Let me carefully examine each animal in the worksheet and identify its colors.
1.
Snake: The image shows a bright green snake coiled on a dark branch. Its body is mostly a vivid green, with some yellowish-green highlights along the sides and underbelly. So the main colors are
green and
yellow (or yellowish-green).
2.
Butterfly: This is a blue morpho butterfly — its wings are a brilliant iridescent blue on top, with black edges and some brownish-black markings near the body. So the colors are
blue and
black.
3.
Tiger: A classic tiger — orange fur with bold black stripes, white on the belly, chest, and around the face. The question asks for two colors; the most prominent are
orange and
black.
4.
Bird: This appears to be a purple honeycreeper or similar species — its head and back are deep violet/purple, and its belly is white. So the colors are
purple (or violet) and
white.
5.
Ladybird (ladybug): Classic red with black spots, and a black head. So the main colors are
red and
black.
Now I’ll double-check each one visually using zoom if needed.
Let me zoom in on each image to confirm:
- Snake: Yes, predominantly green with yellow underside/stripes.
- Butterfly: Bright blue upper wings, black borders and body.
- Tiger: Orange base, black stripes — white is secondary but not usually listed as primary in such exercises unless specified. Since the blank has two lines, likely expecting *orange* and *black*.
- Bird: Purple/violet plumage, white underparts.
- Ladybird: Red elytra (wing covers), black spots and head.
All consistent.
Final Answer will list the two main colors for each animal, in order.
Final Answer:
1. green and yellow
2. blue and black
3. orange and black
4. purple and white
5. red and black
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of animals camouflage worksheet.
