What do the images AND the title of this article tell us about the history of dogs?
A How the wolf evolved into the sweet dog
B How the dog evolved into a fierce wolf
C How to keep dogs and wolves clean
D How to feed dogs and wolves
On page 24, the author writes that thousands of years, wolves were "generally wary of people." She means that wolves mostly
A wanted to protect humans
B ignored humans
C showed caution around humans
D threatened humans
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The dog-human relationship has changed a lot over the millennia. In what way has it stayed the same? Use text evidence from both articles to suppport your answer. Provide a solid paragraph using evidence and analysis.
Which text structure is used in the section "Teaming Up" in this article?
A Chronological Order
B Compare and Contrast
C Problem and Solution
D Cause and Effect
What does the author compare and contrast in the section "Hunters and Warriors?"
A Dogs in Greece vs. dogs in Egypt.
B George Washington's dog vs. Lewis and Clark's dog.
C Dogs in the cold vs. dogs in the warmth.
D The role of dogs today vs. the role of dogs in the past.
Which section of "How the Wolf Became the Dog" expresses a similar idea to the central idea of the complete second article?
A the introduction
B "Teaming Up"
C "The Very First"
D "Hunters and Warriors"
Why did the author include this statistic?
To show that pets can be dangerous to have at home
To convince people to NOT get a pet
To show how popular it is to have pets in the US
In this section, "Workers to Pets," which text structure is used?
A Main Idea
B Chronological
C Cause and Effect
D Compare and Contrast
What would be another appropriate subheading for the section "A Special Bond?"
A Chemical Connection
How To Get Animals to Like You
How To Walk a Dog
Getting Dogs to Chase Rats
The paw print on page 27 notes that each year, people spend $350 million on Halloween costumes for dogs and other pets. This supports the idea that today,
A most dogs are not expected to work.
B dogs have a desire to understand humans.
C dog owners spend an average of $135 per month on their dogs.
D many people treat their dogs like family.
Which of the following expresses a central idea of the article "How the Dog Became Part of the Family?"
A Many Americans buy Halloween costumes for their pets.
B Before dogs became popular as family pets, they were valued for the word they could do.
C Walking a dog is good for a person's health.
D In the 1800s, veterinarians provided care mainly for horses and cows.
All of the following statements are supported by information in both articles EXCEPT which?
A Dogs and humans have had a special relationship for millenia.
B Dogs are related to wolves.
C Most dogs in the U.S. are treated like family members.
D Researchers continue to study the relationship between humans and dogs.
In this second article, Which answers show TWO causes of the following effect: "In the late 1800s, more Americans started keeping dogs as pets." CHOOSE TWO.
A America was becoming wealthier.
B Companies started selling pet-care products like dog food and soap.
C Animals were too sick to stay alive on their own.
