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Froggy Jumps Fire Birds QuizOnline version Skim and scan the article once more before answering the questions! by Allie Caldwell 1 Based on information presented in the selection, what can the reader conclude about the black-backed woodpecker? a It prefers to eat small insects but also consumes a variety of fruits and seeds. b It is better protected from danger living in a burned forest than when living in an unburned forest. c It moves from forests in Canada to forests in the United States each year. 2 Read the origin of the word devastate. from Latin de- + vastare, meaning “to lay waste” This information helps the reader understand that devastated in paragraph 1 means — a ruined b empty c harsh 3 The author wrote this selection most likely to — a describe ways that forest fires affect an area b explain how burned forests benefit from the black-backed woodpecker c convince the reader that the black-backed woodpecker is an unusual type of bird 4 Which sentence from the selection best explains why the black-backed woodpecker is able to build its unique type of home? a This woodpecker relies on the environment of the burned forest. (paragraph 2) b This nest is usually built inside a tree trunk or a fallen log. (paragraph 4) c It also has a very thick skull bone and a strong neck. (paragraph 4) 5 What can the reader conclude from paragraphs 5 through 8? a The work of the BB W has a lasting impact on the survival of other forest birds and animals. b The BB W moves to another forest when it has difficulty finding food. c Plants on the forest floor produce fruits and seeds that attract BB W to the burned forest. 6 The photograph and caption next to paragraphs 5 and 6 in the selection convey the idea that the nest cavity — a extends beyond the tree b is fast and easy to construct c provides a safe environment

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Fire Birds QuizOnline version

Skim and scan the article once more before answering the questions!

by Allie Caldwell

Based on information presented in the selection, what can the reader conclude about the black-backed woodpecker?

It prefers to eat small insects but also consumes a variety of fruits and seeds.

It is better protected from danger living in a burned forest than when living in an unburned forest.

It moves from forests in Canada to forests in the United States each year.

Read the origin of the word devastate. from Latin de- + vastare, meaning “to lay waste” This information helps the reader understand that devastated in paragraph 1 means —

ruined

empty

harsh

The author wrote this selection most likely to —

describe ways that forest fires affect an area

explain how burned forests benefit from the black-backed woodpecker

convince the reader that the black-backed woodpecker is an unusual type of bird

Which sentence from the selection best explains why the black-backed woodpecker is able to build its unique type of home?

This woodpecker relies on the environment of the burned forest. (paragraph 2)

This nest is usually built inside a tree trunk or a fallen log. (paragraph 4)

It also has a very thick skull bone and a strong neck. (paragraph 4)

What can the reader conclude from paragraphs 5 through 8?

The work of the BB W has a lasting impact on the survival of other forest birds and animals.

The BB W moves to another forest when it has difficulty finding food.

Plants on the forest floor produce fruits and seeds that attract BB W to the burned forest.

The photograph and caption next to paragraphs 5 and 6 in the selection convey the idea that the nest cavity —

extends beyond the tree

is fast and easy to construct

provides a safe environment

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Based on information presented in the selection, what can the reader conclude about the black-backed woodpecker?

Read the origin of the word devastate. from Latin de- + vastare, meaning “to lay waste” This information helps the reader understand that devastated in paragraph 1 means —

The author wrote this selection most likely to —

Which sentence from the selection best explains why the black-backed woodpecker is able to build its unique type of home?

What can the reader conclude from paragraphs 5 through 8?

The photograph and caption next to paragraphs 5 and 6 in the selection convey the idea that the nest cavity —

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