Unit 2 Week 5 Test

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What is the main idea of a text?

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The main idea is the central point or message that the author wants to convey.

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Why is it important to support the main idea with details?

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Supporting details provide evidence and examples that help explain and reinforce the main idea.

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What does it mean to reintroduce an animal to the wild?

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Reintroducing an animal to the wild means returning a captive animal back to its natural habitat.

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What challenges might animals face when reintroduced to the wild?

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Animals may struggle with survival skills, finding food, and adapting to their natural environment.

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What is the significance of Keiko, the orca in Free Willy?

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Keiko's story illustrates the difficulties and low success rates of reintroducing captive animals to the wild.

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What is a good question to ask when identifying the main idea?

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Ask, 'What point is the author trying to make?'

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True or False: The main idea does not need supporting details.

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False. The main idea should be supported by details.

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What are some ways to feel better when sad?

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Taking a walk, talking to a friend, writing down feelings, and doing good for others can help.

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What is the main idea of the text about feeling sad?

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There are many ways to make yourself feel better.

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What do studies reveal about survival rates of animals born in captivity?

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Survival rates for animals born in captivity and reintroduced to the wild are much lower than for those born in the wild.