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What are reading therapy dogs?

• They are dogs that visit houses and parks to help children read better.

• They are dogs that visit cafeterias and libraries to help children read better.

• They are dogs that visit schools and libraries to help children read better.

• They are cats that visit schools and libraries to help children read better.

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What characteristics does a good reading therapy dog need to have?

• energetic and friendly

• calm and friendly

• wild and friendly

• quiet and shy

Why do children enjoy reading to a therapy dog?

• They can practice reading without worrying about making mistakes.

• They can practice writing without worrying about making mistakes.

• They can practice math without worrying about making mistakes.

• They can practice soccer without worrying about making mistakes.

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What does the word therapy mean?

• A way of treating or fixing some kind of problem.

• A way of teaching someone to read.

• A way of treating or fixing some kind of problem.

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Which context clues helps the reader figure out the meaning of the word therapy?

• "The dog helps its new friend relax."

• "Dogs cannot read."

• "Only some dogs can be reading therapy dogs."

• "The dog helps its new friend relax."

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What is the main idea of this reading passage?

• Therapy dogs help children socialize, because they can play with the dogs.

• Therapy dogs help children read better, because they can practice reading without worrying about making mistakes.

• Studies show that reading therapy dogs can enhance reading skills.

• Therapy dogs help children write better, because they can practice writing without worrying about making mistakes.

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