Coyote and Rabbit

Look at the flow map showing a sequence of events from Coyote and Rabbit. What event from the story belongs in the empty box?

• Coyote tripped over Rabbit and fell over the edge of the canyon.

• Coyote trusted Rabbit to keep his word.

• Coyote heard Hawk tell Crow that a rock fell into the canyon and blocked the opening.

• Rabbit had an offer that he would show Coyote all of his tricks.

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What is the most likely reason the author wrote Coyote and Rabbit?

• The author wanted to entertain you by teaching you facts about Coyote and Rabbit.

• The author wanted to persuade you to learn about coyotes and rabbits.

• The author wanted to give you information about coyotes and rabbits.

• The author wanted to entertain you with a story about a cunning Coyote and a clever Rabbit.

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A theme is an important idea that is woven throughout a story. It's not the plot or the summary, but something a little deeper. A theme links a big idea about our world with the action of a text. Which of the following is the best theme for Coyote and Rabbit?

• beauty

• loyalty

• a clever betrayal

• family

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What are some characteristics that would describe Rabbit?

• clever, quick, manipulative

• lazy, bored, apathetic

• helpful, sweet, smart

• smart, friendly, foolish

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On page 3, what does the word swift mean? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• quick

• fast

• speedy

• clean

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