Almost Gone

What is the authors point of view?

• Animals do not need protected.

• It is fine if animals become extinct.

• Everyone needs to work together to protect the animals.

• No one should worry about these animals.

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When the author says "chickadees eat insects. Without chickadees, there would be more insects. More insects would attack and eat the plants in the garden". What is the an example of?

• cause and effect

• compare and contrast

• sequential order

• explanation

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What is one reason that animals are becoming endangered?

• They get hit by cards.

• They do not hunt for enough food.

• Their environments are being destroyed.

• They are lazy.

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What does endangered mean?

• Gone forever

• Millions still exist.

• It cant be prevented.

• Very few of these animals are left.

Why would the destruction of an animals habitat make it more rare?

• The animals cannot find a new home.

• The animals are able to find a new home.

• The animals do not know how to survive in the new environment.

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What happened to the Abington Tortoise that there is only 1 left?

• People took them as pets.

• They were overhunted and eaten by sailors.

• They didnt know how to swim.

• There trees were cut down.

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What is the main idea of this book?

• animals can become extinct.

• We should stop animals from becoming extinct because it effects the entire world.

• animals are interesting

• It does not matter if animals become extinct.,

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Pollution does not hurt the animals.

• True

• False

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Decline means that the population is getting smaller.

• True

• False

What did you learn from the book Almost Gone?

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