A Howling Success

What is the meaning of the word thriving as it is used in paragraph 14 of the article?

• watching

• hunting

• doing well

• having fun

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Which phrase from the article helps the reader understand the meaning of the word thriving?

• "...scattered among 11 packs...)

• "Elsewhere in the west..."

• "... made an amazing comeback>.."

• "... are the animals truly safe..."

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What is the main idea of "A Howling Success"?

• Wolves have been missing from Yellowstone for over 70 years.

• Many people feared wolves and wanted them out of the park

• Wolves helped control the number of elk living in the park.

• Scientists helped increase the number of wolves in Yellowstone.

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Which detail from the article best supports the answer in part A?

• They worried that the predators would attack their cows, sheep, horses...

• Then things began to change

• ... living wolf-free in Yellowstone for many years.

• captured 17 more adult wolves in Canada and released them in the park.

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Which section from "A Howling Success" introduces how the scientists helped the wolves feel comfortable in the park?

• THE COMEBACK BEGINS

• CATCH AND RELEASE

• EARLY SUCCESS

• TRACKING THE PACKS

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Which statement from the article supports the answer to Part A?

• Wolves were brought to Yellowstone and put in outdoor pens.

• Wolves released in Yellowstone are doing well.

• A law was passed in 1973 to protect endangered animals.

• Several wolf packs in Yellowstone had puppies.

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Look at the second photograph. What additional information about wolves is learned from the photograph?

• Wolves sometimes howl before eating a meal.

• Elk sometimes enter a river to get away from wolves

• Wolves follow their prey until the prey gets tired

• Elk are better swimmers than wolves.

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Which words from the caption best support the answer to Part A?

• "WAITING GAME..."

• "...wolves pace nearby...

• "...elk finds safety...

• "...the pack gives up the hunt..."

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