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Animal Mouths - For Creative Minds Quiz

	1. What kind of teeth might an herbivore have? incisors and molars canines and carnassials any or all of the above

	2. What kind of teeth might a carnivore have? incisors and molars canines and carnassials any or all of the above

	3. What kind of teeth might an omnivore have? incisors and molars canines and carnassials any or all of the above

	4. A mammal's teeth can tell you what color fur it has what it eats where it lives

	5. Thin, curved beaks are good for: grasping slippery prey in the water tearing prey into smaller pieces fitting under loose bark to look for insects

	6. Long, pointed beaks are good for grasping slippery prey in the water tearing prey into smaller pieces fitting under loose bark to look for insects

	7. Strong, curved beaks are good for grasping slippery prey in the water tearing prey into smaller pieces fitting under loose bark to look for insects

	8. What word means "the opening in the body thorugh which an animal takes in food"? mouth beak jaw

	9. A word for a protruding, horny jaw is: mouth beak jaw

	10. Which jaw moves to allow the mouth to open and close? lower jaw (mandible) upper jaw (maxilla) both

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