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100

What two things travel through the passages in a tree?

  • Sap and Water
  • Water and Air
  • Air and Sap
  • Insects and Air

Sap and Water

100

What does the word spines mean in the story?

  • Secret agents who spy
  • Sharp thorns
  • The human backbone
  • A kind of food

Sharp thorns

200

What does the cutaway on pg. 99 show?

  • The inside of the trunk
  • What a moth caterpillar looks like
  • The inside of a branch
  • What happens when a tree looses water

The inside of a branch

200

What do growth rings tell you about a tree?

  • What food the tree likes to eat
  • Where the tree lives
  • How big a tree is
  • How old a tree is

How old a tree is

300

What do the labels on pg. 96 tell you about?

  • The names of the different leaves
  • What the leaves look like
  • Where the leaves are in the world
  • Why the leaves look the way they do

The names of different leaves.

300

What does the word pollen mean?

  • It is a type of tree
  • It is an animal
  • It is a powder from flowers
  • It is a type of insect

It is a powder from flowers.

400

What two text features are shown on pg. 107 with the sequoia trees?

  • Graph and Close-up
  • Diagram and Caption
  • Comparison and Timeline
  • Caption and Comparison

Caption and Comparison

400

What type of tree is shown on pg. 114?

  • Maple Tree
  • White Oak
  • Palm Tree
  • Sequoia

White Oak

500

What is maple syrup made from?

  • The sap of a maple tree
  • The water of a maple tree
  • The leaves of a maple tree
  • The roots of the maple tree

The sap of a maple tree

500

Why are text features helpful to readers?

They help us learn more about the story. 

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