"The Star Llama" is a

• poem

• song

• play

• story

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Who was the Inca boy's companion?

• an old llama

• his mother

• the stars in the sky

• an icy stream

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Why did the boy walk many miles every day?

• He wanted to stay healthy.

• He was looking for a home.

• He needed to take his pet on walks.

• He was searching for his parents.

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What did the boy do with the llama's wool after he carried it to the city?

• He wore it.

• He felt it.

• He gathered it.

• He sold it.

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How were the boy's new llamas different from his old llama?

• They had wool.

• They were old.

• They were young and frisky.

• They curled up with him.

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How can you tell this story is fantasy?

• Some events could not happen in real life.

• A llama is not a real animal.

• Inca boys lived hundred of years ago.

• People in a city would never buy wool.

See the sunlight _________ on the surface of the water.

• guard

• shimmer

• communicate

• comfort

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You can see your ________ when it's cold outside.

• companion

• lizard

• starlight

• breath

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The puppies were _________ and playful.

• glowing

• frisky

• protected

• dedicated

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An hour after we came inside, my feet were still not

• frisky.

• young.

• warm.

• unusual.

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