Cats and Kittens, Desert Camels, Bat is not a Bird

What do cats use to bathe themselves?

• A shower

• Their tongue

• A sprinkler

• They don't bathe themselves

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According to the poem, cats like to pounce on ______________.

• pillows

• grass

• their bed

• a toy mouse

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What does the poet like about cats?

• they're cute

• they can clean themselves using their tongues

• they have fur

• they fly at night

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What do camels have on their backs?

• feathers

• humps

• wings

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Camels are very _____________

• weak

• thirsty

• strong

• small

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What does the poet say to support that camels are very strong?

• they love to be pets

• they walk a lot all day

• they carry people and don't mind the sun

• they eat a lot of food.

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What line from the poem tells you that the poet likes camels?

• "Camels have a hump on their backs."

• "I'd like a camel for a pet."

• "They sway and move from side to side"

• "They carry people"

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According to the poem, what sound does a bat make?

• a shriek

• a chirp

• a squeak

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How is a bat different from a bird?

• A bat does not have feathers

• A bat has a beak

• A bat has a hump

• A bat chirps

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Bats fly around __________________

• in the daytime

• at night

• all the time

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