DOL 3.20 Two Hundred Tries

How is the author’s perspective in the story “Two Hundred Tries” DIFFERENT from the point of view in the informational text “Let the Buffalo Roam”?

• "Two Hundred Tries" portrays the challenges of individual creativity, while "Let the Buffalo Roam" highlights the negative impact of human activity on wildlife habitats.

• "Two Hundred Tries" focuses on personal growth and innovation, while "Let the Buffalo Roam" emphasizes broader environmental conservation efforts.

• "Two Hundred Tries" illustrates the process of trial and error in problem-solving, while "Let the Buffalo Roam" minimizes the role of conservation efforts in preserving natural habitats.

• "Two Hundred Tries" focuses on the achievement of goals, while "Let the Buffalo Roam" emphasizes the importance of sustainable land management practices.

Which key idea about persistence is important to BOTH the story “Two Hundred Tries” and the informational text “Let the Buffalo Roam”?

• Avoid challenges altogether to prevent failure.

• Give up easily when faced with challenges.

• Try multiple approaches to achieve a goal.

• Seek a unique approach to achieve a goal.

Which sentence best describes a SIMILARITY between the story “Two Hundred Tries” and the informational text “Let the Buffalo Roam”?

• Both texts showcase the diversity of wildlife in different ecosystems.

• Both texts emphasize the role of parental guidance in achieving success.

• Both texts focus on the significance of environmental conservation.

• Both texts highlight the significance of overcoming challenges.

In the informational text "Let the Buffalo Roam," which phrase from paragraph 5 helps the reader understand the meaning of the word 'patches'?

• homes for many prairie plants and animals

• grass of different lengths

• Bison and fire

• Ground-nesting birds

What does the word 'grin' mean in paragraph 16 of the story "Two Hundred Tries"? Support your answer with evidence from the story.