Lessons 17-22 Practice passage 2 If Toys Could Talk and Ants

What does the author ask if dinosaur toy would do?

• eat the other toys

• chase the other toys

• scare the other toys

• roar at the other toys

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What does the author ask if dolls would do?

• tell the dinosaurs to stop roaring

• play games with the other toys

• have a tea party

• teach the other toys

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What does the author ask if action heroes would do?

• save all the toys

• fly around at night

• boast about their adventures

• go on lots of adventures

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What does the author wonder about teddy bears?

• if they have picnics

• if they tell bedtime stories

• if they have tea parties with the dolls

• if they help the other toys go to sleep

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Where are ants?

• only in Australia

• in burrows

• only in houses

• everywhere

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What type of animal are ants?

• reptiles

• araneae

• anphibians

• insects

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How many legs do ants have?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

How many parts does an ant's body have?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Ants are very _______ and _______ for their size.

• slow and steady

• fast and weak

• steady and fast

• strong and fast

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How do ants use their strength?

• to make their nests

• to carry the queen

• to carry food

• to carry baby ants

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