Where's the Honey, Honey?

What does the honeyguide do when it is working with the Boran people?

• tries to open the hive itself

• builds a nest of grasses

• makes sure they can see it

• chases away other animals

Why did the author write this story?

• to give information

• to express an opinion

• to persuade the reader

• to entertain the reader

When the Boran people leave the food for the honeyguide, it is like they are?

• asking the bird to leave

• paying the bird for its help

• keeping the bird

• showing the bird how to eat

Why is it hard for the Boran people to find beehives?

• Many Boran now live in cities

• Honeyguides live in nature reserves

• They are everywhere

• There are few trees in Africa

What is the main idea of this story?

• Birds can make sounds that animals understand

• Some animals make sounds that humans understand

• Humans have worked with animals for thousands of years

• Honeyguides and humans work together to find honey

Why do honeyguides try to get other animals attention?

• They want to play

• They want to say hi

• They want to share the wax with them

• They want other animals to help them get the wax from the beehive

Why is opening a hive dangerous for a honeyguide?

• They will get squished by the hive

• They will get stung by the bees

• They will hurt their wings

• They won't get hurt

How do the Boran people know they are close to the beehive?

• The honeyguide makes the tirr-tirr sound

• The honeyguide flies high above the ground

• The honeyguide flies shorter distances, lands more often, and perches closer to the ground

• The honeyguide picks up grass

How does the honeyguide get the attention of the Boran people?

• The honeyguide flies around the Boran people

• They honeyguide makes a sound over and over

• The honeyguide flies away toward the beehive

• The honeyguide hops around the tree

Why does the honeyguide need help from humans?

• The honeyguides need help to find the beehives

• The honeyguides are too lazy to open them up

• The honeyguides don't need humans help

• The honeyguides are too small to open the hive on their own