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Sequenced Level 6.0(continued)A Ghost Ship (continued)9. What happened to the crew of the Carroll A.Deering?; What happened to the lifeboats ofthe Carroll A. Deering?; Why did the crewleave quickly?; Why has no trace of the crewever been found?; Why did the ship goaground?; Why did the crew leave so quickly(food still on stove)?Humpback Whale1. b 2. b 3. b 4. a5. swim; leap; splash; do somersaults in thewater; play; hug; pat and rub each other;may communicate with each other6. ancient, modern; coarse, smooth; scarce,plentiful; destruction, construction; lured,repelled; sensitive, uncaring7. leaps up, splashes down on its back or side,making a great noise, swims upside down,or turns somersault under water; soap, paint,shoe polish and cosmetics8. because they are slow swimmers that swimclose to the shore; they are easy to catch;they have been hunted for many years9. have humps; no two look alike; have rowsof bumps on their backs; can play; maycommunicate; hug and pat one another;have longest flippersThe Iguanodon1. c 2. c 3. a 4. c5. they lived before people; they wereprehistoric; people never saw them;we have only small fossils to help us;some parts have never been found6. realize, understand; identify, classify;construct, build; task, job7. fossils, dinosaurs, iguana tooth8. scientists had only a few bones and fossilsto go by9. scientists thought iguanodon had a horn at theend of its nose, but now they think the hornwas a spike like a thumb; scientists thoughtiguanodon's legs were all the same size, butnow they think iguanodon had powerful backlegs and short front legsThe Kiwi1. a 2. b 3. a 4. c5. they are rare; they are shy and hide frompeople; they are nocturnal6. powerful, weak; seldom, often; peculiar,ordinary; flexible, stiff; remain, leave;useless, helpful7. wings, male, male8. build a nest; lay eggs; eat worms and insects9. cannot fly; have no feathers; have no tails;have nostrils at the ends of their bills; malesbuild nests and care for their youngThe Lost Dutchman Mine1. a 2. c 3. b 4. c5. the German did not give the widow a map;the trail was too hard to draw; he was afraidothers would find the map6. rugged, rough; gleaming, sparkling;immense, tremendous; elusive, hard to find;fondest, favorite7. 1. Two German men found a gold mine.2. One of the men disappeared. 3. Oneof the men told a widow about the mine.4. A widow and her son, Reiny, looked forthe mine. 5. The widow quit looking forthe mine. 6. Reiny died without findingthe mine.8. he spent his life hunting for the mine butnever found it9. two Germans lived in the wilderness to minefor gold; many people followed the Germanslooking for gold; Reiny spent his entire lifehunting for gold; Reiny's mother spent all hermoney hunting for gold; many people stillhunt for the mine in the SuperstitionsMountainsThe Mongoose1. c 2. b 3. c 4. b5. mongoose is faster; mongoose has thick fur;mongoose jumps well; mongoose has strongteeth; cobra is slower; cobra has limitedstrike range6. agile, quick; rapid, fast; thrash, shake;amazing, surprising; destroy, ruinSE Answer Guide 20 Copyright © 2004–2007 Read Naturally, Inc.Sequenced LevelsRead Naturally Software Edition
7. 1. The mongoose approaches the cobra.2. The mongoose leaps back and forth.3. The cobra lifts the front third of its body.4. The cobra strikes at the mongoose.5. The mongoose grabs the cobra by theneck. 6. The cobra dies.8. when they got the rats under control, theystarted to kill farm animals9. the mongoose was brought to Jamaica tosolve a problem with rats, but then themongoose started to kill farm animals andthat became a problemThe Monster in Lake Champlain1. c 2. c 3. b 4. c5. it does not exist; it appears suddenly;it disappears quickly; it is one of a kind6. disturbance, movement; legendary, mythical;convinced, believed; astonished, surprised;numerous, many7. official, numerous, thrust, slithered,convinced8. a9. campers reported seeing the monster in 1965;Samuel de Champlain reported a sighting in1609; a county sheriff and the schoolprincipal reported seeing the monster in the1800s; crowds of people saw the monster atthe bridge opening ceremony in 1945The Polar Bear1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b5. white fur for camouflage; hairs between toeskeep paws from sticking to or slipping on theice; hollow hairs hold heat close to body;good hunter6. devices, machines; transparent, clear; frigid,freezing; hollow, empty; bristle, hair; muffle,soften7. bristles, swim faster; gray tongue, conceal itsnose; hollow fur, keeps in warmth; powerfulbite, kills its prey; white fur, conceal its body8. shiny black nose and eyes would give it away9. larger than most bears; very powerful bite; itcan bite through skulls and backbones withease; bristles between toes muffle the soundwhen they stalk prey; can swim fastThe Puff Adder1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a5. harmless; no fangs; no poison; cannotconstrict; puts on a good show6. typical, rare; harmless, dangerous; continued,stopped; flattened, puffed7. cobra, hog-nosed snake, python,8. she knew it was harmless and wanted to seeit perform9. the puff adder is a great actor/pretenderRaining Cats and Dogs1. c 2. b 3. c 4. c5. small animals; animals live in or near water;all reports are before 1950; only one kind ofanimal falls at a time; most mention rain orhail falling at the same time6. eyewitness, onlooker, observer; shelter,safety, protection; uproar, turmoil,disturbance; severe, hard, extreme;omen, sign, indication7. 1877 in Tennessee, snakes; 1939 in England,frogs; 1947 in Louisiana, fish8. he spends money as fast as he gets it9. Mr. Ettles got caught in a rain of frogsin 1939; fish rained down in Marksville,Louisiana in 1947; snakes rained down inMemphis, Tennessee in 1877; a turtle fellfrom the sky during a hailstormThe Sea Lamprey1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b5. could have not dug canals; could have foundways to lure them out; could have destroyedthe eggs of the sea lampreys6. preying, feeding on victims; canals, man-builtwaterways; thrash, to move wildly7. 1. The female lamprey spawns in fresh water.2. The lamprey hatches from an egg.3. The young lamprey lives in mud for years.4. The adult lamprey swims to the ocean.5. It swims to where it was spawned.8. the sea lamprey lives off or preys on otherfish9. the mouth of the sea lamprey is made to killits preyCopyright © 2004–2007 Read Naturally, Inc. 21 SE Answer GuideRead Naturally Software EditionSequenced Levels
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