Dog and Wolf

What is one lesson the story teaches?

• Making new friends can help you solve your problems.

• There is no point in wishing for what you can't have.

• Don't be too quick to think others' lives are better than your own.

• It's hard to make good choices when you are weak and hungry.

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Which sentence from the story best supports your answer to Part A?

• "He had hardly eaten anything for days."

• "I just hope I can find someone to take in a scruffy fellow like myself."

• "The wolf couldn't believe his good luck."

• "I'd rather have my freedom than all the food in the world."

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Why does the wolf decide to talk to the dog at the beginning of the story?

• to ask for help

• to learn more about him

• to make a new friend

• to take his food away

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Which words from the story best support the answer to Part A?

• "stomach wouldn't stop growling"

• "was little more than skin and bones"

• "noticed how well fed and strong the dog looked"

• "was curious about the dog's life"

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Why does the wolf change his mind about wanting to go live with the wolf?

• He finds out the dog sometimes has to wear a chain.

• He sees that the fur on the dog's neck is worn away.

• He learns that he would have to do chores in exchange for food.

• He realizes that he isn't as hungry as he thought he was.

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Which words from the story best support the answer to Part A?

• "round up the chickens when they get out of their pen."

• "noticed the back of the dog's neck"

• "couldn't bear the thought of being tied up"

• "didn't mind feeling hungry"

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