Luna's Rescue PartA-PartB

Part A: Why do Mateo and Lily step back toward the trail in paragraph 15?

• To avoid scaring the fawn and her mother

• To get a better view of the mother deer

• To give the fawn time to rest before moving

• To find more animals that may have been lost in the storm

Part B: Which paragraph in the story best supports the answer to Part A?

• Paragraph 12

• Paragraph 14

• Paragraph 16

• Paragraph 18

Part A: Which event best helps the fawn reunite with her mother?

• The family steps back and gives the fawn space

• Mateo and Lily call out to the mother deer

• Grandpa picks up the fawn and carries her to the trees

• The family builds a shelter for the fawn

Part B: Which paragraph in the story best supports the answer to Part A?

• Paragraph 10

• Paragraph 15

• Paragraph 19

• Paragraph 22

Part A: Which is a theme of Luna’s Rescue?

• Helping others sometimes requires patience.

• It is always best to take action immediately.

• Wild animals are unable to survive without human help.

• Exploring after a storm can be dangerous.

Part B: Which detail from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

• The family steps back to give the fawn and its mother space.

• The children rush to bring the fawn into their house.

• Grandpa immediately carries the fawn back into the forest.

• The children wander through the woods looking for more lost animals.

Part A: How does Lily feel at the end of the story?

• Nervous

• Hopeful

• Disappointed

• Confused

Part B: Which phrase from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

• “She must have been separated from her mother during the storm.” (Paragraph 9)

• “They found each other!” Lily said happily. (Paragraph 18)

• “Do you think that’s her mother?” Lily asked. (Paragraph 13)

• “She came back to say thank you,” Grandpa said with a smile. (Paragraph 22)