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Flashcards: Integration of Knowledge and Ideas

Fox and Friends

Today, I woke up feeling sad. In a forest full of other animals, I do not have a friend. No one wants to be friends with me because I am a fox. When animals see me coming they run away.

As I walk to the pond, I hear laughing and a lot of splashing. I see a deer and a rabbit playing in the water. The deer is laughing and smiling. He looks very happy.

I decide to hide behind a bush and ask them if I can play. This way they can hear me but not see me. “Can I come play with you?” I yell.

The deer and rabbit look for me, but they cannot see me. The deer says, “Yes, but you have to stop hiding!”

When I come out the rabbit seems scared, but the deer comes straight to me and gives me a big hug. As I play in the pond with my two friends, I feel so happy.

Select the answer that best describes the deer and the fox.

The deer was sadder than the fox.

The deer was lonelier than the fox.

The fox was lonelier than the deer.

The fox was happier than the deer.

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Flashcards: Integration of Knowledge and Ideas

Select the answer that best describes the deer and the fox.

Your answer:

The deer was sadder than the fox.

Your answer:

The deer was lonelier than the fox.

Your answer:

The fox was happier than the deer.

Correct answer:

The fox was lonelier than the deer.

Explanation:

In the story, we first learn that the fox is sad because he doesn't have any friends. If you don't have any friends, you would be lonely. The deer had a friend, the rabbit, who was playing with him in the water. Because of this, the fox was lonelier than the deer.

Flashcards: Integration of Knowledge and Ideas

Passage 1: Wolves

A wolf is a wild dog. They do not live in houses like a dog does, but they look alike.

Body

Like a dog, a wolf walks on four legs and has a lot of fur. The fur keeps the wolves warm. Some wolves live in cold weather and need a lot of fur. The Arctic is a very cold place and many wolves live there.

Food

A wolf does not eat the same food as a dog. A wolf eats other animals. One animal that a wolf eats is called a deer. A wolf can run very fast, so it is able to catch a deer.

Family

A wolf does not live alone. Wolves live in groups called packs. A pack is like a family. There can be as many as 20 wolves in a pack.

Passage 2: Gray Wolves

Gray Wolves used to live all over America. Now, they only live in some parts of America. They form groups, or packs, of 7 to 8 wolves. They live and look for food together.

There are two leaders in every pack. One leader is a girl wolf and one leader is a boy wolf. The leaders pick where the pack lives and what they eat.

Do not let the name trick you. Gray Wolves are not just gray. Their fur can be black, white, or gray.

What do we learn about wolves in both passages?

The eat deer

They live in packs

Their fur can be gray, black, and white

They can live in the Arctic

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What do we learn about wolves in both passages?

Your answer:

The eat deer

Your answer:

Their fur can be gray, black, and white

Your answer:

They can live in the Arctic

Correct answer:

They live in packs

Explanation:

Of our answer choices, the only fact that was in both passages was that wolves live in packs.

Passage 1: "A wolf does not live alone. Wolves live in groups called packs."

Passage 2: "Gray Wolves used to live all over America. Now, they only live in some parts of America. They form groups, or packs, of 7 to 8 wolves. They live and look for food together. "

We learn that wolves eat deer in Passage 1.

We learn that wolves can be gray, white, or black in Passage 2.

We learn that wolves can live in the Arctic in Passage 1.

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