At the beginning of the article, why does the author make you guess her pet?

• to make it fun to read

• to make the reader take a hard test

• because she does not know the answer

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Why does the author tell the reader that dogs are cousins of wolves and coyotes?

• to scare the reader

• to show how different they are

• to show that they are similar animals

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How are a puppy and a cat alike?

• They cannot see

• They are about the same size

• They are both cousins of wolves

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Why does the author compare her dog to a bicycle?

• to show how much her dog cost

• to show how fast her dog can run

• to show how much her dog weighs

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How are the author and her dog alike?

• they both ride bicycles

• they both sleep on the author's bed

• they are both small and have feathers

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Why does the author show a picture of a dog laying between two people?

• to show that the dog is scared

• to show that dogs have smaller feet

• to show that dogs and people get along well

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Why does the author tell you her dog can play fetch?

• to show that dogs are a lot of work

• to show that dogs like to be alone

• to show that dogs can do fun things

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Why did the author write this article?

• to tell facts about her dog

• to tell why dogs are better than cats

• to tell a make-believe story about a dog

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