- Owls feed on mice, rats, toads, insects, snakes, frogs,and even fish. Except for the great horned owl, which preys on poultry, owls are very useful to a farmer because they kill so many
Your answer:
owls.
pests.
birds.
chickens.
- The teacher pointed out that a great many things bought in the city were grown in the country. We could not live in the city if food were not sent to us from the
Your answer:
farms.
factories.
mines.
stores.
- On the day of the contest, it was a great disappointment to Niko that his model plane
Your answer:
had taken weeks to build.
failed to fly.
was entered.
climbed steadily.
- Two hundred ywars ago there were no telephones, telegraphs, or radios. News travelled
Your answer:
quickly.
slowly.
loudly.
widely.
- About the same time that people in the North put away their heavy winter clothes, animals in the North lose their
Your answer:
heavy fur.
stores of food.
warm homes.
young.
- Fritz was hard to get along with; he was selfish and spoiled. No wonder he had
Your answer:
few friends.
poor health.
little money.
old clothes.
- Dora was such a good bridge player that no one else had much chance of winning a
Your answer:
card.
party.
prize.
partner.
- Careful campers leave their campsites clean and orderly. They are always sure to stack the firewood, pick up rubbish, and see that the fire is completely
Your answer:
open.
out.
saved.
protected.
- The telephone book lists an emergency number for police, fire fighters and
Your answer:
ambulance service.
hotels.
numbers often called.
clothing stores.
- Some rivers flow through regions where they must fall over steep cliffs. When this happens, a waterfall-one of nature's most beautiful and impressive sights-is formed. Waterfalls are usually found where there are
Your answer:
tourists.
forests.
mountains.
parks.