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What did the author mean when when she said that Crowbar was going to be "deeply imprinted" on the family?
fixed firmly in the mind and memories
100
What is materialized?
appeared suddenly
100
What is migration?
moving from one place to another with the change of the seasons
100
What is frustration?
a feeling of helplessness or anger caused by failure
100
What is aggressive?
taking the 1st step in an attack
200
What is secretive?
having the habit of secrecy; not open
200
What is tolerated?
allowed or permitted
200
Why did Crowbar Sleep in the apple tree?
Because he was not completely tame
200
What is Crowbar acted like he wanted to be petted and picked up; then he would fly off with a paper clip?
This showed that he was sly.
200
What was Crowbar's favorite spot? page 125
The sandbox
300
What did the author compare Crowbar to when she told the story of Crowbar and the students' coins?
She compared the bird to a thief.
300
What did the author think about Crowbar's leaving at the end?
It was the right thing to have happened.
300
At the end of the story, what is the conclusion readers can draw from the selection when Crowbar leaves with the crows.
The crow's instincts are stronger than its desire to live with humans.
300
What is an opinion expressed about crows by the author?
Crows were a part of her childhood
300
What kind of language do crows use? page 121 bottom
Three caws are an identification etc.
400
What is evidence that the author gave that crows are secretive?
Crows won't fly to the nest when someone is watching.
400
What is one thing the author did to keep readers interested?
She told entertaining stories while giving information.
400
What did Twig and Craig dash downstairs to "get the hamburger" for when the crows first arrived?
They were feeding Crowbar to make him stay.
400
What is dubiously?
Uncertainly; filled with doubt
400
What season was "When Crowbar Came" written?
Fall or Autumn
500
What was the author's purpose for writing this selection?
Mostly to entertain, but also to inform
500
to entertain
What is the author's purpose?
500
What was the author's name?
Jean Craighead George
500
What is a fact?
Something that can be proven true or false.
500
What is an opinion?
Something that cannot be proven true or false; what someone thinks or feels.
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