Wild Turkeys

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What is the heading of this page?

• Amazing
• Turkeys
• Introducton
• Wild

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What object does the author compare the speed of a turkey to?

• car
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• highway

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How fast can a wild turkey run?

• 55 miles per hour
• 89 miles per hour
• 40 miles per hour
• 25 miles per hour

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What does the caption of this photograph state?

• Only male turkeys gobble.
• Wild turkeys are huge.
• Male wild turkeys puff up their feathers to show off for females.
• Wild turkeys can be as tall as seven-year-olds.

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What causes the turkeys head color to change colors?

• It changes colors when it is hungry.
• It changes colors when it runs.
• It changes colors when it is sleeping.
• It changes colors when it's mad.

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Why was the wild turkey in trouble?

• People kept them as pets.
• They would run in traffic.
• People had hunted them.
• Farmers used them to scare mice.

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