Charly the fox

Jasmine receives a letter from her friend Charlie the fox, inviting her to visit him in the forest. She meets Charlie, who is trying to catch something in a tree. They discuss fox habits, such as living in burrows and storing food. Charlie shares his love for eggs, berries, and fish, and demonstrates his excellent sense of smell and eyesight. After a day of learning about foxes, Jasmine says goodbye to Charlie and reflects on his food storage habits.

Where does Charlie the fox live?

• In North America

• In Europe

• In the eastern United States

• In the western United States

What is Charlie trying to do when the narrator meets him?

• Catch something on a branch

• Look for food

• Find his burrow

• Climb a tree

What does Charlie say about his fur?

• It helps him climb trees

• It keeps him warm in winter

• It changes color with seasons

• It is waterproof

What is one of the foods that Charlie loves to eat?

• Nuts

• Insects

• Eggs

• Leaves

How do foxes find food in the dark?

• By using their sense of hearing

• By using their sense of touch

• By following other animals

• By using their excellent sense of smell and eyesight