Let’s go through each question one by one, using the text to find the answers.
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Q1. What is challenging for animals during winter?
Look at this sentence in the text:
> “During the winter, it may be challenging for animals to find food.”
So, the challenge is finding food.
✔ Answer: Finding food.
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Q2. What do butterflies do during winter?
The text says:
> “Many of them leave before the winter arrives. They go away. They travel to an area with pleasant weather. Then, in the spring, they return home.”
That means butterflies fly away to warmer places and come back later.
✔ Answer: They migrate — they fly to warmer areas and return in spring.
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Q3. What is migrating?
The text explains:
> “It is known as migration. A good strategy to avoid the cold is to migrate.”
And from Q2, we know migrating means leaving your home to go somewhere warmer when it gets cold, then coming back later.
✔ Answer: Migrating means traveling to a warmer place to escape the cold, then returning home later.
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Q4. How do snakes, frogs, and bears cope up with winters?
The text says:
> “In the winter, many animals bury themselves. Their physical motion slows down. They conserve energy. They skip meals and survive on their fat. ... This is known as hibernation. Hibernation occurs in snakes, frogs, and bears.”
So these animals hibernate — they sleep or rest all winter, live off their fat, and don’t eat.
✔ Answer: They hibernate — they slow down, stop eating, and live off their stored fat until spring.
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Q5. How is wintertime dangerous for you?
The last part of the text says:
> “But it's also risky. And people are in danger as one could suffer from frostbite or worse.”
Frostbite is when your skin freezes because it’s so cold. That’s dangerous!
✔ Answer: It can cause frostbite or other serious health problems because of the extreme cold.
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Final Answer:
A1: Finding food.
A2: They migrate — they fly to warmer areas and return in spring.
A3: Migrating means traveling to a warmer place to escape the cold, then returning home later.
A4: They hibernate — they slow down, stop eating, and live off their stored fat until spring.
A5: It can cause frostbite or other serious health problems because of the extreme cold.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading worksheets.
