Animals Building Homes

What is the title of this article?

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

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

• "Building Nests"
• "A Beaver's Home"
• "Making a Burrow"

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Which section helps the reader learn how homes protect animals?

• "Safe at Home"
• "Careful Builders"
• "Working Together"

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Which animal makes a home called a nest?

• a beaver
• a mouse
• a termite

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What does the section called "Careful Builders" tell about?

• birds that carefully weave and tie knots

• homes that fall apart if they are not built with care

• animals that are careful about where they build homes

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The gopher built a winding tunnel.
What is the meaning of "winding" in this sentence?

• twisting and turning
• air that blows really hard
• long
• underground

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Which one of these objects is most likely to break?

• rock
• glass
• tree
• wood

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A pond might be a home for which kind of animal?

• whale
• alligator
• turtle
• octopus

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A bird uses its ________ to break and eat food.

• wings

• beak

• nose

• feathers

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Some birds have a round-shaped nest. What does shaped mean in this sentence?

• hidden inside parts

• in the form of a ball

• not straight

• limbs of trees

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