Level F: Lesson 3

In which group would a stork belong?

• animals that drink at the watering hole

• animals that drink and hunt at the watering hole

• animals that come alone to the watering hole

Which of the following is a fact?

• A hippo is the most scary animal at the watering hole.

• A giraffe is the most beautiful animal at the watering hole.

• Dogs travel to the watering hole in a pack.

Why do most animals come to the watering hole?

• to drink and hunt

• to hunt

• to drink

Why did the author write this story?

• to teach readers about the animals they might see at a watering hole

• to explain how watering holes are formed

• to entertain people with a story about animals

Read this sentence: A ‘flock’ of storks comes to take a drink. What does the word ‘flock’ mean in this sentence?

• a group of wolves or wild dogs

• a group of hippos

• a group of the same type of birds

What is the problem in the story?

• Billy needs money to fix his broken bike.

• Billy needs apples to make apple pie.

• Billy needs signs for his bake sale.

What is the solution to the problem?

• Mac and Tosh help Billy make signs.

• Mac and Tosh help Billy earn money to fix his bike.

• Billy picks apples from Mac and Tosh to make an apple pie.

What happens after Mac makes signs?

• Mac reads a book.

• Billy looks upset.

• Tosh picks apples.

How do Billy's feelings change throughout the story?

• At first he is happy, but later he is sad.

• At first he is sad, but later he is happy.

• At first he is scared, but later he is sad.

Mac and Tosh are_______

• people

• dogs

• trees