The Animal Bridge

How does Moose try to stop the people?

• He helps Rabbit chew the wires.

• He rams the truck.

• He tries to scare the workers away.

• He stands in the road to stop the truck.

Where does this story take place?

• in a forest

• in a backyard

• in a zoo

• in a park

How do the animals feel after they try to stop the people?

• disappointed because they do not stop the people

• excited because the workers decide to leave

• angry because the people fight back

• thankful because the road is closed

What happens after Bear talks with Deer?

• The people come with their trucks.

• The animals make a plan to stop the people.

• Blue Jay tells the animals that he has seen the people.

• The people put signs next to the road.

If someone is fuming, he or she is _______.

• excited

• confused

• angry

• bored

What is the effect of Rabbit chewing the truck wires?

• The worker sees her and chases her away.

• One of her big teeth cracks.

• She cannot chew through the wire all the way.

• She almost gets stuck under the truck.

Why are the animals mad at the people?

• The bridge the people build is not big enough.

• The people are building a new road through the animals' homes.

• The people want to catch all the animals and move them to a new place.

• The people are chopping down trees and digging in the grass.

What is the effect of the new bridge on Deer?

• She can find food.

• She can find a new home.

• She can find her herd.

• She can find other animals to play with.

Which word means the act of making or building something?

• construction

• destroy

• complaining

• trotting

Why are the animals no longer mad at the people?

• The people were building the bridge for the animals.

• The people promise not to build any more.

• The people feel bad for the animals and stop building.

• The animals win and the people decide to leave.