bài đọc 11: feeding the birds

What did Ben want to do most at the zoo?

• Feed the parrots.

• 1. Touch the parrots.

  2. 

• 1. Watch the parrots fly.

What was the most important rule for feeding the parrots?

• 1. Throw apple pieces in the buckets.

• 1. Don't touch or chase the birds.

• 1. Keep the apple pieces clean.

What made Ben upset when he got to the birdeage?

• He didn't get to be first in line.

• 1. He had to wait to get into the cage.

• 1. There were too many people in the line.

What happened after the door to the birds was opened?

• Ben started to feed one of the birds.

• 1. Green and blue colored birds flew

• 1. People got apple pieces to feed the birds.

How did the story end?

• 1. Ben had to get more apple pieces to feed the birds.

• 1. Ben made friends with one of the red birds.

• 1. Ben had red birds eating out of his hand.

What made Ben become afraid of the parrots?

• The parrots looked really big to Ben.

• 1. One flew by his head and surprised him.

• 1. There were too many parrots in the cage.

Why did the new red birds stay far away by themselves?

• They didn't know how to eat from a person's hand.

• 1. They didn't like to be around the other birds.

• 1. They didn't care about eating pieces of apple.

What happened the first time Ben tried to feed a red bird?

• 1. The bird flew around Ben's head.

• 1. The bird just looked at Ben and didn't eat.

• 1. The bird knocked the apple piece to the ground.

What was the second rule about feeding the parrots?

• 1. Get apple pieces and hold them.

• 1. Wait for the birds to fly to you.

• Put apple pieces in the red bucket.

What did this story mostly tell about?

• A young boy feeding parrots at a zoo.

• 1. Rules for how to feed parrots at the zoo.

• 1. A family going to the zoo for the first time.