Animals Building Homes

What is the title of this article?

• "A Beaver's Home"
• "Animals Building Homes"

After piling up logs for a lodge, a beaver

• fills cracks with mud
• gnaws on a tree trunk

In "A Beaver's Home," the word pond is in dark type to show that it

• tells something important
• is a word that should be read in a loud voice

Which section helps the reader learn how homes protect animals?

• "Safe at Home"
• "Working Together"

Which section tells the reader about a bird's home?

• "Building Nests"
• "Making a Burrow"

Which animal makes a home called a nest?

• A beaver
• A mouse

The section called "Careful Builders" tells about

• birds that carefully weave and tie knots
• animals that are careful about where they build homes

Which section tells about groups of animals that help each other build a home?

• "Building Nests"
• "Working Together"

What is a burrow?

• A tree hole made by woodpeckers
• A hole in the ground where an animal lives

Before moving their chicks into a hole made by a woodpecker, chickadees

• put grass and moss in the hole
• tie knots with their feet and beak