Dogs to the Rescue

Based on the text, how does the author MOST LIKELY feel about rescue dogs?

• training rescue dogs doesn't take much time.

• Rescue dogs are smart and brave heroes.

• Rescue dogs need more energy to save people.

Based on evidence from the text, the author would most likely agree with the idea that

• A rescue worker and rescue dog have to trust each other

• German Shepherds are great for their sense of smell.

• Rescue dogs don't have to be friendly to do their jobs.

The author would agree with which statement?

• People have skills that are like dog skills.

• All dogs can be rescue dogs.

• Certain breeds are easier to train for different rescue situations.

What is the MOST important idea from the story?

• Rescue dogs can help people in different disasters.

• Dogs cannot dive in water to help people.

• The dogs only team up with the police and firefighters.

These dogs are good at swimming and help with water rescues.

• Golden Retrievers

• Newfoundlands

• Poodle

• bloodhound

German Shepherds could

• rescue people in the snow because of their good sense of smell.

• rescue people on tall buildings because they can jump really high.

• rescue people underwater because they have gills to breath.

Rescue dogs need to

• listen to those who train them

• not listen to those who train them

Saving people from danger is what

• rescue dogs do

• regular pets do

• elephants do

• sleepy dogs do.

When people are in danger, rescue dogs are ready to help them.

• does not go with this story

• Is the author's purpose

• Is the main idea of the passage

What is the main theme of the text 'Dogs to the Rescue'?

• A) The intelligence of dogs

• B) The bravery and usefulness of rescue dogs

• C) The history of dog breeds

• D) The training process of rescue dogs