In "A Beaver's Home," why is the word lodge in dark type?
A.
It tells something important.
B.
It is hard to spell.
C.
It is a word that should be read in a loud voice.
3.
Which word in these sentences helps the reader know what a lodge is made of? - "The beaver floats the log to a pond. There, the beaver builds a lodge."
A.
pond
B.
beaver
C.
log
4.
Which section helps the reader learn how homes protect animals?
A.
"Working Together"
B.
"Safe at Home"
C.
Careful Builders"
5.
Which section tells the reader about a bird's home?
A.
"Making a Burrow"
B.
"A Beaver's Home"
C.
"Building Nests"
6.
Which animal makes a home called a nest?
A.
a mouse
B.
a termite
C.
a beaver
7.
What does the section called "Careful Builders" tell about?
A.
animals that are careful about where they build homes
B.
birds that carefully weave and tie knots
C.
homes that fall apart if they are not built with care
8.
Which words in the sentence help the reader know what burrow means? - "Burrows are holes in the ground where some animals live."
A.
holes in the ground
B.
where some
C.
Burrows are
9.
Which words in the sentence help the reader know what the word offspring means? - "Other animals live in their homes long enough to raise their offspring."
A.
long enough
B.
to raise their
C.
live in their homes
10.
Which section tells about groups of animals that help each other build a home?
