The main purpose for creating a nature habitat at school would be to

teach students more about nature

What is this article mostly about?

how to start a wildlife habitat

When Alex refers to his competitor as "Kerry Kendall the Great," he indicates he

believes what he has heard about Kendall

How has the author organized this article?

by giving step-by-step instructions

This story would be of most interest to a student who

enjoys fictional stories about young athletes

The section "Plan a Habitat" is mostly about

how to attract wildlife to the habitat

Why does the farmer smile when he sees the fox with her kits in the barn?

He understands that the fox saved his barn

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1
What is the setting at the beginning of the story?
a field near a farm
a straw nest in a barn
a forest in winter
a farm on a snowy evening
2
The cause of the conflict between Alex and Kendall is due to
rumors they have heard
the mind games they play
the conversations they have
the schools they attend
3
Their first response to each other is best described as
friendly
tense
relaxed
aggressive
4
Which step would you do under "Reach for Resources"
talk to maintenance staff
plant flowers and trees
find a location
ask for donations
5
The main purpose for creating a nature habitat at school would be to
convince people to work as volunteers
improve the school's appearance
teach students more about nature
raise money for other projects
6
This information helps the reader better understand Alex's
opinions about training
desire to make new friends
attitude about track meets
reactions to other people
7
What is this article mostly about?
how to gather food for a wildlife habitat
how to start a wildlife habitat
making a place where animals can hide
creating places for people to plant gardens
8
In the story, why is the barn a better home for the fox family in the winter?
It keeps them close together
It protects them from the snow
It is easier to find food there
It gives them more room to play
9
When Alex refers to his competitor as "Kerry Kendall the Great," he indicates he
believes what he has heard about Kendall
considers it an honor to race against Kendall
respects Kendall as an outstanding athlete
thinks Kendall makes the extra effort to win
10
This story is told from the point of view of
Alex
Coach Dugan
Kendall
Eric
11
How does the farmer change from the time he first sees the fox to the end of the story?
from friendly to unkind
from angry to understanding
from concerned to selfish
from confused to upset
12
How has the author organized this article?
by telling a story from beginning to tend
by giving step-by-step instructions
by listing facts from most to least important
by listing both sides of an argument
13
This story would be of most interest to a student who
needs information about coaching techniques
wants to learn how to compete in track events
likes to read biographies of famous runners
enjoys fictional stories about young athletes
14
"The Red Fox" is an example of
realistic fiction
a fable
a folktale
historical fiction
15
The section "Plan a Habitat" is mostly about
how to attract wildlife to the habitat
finding a place to use for the habitat
how to raise money for the habitat
finding peopel to work on the habitat
16
Why does the farmer smile when he sees the fox with her kits in the barn?
He thinks the kits look silly
He relaizes the kits will be good pets
He understands that the fox saved his barn
He knows he'll be able to chase them away easilyf

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