What is Your Preference?
The Ship with Four Legs
The Ancient Cockroach
No Moisture Here!
Donkey and the Thorn Bush
100

What are the two different types of art described in the text?

realistic and abstract art

100

Define arid.

dry

100

Define sage.

a wise person

someone old and smart

has alot of knowledge

100

True or False? Areas near the North and South Poles are also considered deserts?

True

100

What was the farmer doing at the beginning of the story?

gathering baskets of vegetables from his garden
200
Describe realistic art

looks like a person or object

easy to understand

200

What is the purpose of the camel's hump?

to store fat

200

For how long has the cockroach been around?

170 million years

200

What is the name of the Desert that only gets rain once every hundred years?

Atacama Desert

200

What food did the farmer munch on when he got hungry?

green beans

300

Describe abstract art

blotches of color

hard to understand

300

How can a camel go for long periods of time without water?

cells around stomach act like water balloons and store water for when the camel needs it

300

Cockroaches that live in television sets eat ___. 

wax

300

In the passage, penetrate means?

soak through

300

What food did the Donkey munch on when he got hungry?

thorn bush

400

Why might a person appreciate abstract art?

they enjoy the challenge of trying to figure it out

400

Why is the camel known as the "ship of the desert"?

sways side to side like the ship on a wavy ocean

400

How many roaches were found on the ship in the text?

32,000

400

Define evaporation.

Remove moisture

Change from liquid to gas

400

Where did this fable take place?

the farmer's garden

500

What does "one person's treasure is another person's trash" mean?

someone may consider something worthless, but to another person, it may be valuable

500

What is special about the camel's nose?

can smell a water hole from miles away

500

How long can a cockroach go without food or water?

a month

500

Deserts cover about this much of the earth's surface?

1/2           1/3          1/4          1/5

1/5

500

What lesson did this fable teach?

"one person's trash is another person's treasure"