Taxi Crab: by Lill Pluta
Taxi Crab: by Lill Pluta
Taxi Crab: by Lill Pluta
Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
1. In the poem, a Great White shark chooses not to eat the crab. Why?
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5. The crab and the sea urchin have a symbiotic relationship. What does this mean?
a. The crab and the sea urchin help each other survive.
b. The crab and the sea urchin compete against each other.
c. The crab and the sea urchin communicate with each other.
d. The crab and the sea urchin are both prey to the same animals.
Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
The words below are scrambled. Unscramble each word and write it
on the line. Check back in the story to make sure each word is spelled
correctly.
1. n c u
r h i
2. r b
a d
3. c e e i
d n l s
4. t o s
c o s
5. e s
o f
clue: enemies
6. s l
p a
clue: friends
Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
In the poem “Taxi Crab” by Lill Pluta, you learned about two animals
that have a symbiotic relationship.
With a teacher or parent, use the Internet to search for two other animals that have
a symbiotic relationship. Tell what the animals are and how they help each other.
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Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
1. In the poem, a Great White shark chooses not to eat the crab. Why?
The sea urchin attached to the crab, and the crab moves around.
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The sea urchin has spikes, which protect the crab from predators.
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antonyms
Are the underlined words synonyms, antonyms, or homophones? _____________________
5. The crab and the sea urchin have a symbiotic relationship. What does this mean?
a. The crab and the sea urchin help each other survive.
b. The crab and the sea urchin compete against each other.
c. The crab and the sea urchin communicate with each other.
d. The crab and the sea urchin are both prey to the same animals.
Taxi Crab
By Lill Pluta
The words below are scrambled. Unscramble each word and write it
on the line. Check back in the story to make sure each word is spelled
correctly.
1. n c u
r h i urchin
2. r b
a d drab
3. c e e i
d n l s declines
4. t o s
c o s scoots
5. e s
o f foes
clue: enemies
6. s l
p a pals
clue: friends