There are ________ nests in my backyard.
(eat, eight, every)
eight
It will not be much longer ______ it makes its own nest.
(under, until, use)
until
What does the hair of a polar bear look like?
like a tube
Which part of the story helps you know what a duck's beak looks like?
The photo of the duck
The _____ like to come to Mort's backyard.
(birds, curbs, ferns)
birds
A _____ bird is in one of the nests.
(baby, before, bring)
baby
I hope it will stay in my yard for many _______.
(yams, years, yellow)
years
Why does a polar bear need thick fur?
The polar bear lives in a cold place.
Why would a giraffe need to hide?
so animals that hunt the giraffe cannot see it
When a cat comes by, the birds ______ away.
(dirt, her, swirl)
swirl
The bird is _____ to fly.
(laugh, learning, light)
learning
Which part of the entry is an entry word?
young
Which word in the sentence below BEST helps you understand what tusks are?
Elephants use their tusks to scrape bark off trees.
scrape
How do the quills of a porcupine keep it safe from other animals?
The sharp ends poke animals.
The cat _____ and walks away.
(first, skirts, turns)
turns
The bird _____ to flap its wings.
(because, before, begins)
begins
Which part of the entry tells how to say the word?
(yung)
What could an elephant use its tusks for?
to dig for food
Where does a dolphin live?
the ocean
Fern's mother gave the ______ gift.
(burn, first, spur)
first
The bird can fly away while it is still _____.
(you, young, your)
young
Which part of the entry tells what the word means?
in the first part of life
Why does a camel need to use the fat in its hump for food?
There is not much to eat in the desert.
What helps a dolphin swim fast?
flukes
Fern's friends give _____ gifts, too.
(churn, her, stir)
her