The Long, Long Journey

A bar-tailed godwit is a type of __________

• dog

• eagle

• bird

• wolf

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What do the baby godwits eat?

• grass

• insects

• bread

• fish

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On page 17, the mother godwit "TRILLS". What does "TRILL" probably mean?

• eats

• swims

• makes a noise

• stomps her feet

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On page 20, what are the godwit parents trying to do?

• find food for the babies

• scare the Arctic Fox away

• hang out by the pond

• eat lots of fish

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The author's purpose of the Long, Long Journey is to _______

• teach the reader facts about many different birds

• tell the reader a cute story about a magical bird

• convince the reader to save animals

• teach the reader about the long, hard trip the godwit takes

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