3rd/4th Reading

What is the most likely reason the author added a wolf to the cover of The Three Little Pigs?

• To describe all the activities that happen in the story.

• To identify all the houses that are in the book.

• To suggest that wolves are friendly.

• To inform that reader that danger may occur.

In space, there is very little gravity. Even so, any really large thing will still pull smaller things toward it. The bigger something is, the stronger its gravity. Jupiter is so huge that all of the other planets could fit inside of it! Jupiter’s gravity pulls on rocks floating in space and as they move closer, they start circling the planet. They’re held in place by Jupiter’s gravity. This is why Jupiter has 60 moons.

What does the word circling mean?

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In space, there is very little gravity. Even so, any really large thing will still pull smaller things toward it. The bigger something is, the stronger its gravity. Jupiter is so huge that all of the other planets could fit inside of it! Jupiter’s gravity pulls on rocks floating in space and as they move closer, they start circling the planet. They’re held in place by Jupiter’s gravity. This is why Jupiter has 60 moons.

What does the word gravity mean?

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What information can be found in magazine titled "Everything Insects"?

• Why elephants are big and round

• The purpose of a leaf

• What lady bugs eat

• The best insect for a pet

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The author wrote this book mostly likely to-

• Entertain the reader

• Persuade the reader to eat green eggs and ham

• Explain how to make green eggs and ham

• Describe where you can eat green eggs and ham

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"Jack fell down and broke his crown"

The poet includes this line to emphasize that Jack—

• is no longer king

• fetched water

• went up the hill

• hit his head

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Which lines from the poem rhyme?

• the clock struck one,

  the mouse ran down

• the mouse ran up the clock,

  the clock struck one

• the mouse ran down,

  hickory, dicory dock

• hickory, dicory dock,

  the mouse ran up the clock

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In the poem, the mouse runs up the clock because-

• the mouse got scared

• the clock was loud

• the clock struck one

• it was time to go home

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The description in the last two lines helps the reader picture-

• what green eggs look like

• where he will eat green eggs and ham

• how to eat green eggs and ham

• when he would eat green eggs and ham

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As a young boy growing up in Mexico, Millan spent a lot of time at his grandfather’s ranch. He loved watching the pack, or group, of wild dogs that roamed there. In fact, Millan spent so much time watching the dogs that he was given the nickname “El Perrero.” This means “dog boy” in Spanish. Millan also watched dogs in television shows and movies. His favorite show was about a dog named Lassie. As a teenager Millan dreamed of going to Hollywood to train animals for the movies.

Roamed means —

• learned

• worked

• wondered

• hid

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