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What does sequencing not help us do as readers?

What type of genre is "The Boy Who Drew Birds"?

Duplicate of The Boy Who Drew Birds

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1
What type of genre is "The Boy Who Drew Birds"?
Biography
Fiction
Non-fiction
Autobiography
2
What does sequencing not help us do as readers?
Helps us re-read
Helps us understand the events in our own lives
Aids in comprehension of text
Strengthens our writing skills
3
As fall began, John James realized the birds would leave soon. What did he do?
He realized that the same birds returned to the same nest
He had a question about why the birds disappeared each fall
He formed a plan to band the birds
He decided to observe the behavior of the birds
4
What contributions did John James leave behind for future scientists?
Drawings and Paintings of birds, Bird Banding
Bird Banding, Proving the behavior known as "homing"
Migration, Drawings of Birds, Bird Banding
Migration
5
Which one is not a key feature of a biography?
Told in the third person, using pronouns such as she and he
A true story that describes the authors life
Tells the true story of another person's life
May include photographs and illustrations
6
What does John James do after he learns that scientists have different ideas about birds?
He goes to the cave and studies birds to find his own answer
He ties a yarn around a bird to see if it comes back
He talks to another scientists of what they think
He draws pictures of birds
7
Why does John James tie a string around the birds' legs?
He wanted to observe how they fly
He wanted to find out if the birds would come back
He wanted to track where they were going
He wanted to see if the birds migrated to a different place