Unwelcomed Crow/Bat Wraps Up

In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," What does the word snatched mean in paragraph 11?

• Hid
• Tossed
• Broke
• Grabbed

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In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," Why is the fox's plan important to the resolution of the story?

• The plan helps the crows learn how much they like their home.
• The plan causes the snake to move away from the tree.
• The plan gives the snake a chance to find an important necklace.
• The plan proves to the crows that they like attention.

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In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," What can the reader infer about the crows based on their actions after Father Crow talks to the fox?

• They worry that the snake will harm the servants.
• They often visit the royal ladies and servants at the river.
• They want to give the necklace to the fox.
• They trust the fox and the plan he shares.

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In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," What key idea about Mother Crow do the details in paragraph 7 and 8 best support?

• Mother Crow is worried about the snake that is living in the tree.
• Mother Crow is afraid that she will not find enough food for her babies.
• Mother Crow is sad because the nest is getting too crowded.
• Mother Crow is upset because no one is listening to her.

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In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," How is the setting of the river important to the plot of the story?

• The river is where Mother Crow wants to build a nest.
• The river is where Father Crow meets with the fox.
• The river is where Mother Crow picks up the necklace.
• The river is where Father Crow wants the snake to live.

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Look at this illustration.

In "The Unwelcome Neighbor," What is the most likely reason the author includes this illustration in the story?

• To show an important part of the fox's plan
• To show how the crows build their nest in the banyan tree
• To show why the snake moves into the banyan tree
• To show that the crows need to the fox's help in order to stay safe

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In "Bat Wraps Up," Which statement best shows the central idea of the poem?

• Bats like to sleep in trees rather than on the ground.
• Bats have their own special ways to get ready for sleep.
• Baths feel most comfortable when they are with their families.
• Bats use special ways to see and hear each other in darkness.

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In "Bat Wraps Up," In line 8, the phrase "As dark grows thin" shows --

• it is almost morning time.
• the bat is afraid of the dark.
• the night sky is full of clouds.
• the bat has not eaten enough food.

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In "Bat Wraps Up," In line 11, the word "grasps" most closely means --

• rips
• hurts
• holds
• keeps

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In "Bat Wraps Up," What is the rhyme scheme in the poem?

• ABABA
• ABCABC
• ABBA ABBA
• There is no rhyme scheme.

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