Problem Description:
The task involves identifying the names of animals and matching them with their corresponding footprints. The image provides silhouettes of animals on the left and footprint patterns on the right. The goal is to correctly pair each animal with its footprint.
Step-by-Step Solution:
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1. Identify the Animals:
First, let's identify the animals shown in the silhouettes on the left side of the image:
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(1) Cow
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(2) Chicken
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(3) Horse
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(4) Bear
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(5) Elephant
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(6) Rabbit
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(7) Lion
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(8) Hyena
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2. Analyze the Footprints:
Next, let's analyze the footprint patterns on the right side of the image:
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(A) Small, round footprints (likely for a small bird or chicken).
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(B) Large, clawed footprints (likely for a bear).
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(C) Large, cloven hoof prints (likely for a horse).
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(D) Large, cloven hoof prints (likely for a cow).
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(E) Small, paw-like footprints (likely for a rabbit).
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(F) Large, paw-like footprints (likely for a lion).
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(G) Small, three-toed footprints (likely for a hyena).
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(H) Large, pad-like footprints (likely for an elephant).
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3. Match the Animals with Their Footprints:
Now, we will match each animal with its corresponding footprint based on the analysis above:
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(1) Cow →
(D) Large, cloven hoof prints.
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(2) Chicken →
(A) Small, round footprints.
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(3) Horse →
(C) Large, cloven hoof prints.
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(4) Bear →
(B) Large, clawed footprints.
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(5) Elephant →
(H) Large, pad-like footprints.
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(6) Rabbit →
(E) Small, paw-like footprints.
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(7) Lion →
(F) Large, paw-like footprints.
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(8) Hyena →
(G) Small, three-toed footprints.
Final Answer:
The matches are as follows:
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(1) Cow →
(D)
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(2) Chicken →
(A)
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(3) Horse →
(C)
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(4) Bear →
(B)
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(5) Elephant →
(H)
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(6) Rabbit →
(E)
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(7) Lion →
(F)
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(8) Hyena →
(G)
Explanation:
Each animal has distinct footprints based on its anatomy:
- Cows and horses have cloven hooves, but horses' hooves are larger.
- Bears have large, clawed paws.
- Elephants have large, pad-like feet.
- Lions have large, paw-like footprints with visible claws.
- Hyenas have smaller, three-toed footprints.
- Rabbits have small, paw-like footprints.
- Chickens have small, round footprints.
By carefully observing these characteristics, we can accurately match each animal with its footprint.
Final Answer Boxed:
\[
\boxed{
(1) \to (D), \, (2) \to (A), \, (3) \to (C), \, (4) \to (B), \, (5) \to (H), \, (6) \to (E), \, (7) \to (F), \, (8) \to (G)
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of animal track worksheet.
