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1、 Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Instructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.GIANTS OF THEANIMAL WORLDName Date Quick CheckOstriches:Giant BirdsS SLEVEL4.What adaptation causes ostriches to be the fastest birds on foot?A their unusual feathersB their two-toed fe

2、etC their long necksD their forward-bending legs5.Under which section title would you expect to find information on how ostriches are born and how ostrich parents care for their chicks?A“Egg-stra Large”B“Eating Like a Bird”C“No Ordinary Bird”D“The Original Big Bird”6.Extended Response:How does the a

3、uthor feel about ostriches?Describe at least two details from the book that indicate the authors point of view.Then compare your opinion to the authors opinion.1.Which of the following details supports the main idea of the section“Kickboxing Champs”?A A roosterthe dominant maleis in charge of the he

4、rd.B An ostrich can kill a full-grown lion with one kick.C Ostriches are omnivores.D Most birds have a gland that spreads oil over their feathers.2.How are ostriches similar to other birds?A They can fly.B They have two toes.C They are fast runners.D They lay eggs.3.An ostrich is an omnivore because

5、 it eats.A plants and mineralsB only plantsC plants and animalsD only animals Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check Answer SheetGIANTS OF THEANIMAL WORLDS SLEVELOstriches:Giant Birds 1.B Main Idea and Details 2.D Compare and Contrast 3.C Vocabulary 4.B Cause and Effect 5.A Main Id

6、ea and Details 6.Answers will vary slightly but should indicate that the author considers the ostrich to be an amazing animal,stronger and more powerful than its other bird relatives,with original features and adaptations that make it awesome;or other thoughts along those lines.Students will identify at least two details from the book to justify their answer.They conclude by sharing their opinion about ostriches and comparing it to the authors.