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neonofarm [45]
3 years ago
7

Read the passage, then answer the questions! Remember this is 10 Points!

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1 answer:
labwork [276]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. (B) A family who cares about animals

2. (D) It opens its mouth

3. (D) Happy

4. (C) At Rosa's home

Explanation:

1. It is shown that the family cares about animals because they took the time and energy to call the wildlife center to learn how to do the best thing for the bird, while the mother and daughter watched over it while waiting.

2. The passage states "Rosa bent down to look at it. The bird did not move. Then its beak opened."

3. You can infer that Rosa was happy at the end of the passage because she shouts "Yippee!"

4. You aren't directly told where this passage takes place, but you can guess that it is at Rosa's family home because it says "One Saturday morning, Rosa opened the door."

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