R.I.3.1: Ask and Answer questions about informational text

Where do kangaroos live?

• Africa and Asia

• Eastern Australia and New Guinea

• North America

• South America

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How do kangaroos warn of danger?

• They jump high

• They thump the ground with their feet

• They hide in trees

• They make loud roars

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How old is a joey when it comes out of the pouch for the first time?

• 2 months

• 4 months

• 6 months

• 10 months

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How far can a large kangaroo leap in a single jump?

• 10 feet

• 30 feet

• 5 feet

• 50 feet

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What do kangaroos use to keep their balance?

• Their tails

• Their ears

• Their front paws

• Their heads

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What kind of sounds do kangaroos make?

• Grunt, cough, hiss, and click

• Bark and howl

• Growl and chirp

• Squeak and whistle

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What is a marsupial?

• An animal that carries its baby in a pouch

• type of bird

• An animal that lays eggs

• A plant-eating reptile

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What can’t kangaroos do that most animals can?

• Jump

• Run fast

• Walk backwards

• Swim

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How long is a joey when it is first born?

• One foot long

• One inch long

• Six inches long

• One centimeter long

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