The Long, Long Journey

What is the passage MOSTLY about?

• the life of young godwits

• the places young godwits visit

• why parent godwits leave their young

• how parent godwits care for their young

Why does the young female MOST LIKELY eat all that she can?

• because she likes feeling full

• because she wants to be busy

• because she is trying to be good

• because she needs to get stronger

On page 20, what are the godwit parents trying to do?

• find food for the babies

• scare the Arctic Fox away

• hang out by the pond

• eat lots of fish

What reason does the author give for the godwits making noise when they fly?

• so that they can stay awake

• so that they can stay together

• so that they have enough space

• so that they frighten other birds

When a bird trills, it--

• eats worms

• sleeps in a nest

• sings and chirps

• flies off of a tree branch

When something moves by taking high steps, it ---

• jumps

• prances

• dances

• runs

In the passage, the falcon aims for the godwits. What do the words aims for mean?

• falls on

• scares away

• flies faster than

• moves nearer to

The illustrator, or the person who drew the pictures in the story is _______________________________.

When this figure bends it's legs and lowers it's body, it----

• crouches

• dances

• jumps

• dives

When something moves from side to side in a shaky way, it is called--

• firm

• wobbly

• wooden

• solid