Which of the following was NOT a piece of advice that Odder got from her mother?

Stay away from all that you don't understand

The shark bites Kairi in the tail and she is bleeding. She should be easy prey for the shark. What prevents it from eating Kairi?

Odder causes commotion and even bumps the shark from the back confusing it.

Odder swims into the shark's mouth and sacrifices herself to save her friend.

Kairi turns and swims at the shark, confusing it so that it doesn't know how to catch Kairi.

Why does the shark let Odder go?

He realizes the animal doesn't have blubber to feed him, so the taste is not right.

Odder won't stop wriggling, so she is too hard to hold.

Kairi comes back to attack and bothers the shark so much that it lets Odder free.

The shark decides it is no longer hungry, especially when other sea lions are nearby.

Choose the true statement.

Odder's shark bites are very serious.

Odder's shark bites are not very serious.

After Odder is admitted to the Aquarium's hospital and had surgery, Odder

recalls what it was like to be an odder pup.

remembers the shark and can think of nothing else.

thinks of the future when Odder and Kairi will reunite.

Why do otters constantly clean their fur and add bubbles to it?

to attract creatures to them that make good dinners

After a few days of being taken care of in rescue, what does Odder start to forget?

her favorite place to find fish herself

What is the goal of the "animals" who are taking care of Odder?

to teach her what she needs to know to live successfully in the wild

to teach her to understand what they tell her

to teach her how to swim alone in the pool

Why is it necessary to save a sea otter?

to maintain the balance in the environment

to amuse people by the otter's antics

to help one being is to help all beings

to return it to her mother or it won't survive at all

Why were the "animals" in a hurry to get Odder back to freedom?

the longer she is with the humans, the more attached she will become and not want to leave.

the longer she is there, her digestion will change and she won't be able to eat typical otter food

the longer she is there, the more she'll forget about ocean swimming

the longer she is there will result in her immune system changing; she won't be able to survive in the ocean

How do the "animals" teach Odder to dive under the water?

they put food on the bottom of her pond.

the have her watch other otters dive

What's the difference at Highwater if an otter is given a number or a name?

it tells if you're staying or getting released

it tells if they like you or not

it tells if you're male or female

it tells if you are young or old

When Odder first practices in the ocean,

she goes with an "animal" in a black suit with better flippers

she goes in a boat with an "animal"

What makes Odder know that it is time to stay in the ocean rather than go back with her "animal" to Highwater?

she is watching the two otters and remembering the dram she had of saving a baby otter in the kelp field

the two otters call her to join them and stay

her "animal" pushes her away and keeps moving away from her

her "animal" says "Goodbye" and climbs in to a boat

It seemed as though every time Odder ended up near other humans - kayakers, tourists, etc., - her "animals" would come and

relocate her to where there were fewer humans.

praise her for being so social.

provide her with toys so that she would play with them and avoid the humans.

scare her away from the humans with loud noises.

That the humans named Kairi "Twyla" means that

she will be living at Highwater now.

she will soon return to the ocean.

What happened to Kairi? Why was she brought in?

She was found beached and had the shaking sickness.

She had been attacked by a shark.

She was sick because she ate something bad for her.

What happened to Kairi's pup?

It also had the shaking sickness.

It had been njured in the shark attack and could not survive for long.

Why do the humans want Odder in the cage and have to resort to catching her in a net when she is super stubborn? Where is she being taken?

to a tank with the older otters

Why doesn't Kairi want to name the pup?

She's scared that he will be taken from her.

When Odder questions Kairi about wanting the pup to be free, Kairi says that Odder has really changed. Odder agrees and says it's because

she's enjoying not having to work to catch dinner.

For three days, what does Odder do with the little pup that is put in her tank?

Odder continually asks Kairi for help.

Why do the humans where the "Darth Vader" outfits?

so the baby otters can't see the human's eyes and attempt to bond with them

so they won't pass germs onto the baby otters

so Kairi and Odder don't reveal that they know the humans.

What makes Odder finally decide to help the pup?

the pup is stuck in the kelp and obviously does not know how to dive

the pup can't dive well and seems to jusy float to the top

the pup keep crying and trying to get food unsuccessfully

Odder by Katherine Applegate

Authored by Carol Frow

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What phrase does the author use to refer to an adolescent shark?

young shark bark

a marine tween

adolescent shark tooth

shark tooth sharp

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CCSS.RI.7.5

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Monterey Bay

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CCSS.RI.8.5

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Odder by Katherine Applegate

What phrase does the author use to refer to an adolescent shark?

How old is otter #156?

Otter #156 is called

Odder's best friend is named ______. She is five years old and has shiny, ebony fur.

What word best describes Odder as readers meet her?

The author describes the otters playful movement through the water with which alliteration?

Which place is described as "placid and swampy" with lots of food choices? It has lots of humans also who are sightseeing as well as blue herons, cormorants, sea lions, and sea gulls.

Which place is described as having whales and kelp forests? There is better food such as the succulent crab, but this place is more dangerous.

Which is not a part of a typical sea otter day?

Near the beginning of the book, how many times had Odder been relocated to calmer waters to avoid trouble?

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