard to watch for danger and keep their family safe.

 

Q: What are meerkats good at doing when there is trouble?

A: Meerkats are great at spotting trouble and can quickly dash away or hide.

 

Q: What do meerkats do if predators come near?

A: If predators come near, meerkats can quickly dash away or hide to stay safe.

 

p.5

 

Q: Besides bugs, what do meerkats enjoy eating?

A: They also enjoy munching on small animals or juicy fruits sometimes.

 

Q: What is the meerkat holding in its hands in the first picture?

A: The meerkat is holding a bug in its hands.

 

Q: Can you see any fruits in the picture?

A: Yes, there are fruits in the circle at the bottom right of the first picture.

 

Q: What is the meerkat doing in the second picture?

A: The meerkat in the second picture is eating something small.

 

Q: Why do you think meerkats eat different things?

A: Meerkats eat different things like bugs, small animals, and fruits because they need a variety of nutrients to stay healthy.

 

p.6

 

Q: What is the secret to the meerkats staying safe and happy?

A: The secret to the meerkats staying safe and happy is sticking close and helping each other.

 

Q: What do meerkats do to stay safe?

A: To stay safe, meerkats stick close to their family and help each other.

 

Q: Why do meerkats stay close together?

A: Meerkats stay close together to help each other and to stay safe.

 

Q: How do meerkats feel when they are together?

A: When meerkats are together, they feel safe and happy.

 

Q: What might meerkats do to help each other?

A: Meerkats might look out for danger or share food to help each other.