L.3.4 Pumas

How many puma cubs are usually in a puma litter?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Six

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What is the meaning of the word litter in paragraph 5?

• A messy area

• A group of baby animals

• A type of food

• A place to sleep

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How does the caption help the reader understand the passage?

• It describes a pumas size

• It tells where pumas live

• It lists what pumas eat

• It describes what pumas look like

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What is the meaning of excellent in paragraph 2?

• Poor

• Average

• Very good

• Uninterested

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How can a glossary entry for the word prey help a reader understand the passage?

• By giving the page number

• By listing other books about prey

• By giving the definition of the word

• By giving a picture of a prey

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What is the meaning of the word dense in paragraph 4?

• Empty and open

• Full of trees and thick

• Very small and weak

• Bright and sunny

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Why do pumas rarely sleep in the same place two nights in a row?

• They aren't comfortable

• They need more to eat

• They want to be with other pumas

• They are territorial and like to roam alone

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What text feature goes with the caption?

• Index

• Heading

• Illustration

• Photograph

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