Match the following. Column A Column B 1. Woodpecker (i) Long and pointed beak 2. Vulture (ii) Short and pointed beak 3. Heron (iii) Broad and flat beak 4. Duck (iv) Sharp and hooked beak 5. Pigeon (v) Strong and chisel-shaped beak

1-(v), Woodpeckers use their beaks to drill tree trunk and make their nests. They have a strong and chisel-shaped beak. 2-(iv), Vultures have a strong, sharp and hooked beak that helps them to tear and kill small animals like mice, frogs, etc. 3-(i), Herons eat fish by picking up the fishes that are swimming in the water with the help of long and pointed beak. 4-(iii), Ducks and swans live in water, they have a broad and flat beak with tiny holes at the sides. Through these holes, mud and water are sieved out, and the tiny plants and insects remain inside the mouth. 5-(ii), Pigeons have strong, short, and pointed beak to pick their food. They eat nuts, grains, fruits, etc. Column-A Column-B 1. Woodpecker v) Strong and chisel-shaped beak 2. Vulture iv) Sharp and hooked beak 3. Heron i) Long and pointed beak 4. Duck iii) Broad and flat beak 5. Pigeon ii) Short and pointed beak

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The Incredible SCIENCE 3>Chapter 7 - Food and Flight of Birds>Exercise>Q 3

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Give two examples of perching birds.

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The Incredible SCIENCE 3>Chapter 7 - Food and Flight of Birds>Exercise>Q 4

Match the following.

Column A	Column B
1. Woodpecker	(i) Long and pointed beak
2. Vulture	(ii) Short and pointed beak
3. Heron	(iii) Broad and flat beak
4. Duck	(iv) Sharp and hooked beak
5. Pigeon	(v) Strong and chisel-shaped beak