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#42 A Safe Place to Sleep
By Amy Aldred
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Match the following sentences with the correct identification.
This statement is too broad.
The tarantula will not climb over a cactus.
This statement is the main idea.
Some creatures have unique methods of protecting themselves.
This statement is too narrow.
Centipedes protect themselves when they sleep by surrounding themselves with a wall of cactus.
This passage is about
the danger of tarantulas.
creatures of the desert.
the centipede's unique for of protection.
how to get to sleep.
Despite their excellent forts, centipedes are still very
small
slow
cautious
reckless
We can conclude that tarantulas
don't eat centipedes
are related to procupines
try to attack centipedes every night
are smarter than centipedes
The writer compares climbing on a cactus to
walking over hot coals
going without eating for weeks
hugging a porcupine
sleeping on a pin cushion
A centipede that is
cautious
is
careful
afraid
fearsome
poisonous