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This unusual lizard is known for the large frill around its neck that it can spread out like an umbrella when it feels threatened. It's a medium-sized lizard that can grow up to 85 centimeters long and is usually a mix of browns and greys to blend in with the environment. Its frill, which is bright orange and red when spread out, is its most distinguishing feature that sets it apart from other lizards.  \nFrom their unique looks, let's hop to where these cool creatures call home. Frilled Neck Lizards live in the warm, tropical climates of northern Australia and southern New Guinea. They love hanging out in the trees of woodlands, savannahs, and forests, but they can also be found scurrying around on the ground when hunting for food. Their home is very important to them, and they even have special scales on their toes to help them grip and climb trees!  \nSpeaking of hunting for food, let's explore what's on the menu for these frilly friends. Frilled Neck Lizards are carnivores, which means they love to eat meat! Their diet mainly consists of small insects, spiders, and occasionally, other small lizards. They're also known to be quite the speedy hunters, using their quick reflexes and sharp teeth to catch their prey.  \nNow, let's take a peek into their lifestyle and how they interact with other creatures, including us humans. These lizards are not naturally aggressive towards humans, but they will use their frill as a defense mechanism if they feel threatened. Their frill acts as a scare tactic against potential predators, making them appear larger and more dangerous than they actually are. So, remember, Frilled Neck Lizards are unique creatures that use their frills not only for defense, but also as a way of communicating with other lizards.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color is the frill of the Frilled Neck Lizard when it is spread out?  \nA. Blue and green B. Orange and red  \nC. Black and white D. Yellow and purple  \n2) What kind of habitat do Frilled Neck Lizards prefer?  \nA. Woodlands, savannahs, and B. Caves, rocks, and cliffs forests  \nC. Fields, meadows, and gardens D. Mountains, rivers, and lakes  \n3) What advantage do the special scales on a Frilled Neck Lizard's toes provide?  \nA. Help them dig holes B. Help them camouflage better  \nC. Help them swim faster D. Help them grip and climb trees  \n4) What is the diet of a Frilled Neck Lizard?  \nA. Nuts, seeds, and bird eggs B. Fish, frogs, and worms  \nC. Grass, leaves, and fruits D. Insects, spiders, and lizards  \n5) What is the most distinguishing feature of Frilled Neck Lizards?  \nA. Their frill around its neck B. Their bright colors  \nC. Their large size D. Their ability to climb trees  \n6) What climates do the Frilled Neck Lizards live in?  \nA. Dry, desert climates B. Cold, arctic climates  \nC. Warm, tropical climates D. Mild, temperate climates  \n7) What kind of diet does the Frilled Neck Lizard follow?  \nA. Pescatarian diet B. Carnivorous diet  \nC. Omnivorous diet D. Herbivorous diet  \n8) How does a Frilled Neck Lizard react when it feels threatened?  \nA. Makes a loud screeching noise B. Sprays a foul-smelling substance  \nC. Spreads its frill as a defense D. Plays dead  \nmechanism  \n9) What size can a Frilled Neck Lizard grow up to?  \nA. 2 meters long B. 50 centimeters long  \nC. 85 centimeters long D. 1 meter long  \n10) Apart from defense, what other purpose does the frill serve for a Frilled Neck Lizard?  \nA. A way of regulating body B. A way of storing water  \ntemperature  \nC. A way of finding food D. A way of communicating with  \nother lizards  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"I eat small insects and spiders mostly, but I also like other small lizards. \"  \n12) \"When I'm scared or feeling threatened, I can spread out my frill like an umbrella!\"  \n\n","cbCaikLOW4TQPRmJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikLOW4TQPRmJ","pdf",147526,12,"English","# Reading\n## Multiple-choice questions (1–10)\n## Would the animal say this? (11–20)\n## Fact or opinion statements (21–30)","[{\"question\":\"What is the color of the frill when a frilled neck lizard spreads it out?\",\"answer\":\"Its frill appears bright orange and red when spread out.\"},{\"question\":\"Where do frilled neck lizards prefer to live?\",\"answer\":\"They live in warm, tropical climates, especially in northern Australia and southern New Guinea, in trees of woodlands, savannahs, and forests (and sometimes on the ground).\"},{\"question\":\"How does the frill help the lizard when it feels threatened?\",\"answer\":\"It spreads the frill as a defense mechanism, making the lizard appear larger and more dangerous to predators, and it can also be used to communicate with other lizards.\"}]","Frilled Neck Lizard Habitat, Diet, and Defensive Frill Questions | PDF",1790808008]