Bo Lends A Paw
Prairie Dogs and Their Homes
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What is the genre of the story?

fantasy

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How are prairie dogs similar to dogs?

They make a barking sound.

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(n.) a complicated system of small streets, paths, etc.

maze

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(n.) something that can hurt or cause damage

danger

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Where would prairie dogs most likely build their town?

underground

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What does Lana want to do in the story?

She wants to plant trees.

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How do mother prairie dogs use grass?

as beds for their babies

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plain

(adj.) simple and not having any added or extra things

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(n.) a small pile

mound

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Why does Bo dislike that Lana is late?

Bo is a busy dog and does not like waiting for Lana.

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What problem does Bo have at the beginning of the story?

Bo is hungry.

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Name 3 things that prairie dogs do when they sense danger is near.

1. It stands up.

2. It barks.

3. It flicks its tail.

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(v.) to put or hide something in the ground

bury

300

flick

(v.) to move with short, quick movements

300

(adj.) useful or helpful

handy

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What does Bo do after failing to get Lana's attention?

Bo looks for a buried bone.

400

Which of the following would also be a good title for this reading?

1. How Prairie Dogs Live on the Prairie

2. Prairie Dogs and What They Eat

3. How Prairie Dogs are Similar to Dogs

1. How Prairie Dogs Live on the Prairie

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(v.) to laugh at and criticize someone in a way that is either friendly and playful or cruel and unkind

tease

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connect

(v.) to join together

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Which character is better at digging: Bo or Lana?

Bo is better at digging than Lana. He is also faster and better at finding bones.

500

We know that Lana has been angry about Bo's digging in the past because she says, "You were digging ______!"

again

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Name 3 things that prairie dogs do to see who can come into their burrow.

1. They smell each other.

2. They taste each other.

3. They touch their teeth together.

4. They touch their noses together.


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encourage

(v.) to give someone praise and support in a way that makes them more hopeful, or confident

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(n.) a long hole underground used to travel through

tunnel

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What is the first space near the top of a tunnel in a prairie dog burrow used for?

It is used as a listening room to wait and listen for nearby animals.

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