Whooping Cranes

Someone who cares for animal or people and keep them safe.

• survive

• success

• caretakers

• threatened

All the animals of the same kind living in the same place.

• population

• resources

• caretakers

• survive

When you remember someone from the past.

• relatives

• succes

• survive

• recognize

Things that are available to be used when needed, such as water.

• threatened

• resources

• survive

• relatives

Something that ends well.

• survive

• caretakers

• recognized

• success

When you stay alive through a dangerous event.

• survive

• recognized

• resources

• threatened

When something is in danger of being hurt.

• relatives

• population

• threatened

• caretakers

Choose the correct suffix for quick

• quickful

• quickment

• quickly

• quickion

Why were there only fifteen wild whooping cranes in 1941?

• Other animals attacked them.

• The whooping crane flocks got sick.

• People captured them and put them in zoos.

• People hunted them and took over their habitats.

What did the caretakers' puppets teach the whooping cranes?

• how to fly

• how to walk

• where to eat

• where to sleep