Intervention RI 5.1/RI 5.2 (01/28/25 Day 3) - Spiders

What are two main ideas of the passage "Spiders: Fascinating Creatures of the Arachnid World" and how are they supported by key details?

• Spiders are dangerous creatures; they have venomous bites and are often found in homes.

• Spiders are fascinating and beneficial; they create webs to catch prey and help control insect populations.

• Spiders are similar to insects; they have six legs and are found in various environments.

• Spiders are rare and endangered; they are only found in specific regions and have unique hunting techniques.

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CCSS.RI.5.2

Which detail from the passage supports the idea that spiders are skilled hunters?

• Spiders have eight legs, unlike insects.

• Spiders use silk to create webs for catching food.

• Spiders are found all over the world.

• Spiders are part of the arachnid family.

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CCSS.RI.5.2

How do spiders contribute to balancing ecosystems according to the passage?

• By being venomous and scaring away predators.

• By creating webs that beautify gardens and forests.

• By controlling insect populations through hunting.

• By being rare and avoiding human contact.

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CCSS.RI.5.2

What reasoning can be used to explain why most spiders are not a threat to humans?

• Most spiders are shy and prefer to avoid humans.

• Most spiders are found only in forests and deserts.

• Most spiders have six legs and are easy to identify.

• Most spiders are colorful and small in size.

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CCSS.RI.5.2

Summarize the passage "Spiders: Fascinating Creatures of the Arachnid World" in one sentence.

• Spiders are dangerous creatures that should be avoided at all costs.

• Spiders are fascinating arachnids that help control insect populations and are mostly harmless to humans.

• Spiders are similar to insects and are found in various environments around the world.

• Spiders are rare creatures that are only found in specific regions and have unique hunting techniques.

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CCSS.RI.5.2