Aero and Officer Mike

Why did the author write this article?

• to prove that dogs are smart

• to explain how to train dogs

• to show what police dogs do

• to tell how dogs can help people

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Aero's most important job is to-

• chase criminals

• visit children who are sick

• help protect Officer Mike

• Walk up and down stairs

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What can Aero do that Officer Mike CANNOT do?

• sniff and find lost children

• drive a police car

• catch criminals

• play fetch

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How does Officer Mike signal to Aero without using words?

• tells him to sit

• Officer Mike commands "Stop him!"

• Officer Mike blows a whistle

• Officer Mike uses hand and arm signals

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The author includes information on how to approach Aero to:

• show readers that not all dogs are police dogs

• explain to readers how dangerous dogs can be

• teach readers how to be safe around police dogs

• tell readers how scared dogs can get when they meet children

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Aero lets Officer Mike know he needs a break by:

• quivering and whining

• jumping out of the window

• barking and scratching at the door

• putting his head against Officer Mike's

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Aero's most important job is to:

• chase criminals

• visit children who are sick

• help and protect Officer Mike

• walk up and down steep stairs

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Why did the author write the section called “On Duty”?

• to explain that police cars are better than regular cars
• to describe Aero’s police car and tell how he protects it
• to show what a long, hard day Aero has when he works
• to show that Aero has many duties and tasks to perform

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Which traits are NOT a trait of a loyal person? **pick two**

• stands up for you

• dishonest

• talks bad about you

• is honest with you

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What is a synonym for the word quiver?

• sneeze
• breathe
• twitch
• smell

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