Final Answer:
Ocean → Seal
Forest → Deer
Desert → Camel
Arctic → Zebra
Grassland → Shark
Wait — that’s incorrect! Let’s fix it by matching correctly:
- Ocean: Very cold places where snow is on the ground most of the year?
✘ No — that’s *Arctic*.
Ocean description says: “Lots of trees and plants, and plenty of water” — no, that’s *Arctic*? Wait — let’s read carefully.
Actually, looking at the table:
| Habitat | Description | Animal |
|-----------|--------------------------------------------------|------------|
| Ocean | Very cold places where snow is on the ground most of the year. | Camel |
| Forest | Very hot and dry with little vegetation. | Seal |
| Desert | Most of the plants here are grasses. | Deer |
| Arctic | Lots of trees and plants, and plenty of water. | Zebra |
| Grassland | Huge bodies of salt water. | Shark |
But these descriptions are
mismatched with the habitats — the task is to *match* the correct habitat to its correct description and correct animal.
So we need to reassign based on real-world knowledge:
-
Ocean: huge bodies of salt water → animal:
Shark
-
Forest: lots of trees and plants, and plenty of water → animal:
Deer (deer live in forests)
-
Desert: very hot and dry with little vegetation → animal:
Camel
-
Arctic: very cold places where snow is on the ground most of the year → animal:
Seal (seals live in icy Arctic waters)
-
Grassland: most of the plants here are grasses → animal:
Zebra (zebras graze on grasslands)
Yes — that makes sense.
Final Answer:
Ocean — Huge bodies of salt water — Shark
Forest — Lots of trees and plants, and plenty of water — Deer
Desert — Very hot and dry with little vegetation — Camel
Arctic — Very cold places where snow is on the ground most of the year — Seal
Grassland — Most of the plants here are grasses — Zebra
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of animals and their habitat worksheet.
