1. Even though penguins are part of the bird family, they cannot .......... This means that they cannot soar through the skies with large, powerful wings like other birds are able to do.
2. However, penguins still have ......... like other birds do. They can't use them to soar through the air but they can use them to swim through the ocean at very high speeds. They can dive and flap t
3. Penguins spend most of their time in the ocean but they cannot ......... under water because they don't have gills like fish do. Fortunately, they can hold their breath for a long time so they are
4. Penguins are warm-blooded animals but tend to live in very cold climates. However, they have two feather coats as well as a layer of ......... (like whales do) under their skin called blubber to keep
5. Generally, tortoises have a very long ......... span. They can live to be 100 years old!
6. Tortoises are also called ......... turtles because they don't live in oceans like their cousins the sea turtles.
7. Tortoises have hard ......... on their backs that protect them from predators.
8. When pregnant, female tortoises dig ......... in the ground. They will then lay eggs in these.
9. Most tortoises are herbivores. This means that their ......... generally consist of plants and not animals.
10. Tortoises are very ......... animals because they don't move very quickly at all.
11. Tortoises often hide within their shells when they are ......... and feel threatened.
12. Tortoises are generally gentle animals and don't normally ......... people. This means that they don't use their teeth to pierce human skin.
13. Tortoises need ......... because UVA and UVB rays are important in order for them to be healthy.
14. There is a popular children's fable called the Tortoise and the .......... The moral of this story is that a slow and steady pace always wins in the race called life.
15. A ......... is a building where people go to worship God together. Usually, Christians gather in this kind of building.
16. A ......... is a building that people can go to to buy food and other household items.
17. A ......... is a building where children go to learn various subjects such as math, science and social studies.
18. A ......... is a large building that houses farm animals, equipment and animal feed. These buildings are usually found on farms and ranches.
19. A ......... is a structure that connects two land areas and is usually found over waterways and large, deep valleys.
20. An ......... is an Eskimo home that is made of blocks of snow and ice and is shaped like a dome.