Eaglets in the Nest

In the first paragraph, the text mainly explains how Eagles are great __________.

• brids

• parents

• hunters

• amphibians

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What do eagle parents build to keep their family safe?

• trees

• babies

• cocoons

• nests

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According to the passage, where do Eagle parents build nests?

• in tall trees

• in short trees

• on the beach

• on a mountain

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CLICK ALL THE ANSWERS, of things Eagles line their nests with.

• grass

• leaves

• dirt

• pine needles

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Who keeps the eggs safe and warm?

• Mother Eagle

• Father Eagle

• Both Eagle Parents

• Eagle Grandparents

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CLICK ALL THE ANSWERS of animals that eat eagle eggs.

• racoon

• other eagles

• fish

• crow

Who ususally hunts for food for the family?

• Father Eagle

• Mother Eagle

• Both Parents

• Eagle Grandparents

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Who feeds the baby eaglets?

• Father Eagle

• Mother Eagle

• Both parents

• Eagle grandparents

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How do baby eaglets practice flying?

• They jump out of the tree

• They push one another

• They hop onto branches and flap, flap, flap

• They sleep and dream about flying

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When do most eagles become parents?

• Age 1

• Age 2 to 3

• Age 4 to 5

• Age 7