Setting
On which day does The Invisible Parade take place?
The Day of the Dead...el dia de los muertos
The Black Mambas are...
A. a group of animal doctors
B. a group of women who protect wildlife
C. a group of teachers
D. a group of zoo keepers
B. The Black Mambas are a group of women who protect endangered wildlife.
Why is crossing the road dangerous for the animals in Safe Crossing?
There are too many cars traveling on the road for all the animals to safely cross.
In this book, the characters can be considered brave because they work in a dangerous area and search for dangerous people.
In The Black Mambas, the group of women can be considered braved because they worked near wildlife in a dangerous area, and they search for poachers, who can be dangerous.
The Invisible Parade represents...
A. people coming together to support each other.
B. a real parade in the city.
C. a birthday celebration
D. a school field trip
The Invisible Parade represents people coming together to support each other during challenging times.
Where does The Black Mambas take place?
A. in a city in South Africa
B. on a farm in South Africa
C. in a wildlife area in South Africa
D. at a school in South Africa
C. The Black Mambas takes place in a wildlife area in South Africa
Which story has the main idea below?
Main Idea: Wildlife crossings can help protect animals as they move habitats.
Safe Crossing.
How do the Black Mambas help protect wildlife?
The Black Mambas patrol the reserve and look for signs of poaching.
Who are the characters affected by the main problem in Safe Crossing?
The amphibians.
In this story, readers can learn that humans and animals share the same spaces, and humans can help protect wildlife.
Safe Crossing
The setting of this story mainly takes place near a busy road and wildlife crossing.
Safe Crossing
The character in this story feels worried because her family is preparing for el dia de los muertos.
A. The Black Mambas
B. Safe Crossing
C. The Invisible Parade
The Invisible Parade
In The Invisible Parade, Cala begins to feel better as she...
A. goes home alone.
B. by understanding that everyone goes through difficult times.
C. by leaving the parade
B. Cala begins to feel better as she realizes that everyone goes through difficult times.
The main character of this story is Cala, a girl who is afraid of death after her grandfather dies.
The Invisible Parade
According to the Black Mambas, poaching is a problem because...
...it can harm and kill animals.
What kind of environment do The Black Mambas work in?
A. a hot desert
B. a humid rainforest
C. a wildlife reserve
D. a dangerous city park
C. The Black Mambas work in a wildlife reserve.
In which story is there a group of women who are trying to protect endangered wildlife from poachers?
A. Safe Crossing
B. The Black Mambas
C. The Invisible Parade
B. In The Black Mambas, there is a group of women who are trying to protect endangered wildlife from poachers.
One way the Black Mambas help their community is by...
A. selling wild animals
B. moving animals to city zoos
C. teaching people about wildlife
C. One way the Black Mambas help their community is by teaching people about wildlife.
In these two books, a group of people work together to solve a problem in their community.
The Black Mambas and Safe Crossing
True or False:
The setting is important to Safe Crossing because the main problem revolves around the busy road the animals need to cross.
True.
How does the setting of The Invisible Parade contribute to the mood of the story?
It creates a mysterious and reflective mood.
In the nonfiction text titled Safe Crossing, the people want to help who cross the busy road?
The amphibians.
The lesson of this story is that people can find strength and hope by supporting each other.
A. The Invisible Parade
B. The Black Mambas
C. Safe Crossing
A. The Invisible Parade
In the story The Invisible Parade, Cala first feels...
A. worried and sad
B. excited and silly
C. sleepy and bored
...worried and sad.
Which two stories have similar themes of people working together to help others?
The Black Mambas and Safe Crossing have similar themes of people working together to help others.