Free practice on Birds for Class 4, following the Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.
A fowl kept at home for eggs and meat is a domestic bird. An eagle that hunts freely in the wild is a wild bird. A duck's webbed feet help it swim well in water.
Domestic — fowl, duck vs Wild — eagle, hawk
Conservation of birds means protecting their nests and habitats, not destroying every nest you find or cutting down all the trees where they live.
A fowl (chicken) kept in a home for eggs and meat is a:
Answer: D. domestic bird
An eagle that lives freely and hunts in the wild is a:
Answer: A. wild bird
A bird with a long, thin beak for sipping nectar from flowers likely feeds mainly on:
Answer: B. nectar
Practising conservation of birds includes:
Answer: C. protecting their nests and habitats
A duck's webbed feet help it mainly to:
Answer: D. swim well in water
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