Animals -- Secret Code II (Answer Key)

Animals – Secret Code II (Answer Key)

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Date

In all the words below, the letters have been uniformly swapped for other letters. For example, A might be represented by an F or a C might be a G. Crack the code to come up with each word. Remember, the secret code is the same for every word. Read each sentence for a clue.

The hawk picked up the food with its claws.

KXIF

The mouse ate the cheese.

OSYVU

There is a stork in that tree.

VESHF

The turtle has a hard shell.

EYHEZU

There are lots of minnows in the lake.

ODMMSI

The pet hamster is in the cage.

KXOVEUH

The leopard has black spots.

ZUSWXHR

The rabbit ate the carrot.

HXQQDE

We saw a worm in the dirt.

ISHO

10.

A robin flew past the window.

HSQDM

11.

The stubborn donkey would not move.

RSMFUG

12.

He trained the falcon to hunt.

AXZJSM

13.

The tiger lives in the jungle.

EDLUH

14.

The camel crossed the desert.

JXOUZ

15.

The eagle soared high.

UXLZU

16.

The chipmunk scampered across the path.

JKDWOYMF

17.

A whale breathes air.

IKXZU

18.

The dove flew overhead.

RSBU

19.

Put the saddle on the horse.

KSHVU

20.

The snake slithered through the grass.

VMXFU

21.

The tiny sparrow flew to its nest.

VWXHHSI

22.

The crocodile lives in the swamp.

JHSJSRDZU

23.

We saw a zebra at the zoo.

TUQHX

24.

The elephant has huge ears.

UZUWKXME

25.

The monkey climbed the tree.

OSMFUG

26.

The cheetah is the fastest sprinter of all land animals.

JKUUEXK

27.

The skin of a lizard is very rough.

ZDTXHR

28.

The alligator is in the swamp.

XZZDLXESH

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