T.J The Siberian Tiger Cub

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What is T.J. the Siberian Tiger Cub?

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T.J. is a young Siberian tiger cub who is the main character in the story.

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How do hospital staff monitor T.J.'s weight?

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They monitor T.J.'s weight by creating a graph.

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Why was T.J. moved to a zoo in Montana?

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T.J. was moved to the zoo because the zoo needed to fill its new tiger area.

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What does the word 'refused' mean?

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Refused means not to take it.

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What does 'ignoring' mean in the context of T.J. not eating?

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Ignoring means staying away from.

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What type of text is T.J.'s story?

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It is an informational text because it gives you facts about a topic.

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What is a graph?

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A graph is a visual representation of data that shows information clearly.

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What is the importance of monitoring an animal's weight?

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Monitoring an animal's weight helps ensure it is healthy and growing properly.

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What is a zoo?

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A zoo is a place where animals are kept for public viewing and education.

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What does it mean to 'move' an animal to a different location?

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To move an animal means to transport it from one place to another, often for its well-being.