Looking at the passage titled “All About Crabs,” we can see it gives many interesting facts about crabs — how many legs they have, what they eat, how big they get, how they breathe, and even how long they live. The very first sentence says: “Crabs are pretty fascinating creatures.” That sets the tone for the whole piece.
Now, let’s look at the two answer choices:
a. Crabs are Fascinating Creatures
b. Don’t Eat Crabs!!
Choice b is not supported by the passage. In fact, the passage says: “Many types of crab are eaten by people all over the world. Crab legs are a favorite food for many people!” So this title would be misleading — the passage doesn’t tell us not to eat crabs; it just shares facts about them.
Choice a matches the opening line and the overall friendly, informative tone of the passage. It also captures the main idea — that crabs are interesting and worth learning about.
So, the best alternative title is:
Crabs are Fascinating Creatures
Final Answer:
a. Crabs are Fascinating Creatures
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nonfiction reading worksheet.
