Fill in each blank with the correct word from the lesson.

1. The _______ flies ninety thousand kilometres — from the Arctic to Antarctica and back.
2. Every year, billions of _______s make astonishing journeys.
3. This seasonal movement is called _______.
4. They navigate using stars, Earth's _______, the sun, and smell — with no GPS and no map.
5. Animal Migration is an important topic in _______.

Choose the best option for each question.

1. Which animal makes the longest migration — up to 90,000 km per year?
   a) Humpback whaleb) Monarch butterflyc) Arctic Ternd) Wildebeest
2. How do salmon find their way back to their birth river?
   a) They follow the starsb) They sense magnetic fieldsc) They recognise the river's unique smelld) They follow other fish
3. What is the main reason animals migrate?
   a) Just for funb) To find food, warmth, breeding grounds, and waterc) To explore new placesd) To avoid predators only

Write T for True or F for False in the brackets.

1. The Arctic Tern flies ninety thousand kilometres — from the Arctic to Antarctica and back.
2. The Humpback whale flies ninety thousand kilometres — from the Arctic to Antarctica and back.
3. They recognise the river's unique smell is one of the key concepts in the lesson on Animal Migration.
4. They follow the stars is the main topic of this lesson.

1. In your own words, explain what Animal Migration means.
2. List two things you learned from this lesson on Animal Migration.