Question

California sea lions and Harbor seals are common sights along the coasts of California. They both have rounded bodies. They have two front flippers and two hind flippers. Harbor seals and California sea lions spend about seven hours a day resting and relaxing on land. They stay close to the water so they can escape danger. Both of these sea animals are excellent swimmers. They move much faster in water than on land. Both types of animals eat fish and shellfish.
These sea mammals are alike in many ways. However, they are different species. California sea lions are larger than Harbor seals

Answer 1

Harbor seals are thinner than California sea lions. California sea lions have ears. Harbor seals do not have ears. The California sea lions are more aggressive than Harbor seals. They are more likely to attack if they feel threatened. California sea lions are more vocal. Harbor seals are shy. It is unusual to hear them making noise. Another difference between California sea lions and Harbor seals is the way they move on land. The sea lions are able to support themselves on their front flippers. They can walk on their flippers. The seals move with a sliding motion. They cannot support their bodies with their flippers.

Answer 2

This passage is organized using
A. chronological order.
B. cause and effect.
C. problem and solution.
D. compare and contrast.

Answer 3

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