At Home in the Wild

In “Polar Bear Family,” how do the polar bear cubs change from winter to spring?

• They are lost in winter and find their home in spring.

• They are cold in winter and warm in spring.

• They are sad in winter and happy in spring

• They sleep in winter and play in spring.

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In “Big Brown Moose,” what happens at the end of the poem? AB C D

• The moose becomes very cold.

• The moose climbs on his mama.

• The moose rests with his mama.

• The moose gets scared by animals.

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What is “Over in the Meadow” MOSTLY about?

• what animal families do

• where each animal family lives

• which animal families are the loudest

• who the babies are in each animal family

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What does the poem “The Cricket” tell about crickets?

• They are funny.

• They make noise.

• They look like stars.

• They live in the sky

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In “The Ant,” each stanza is mostly the same. Why does the author repeat each stanza?

• to show that the ants move fast

• to show that the ants are worried

• to show that many ants work together

• to show that many ants line up in a row

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