Are you my mother?

“Oh! Oh!” said the mother bird. “My baby will be here! He will ...

• want to eat!

• wont to eat!

• want to ete!

• want to eit!

The baby bird could not fly. He could not fly, but he ...

• coud walk

• culd walk

• could wolk

• could walk

He came to a kitten. “Are you my mother?” he said to the kitten. The kitten ....

• didn’t sai a thing. The kitten was not his mother

• didn’t say a sing. The kitten was not his mother

• didn’t say a thing. The kiten was not his mother

• didn’t say a thing. The kitten was not his mother

Now the baby bird didn’t ...

• wolk. He ran!

• walk. He run!

• wak. He ran!

• walk. He ran!

He looked way, way up. He saw a plane. “Here I am, mother!” he ...

• called out. But the plane did not stop.

• colled out. But the plane did not stop.

• caled out. But the plane did not stop.

• called out. But the plain did not stop.

Just then the baby bird

• sow a big thing

• saw a beg thing

• saw a big ting

• saw a big thing

“Oh, you are not my mother,” said the baby bird. “You are a Snort. I have

• to get aut of here!”

• to get out of hire!”

• to get out of heer!”

• to get out of here!”

What is this Snort going to do to me? Get me out of here!” Just ...

• than the Snort came to stop

• then the Snort come to stop

• then the Snort came to spot

• then the Snort came to stop

Then something happened. The Snort put that baby ...

• berd right back in the tree.

• bird rite back in the tree.

• bird right bak in the tree.

• bird right back in the tree.

Just then the mother bird came back to the tree. “Do ...

• you know ho I am?” she said to her baby

• you know who I am?” she sad to her baby

• you now who I am?” she said to her baby

• you know who I am?” she said to her baby