Alone in the Jungle

Julianne, the main character of the story, was lost in the forest of Peru. What did her father teach her (if she ever got lost) about finding her way home?

• follow the North Star

• follow the animals

• follow the water

• listen for the monkeys and unicorns

Where was the setting (place) of this story?

• In the ocean coastline

• In the Sahara Desert

• rainforest of Peru

• Yosemite, United States.

On the day of the airplane crash, Julian and her mother were planning a trip home for Christmas. (true or false)

• true

• false

After the plane crash, Julianne was sure that no one would find her. Why was she so certain of this?

• The rainforest of Peru covers more than half of the country. Making it seem like searching "for a needle in a haystack."

• The search and rescue team approved was so small and unorganized.

• Julian thought the animals would get to her before she was rescued.

• Julianne was sure no one would find her because she was unable to move, due to her broken leg.

Explain the significance of the "HOATZINS" bird. Why did the author include this bird and dedicate a whole picture for the story. Please explain in at least 3 to 4 sentences.

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In the forest, which animal was Julian most afraid of?

• poisonous spiders

• Jaguars

• crocodiles

• stingrays

• poisonous snakes

Who found and rescued Juliane ?

• Her father

• the American Red Cross

• Search and rescue team

• three woodcutters

Julian believes the giant trees in the rainforest saved her life. Now she wants to help save the rainforest. (true or false)

• true

• false

Why does Julianne believe the rainforest saved her life?

• She felt the rain forest was her backyard, and would be easy to find her way home.

• She used the resources available in the Forest.

• This is not true, Julian does not believe the rainforest saved her life.

• She felt the trees cushioned the plane crash.

Julianne and her mother both survived, living happily ever after. (True or false)

• true

• false