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WorksheetsWildlife Protection Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main theme of this passage?
Working alone is better than working with others
Nature is unpredictable and dangerous
People can make a positive difference by protecting wildlife
Animals should never be observed by humans
Which question would best help a reader determine the theme?
Why does the turtle lay her eggs at night?
How do the characters help protect the turtle?
What does the turtle look like physically?
What time of day does the story take place?
What does the word trance most closely mean in paragraph 7?
A deep sleep where she cannot wake up
A frightened state
A dazed or unaware state
A playful, excited mood
What does the phrase my stomach knots up mean in paragraph 13?
She is very hungry
She feels nervous or worried
She just woke up
She is excited
Which statement best shows that Callie feels envious?
“I so want one of those T-shirts, but I can’t have one until I’m eighteen…”
“Wow!” I whisper.
“Is she OK?” I ask Gram.
“Good job, Callie,” Gram says.
How does the author develop Callie’s point of view throughout the passage?
By describing only the turtle’s actions
By showing Callie’s thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the events
By using second-person “you” to address the reader directly
By switching between several characters’ perspectives
Which detail best shows Callie’s concern for the turtle?
She notices the birds hunting for insects.
She wants to wear a visor to look older.
She worries the turtle might end up in a parking lot and be hit by a car.
She counts how many people are standing nearby.
What is the main conflict Callie faces?
She doesn’t know how to find her way home.
She must help keep the turtle safe as it returns to the sea.
She wants to become a volunteer but does not have a T-shirt.
She wants to stop the tourists from taking pictures.
Which text evidence best supports that the community works together to help the turtle?
“A group of adults…stream out of a condo.”
“Some sea turtle volunteers have arrived and are working both sides…”
“They’re pecking in the wet sand…”
“She glides under the water and is gone.”
How does Callie change from the beginning to the end of the passage?
She starts angry and becomes calm.
She begins unsure but becomes confident as she helps the turtle.
She starts tired and becomes energized.
She begins excited but ends bored.
