Save Timber Woods (Comprehension Review)

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What is the main concern of the children in 'Save Timber Woods'?

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The children are concerned about protecting Timber Woods and the deer that live there.

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Who is Hector in the story?

Back

Hector is a character who speaks about the importance of Timber Woods at the town council meeting.

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What does it mean to 'delay the sale' of Timber Woods?

Back

To delay the sale means to postpone or wait before selling Timber Woods.

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Why do the children want to raise money?

Back

The children want to raise money to help buy Timber Woods and protect it from being sold.

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What is the role of the town council in the story?

Back

The town council makes decisions about the sale of Timber Woods and listens to the children's concerns.

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What action do the children take after their report?

Back

After their report, the class decides to ask the town's leaders to buy Timber Woods.

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What is the significance of the deer in the story?

Back

The deer symbolize the wildlife that needs protection and are a key reason for the children's efforts.

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What do the children do at the beginning of the passage?

Back

The children are trying to decide on a topic for a report.

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What is a report in the context of the story?

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A report is a presentation or written document that shares information about a topic.

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What does it mean to 'give a speech'?

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To give a speech means to speak publicly about a topic to inform or persuade an audience.