#2 Outsmarting the Enemy

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Match the following sentences with the correct identification.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Birds have many ways of defending themselves.		This sentence is too broad.
The ostrich defends itsself best by running fast.		This sentence is the main idea of the passage.
All birds try to avoid their enemies.		This sentence is too narrow.

songbirds.

foxes.

bird defense.

hiding.

feeding him eggs.

pretending to be hurt.

flying away.

changing color.

wants its babies to survive.

gets hurt easily.

hops on one leg.

pretends to like foxes.

strength.

temper.

speed.

power.

cluster

nest

tree

frenzy

Match the following sentences with the correct identification.

Birds have many ways of defending themselves.

This sentence is too broad.

The ostrich defends itsself best by running fast.

This sentence is the main idea of the passage.

All birds try to avoid their enemies.

This sentence is too narrow.

This passage is concerned with

songbirds.

foxes.

bird defense.

hiding.

The killdeer tricks the fox by 

feeding him eggs.

pretending to be hurt.

flying away.

changing color.

We can conclude from this passage that the killdeer

wants its babies to survive.

gets hurt easily.

hops on one leg.

pretends to like foxes.

"If the wind blows this hard, it can rip huge branches from the trees" refers to the ostrich's 

strength.

temper.

speed.

power.

A swarm is a 

cluster

nest

tree

frenzy