3. Read the article again and decide if the
statements are true (T), false (F) or doesn't
say (DS).
1 Goldfish can remember things that
happened two months ago
T/F/DS
2 Butterflies use a tongue in their
mouth to taste food.
T/F/DS
3 Butterflies love ice cream.
T/F/DS
4 Crocodile tongues are a strange colour. T/F/DS
5 Crocodile tongues are stuck to the
top of their mouths.
T/F/DS
6 Crocodile teeth don't fall out only
when the crocodiles are babies.
T/F/DS
7 An adult crocodile has 3,000 teeth
in its mouth at the same time.
T/F/DS
8 Walt Disney's family had lots of mice
at home.
T/F/DS
9 Walt Disney was scared of mice. T/F/DS​

1. Goldfish can remember things that happened two months ago.
- T (true). Goldfish have been shown to have memory capabilities that can last up to several months.

2. Butterflies use a tongue in their mouth to taste food.
- T (true). Butterflies use a proboscis, which is a long tongue-like structure, to reach and taste food sources such as nectar.

3. Butterflies love ice cream.
- F (false). The article does not mention anything about butterflies liking or consuming ice cream.

4. Crocodile tongues are a strange color.
- DS (doesn't say). The article does not provide any information about the color of crocodile tongues.

5. Crocodile tongues are stuck to the top of their mouths.
- F (false). Crocodile tongues are not stuck to the top of their mouths. They are attached at the base of their mouths, allowing them to extend out while capturing prey.

6. Crocodile teeth don't fall out only when the crocodiles are babies.
- T (true). Crocodiles continuously grow teeth throughout their lives, so they can replace any lost or worn-out teeth.

7. An adult crocodile has 3,000 teeth in its mouth at the same time.
- F (false). The article does not mention the exact number of teeth adult crocodiles have in their mouths. However, it is mentioned that they have a lot of teeth.

8. Walt Disney's family had lots of mice at home.
- T (true). The article states that Walt Disney's family kept mice as pets, so it can be inferred that they had many mice at home.

9. Walt Disney was scared of mice.
- F (false). The article does not mention anything about Walt Disney being scared of mice.