Journeys Lesson 11 | Sea Animals

Why did the author write "Sea Animals?"

• to get me to swim
• to tell a funny story
• to tell me facts about sea animals

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What do the captions tell?

• what the animals eat
• the names of the animals
• where the animals live

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From the story, what can you tell about sea slugs?

• They live on land.
• They must live in water.
• They can live on land and in water.

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Which animal can live in the water and on land?

• a crab
• a jellyfish
• a fish

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CCSS.L.1.6

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Why does the author tell about sea animals that live in cold and warm places?

• to tell how animals swim in that water
• to tell what the animals can find to eat
• to tell that sea animals live in many waters

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CCSS.RI.2.6

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Why does the author write the word brrrr! in the sentence "They just had a cold swim.  Brrrr!"

• to tell the water is cold
• to tell the water is warm
• to tell what the animal does

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CCSS.RL.2.6

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Which animal naps in the sun?

• sea star
• sea turtle
• sea lion

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How does the picture of the turtle help you know about this animal?

• It lets me see what a turtle eats.
• It lets me see what a flipper looks like.
• It lets me see how a turtle gets on land.

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What does a sea star do?

• swim fast
• hunt with a pal
• take little steps

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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Why would you read "Sea Animals?"

• to find tips on how to swim
• to find what animals live on land
• to find what animals live in the sea

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