Mod 2, Week 2 Reading

These questions are based on The Great Fuzz Frenzy.

What is the MAIN lesson in the passage?

• It is good to ask for help.

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    It is hard to work as a team.

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    It is fun to try something new.

• It is important to help out friends.

These questions are based on The Great Fuzz Frenzy.

Where did the ball MOST LIKELY come from?

• a dog

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    a bird

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    a tree

• a flower

These questions are based on The Great Fuzz Frenzy.

In the passage, it says Big Bark snarled at the other prairie dogs. Which word means the same as snarled?

• jumped

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    growled

• • tugged

• looked

These questions are based on The Great Fuzz Frenzy.

How did the prairie dogs show kindness?

• They helped Pip Squeak dig a hole.

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    They asked a bird if he wanted fuzz.

• • They shared the fuzz with everyone.

• They saved Big Bark from an eagle.

These questions are based on The Great Fuzz Frenzy.

In the end, how do the prairie dogs feel about fuzz?

• It is fun.

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    It is soft.

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    It is round.

• It is trouble.

These questions are based on Water Rolls, Water Rises.

Where is the setting at the beginning of the poem?

• in the wells

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    in the street

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    on the trees

• on the shore

These questions are based on Water Rolls, Water Rises.

What word does the author use to tell about water moving quietly?

• sails

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    slithers

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    swirling

• swooping

These questions are based on Water Rolls, Water Rises.

How can you tell this is a poem?

• The sentences rhyme.

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    The sentences tell about water.

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    The sentences show how water moves.

• The sentences are broken into different lines.

These questions are based on Water Rolls, Water Rises.

How can you tell this is a poem?

• The line breaks in each stanza.

• • The poem uses alliteration.

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    The words appeal to the senses.

• All of the answers are correct.

These questions are based on Water Rolls, Water Rises.

What is the SAME about the beginning and end of the poem?

• They both tell that water is used in many places.

• • They both tell how water rolls around the world.

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    They both tell that water is under the sun and moon.

• They both tell how water helps people around the world.