Year 2: 'Shark Lady - The True Story of How Eugenie Clark Became the Ocean's Most Fearless Scientist' by Jess Keating

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International Women's Day and British Science Week - This story is about an inspirational marine biologist who studied sharks close up!

Watch the video and then use it to answer the questions. You can play the video as many times as you need to.

Where did Eugenie want to stay forever? *

2 points

At home

At school

In the museum

At the aquarium

What were Eugenie's favourite animals? *

1 point

Fish

Sharks

Dogs

What did Eugenie put into her ears to keep the water out? NEVER do this yourself! *

1 point

Why is 'slicing through the ocean' a good description for the author to use here? *

2 points

What did Eugenie think the sharks were? Tick all that are correct. *

1 point

ugly

scary

beautiful

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What was Eugenie the youngest member of? *

1 point

The Queen's Society

The Queen's County Aquarium Society

The Queen's Aquarium

The Queen's Aquarium Society

What did Eugenie buy for her first fish tank? Tick all that are correct. *

3 points

Guppies

Clownfish

Two orange lobsters

Three grey crabs

Four red Snails

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What word would you use to describe Eugenie and why? *

2 points

What new discovery did Eugenie make about sharks? *

1 point

That sharks don't need to keep moving to stay alive.

That sharks can swim upside down.

What was Eugenie the first scientist in the world to do? *

1 point

If you'd like to find out more, you can listen to Eugenie here:

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