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The Boy Who Drew Birds Questions

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Read in Wonders textbook pages 144-155 or listen to the story in McGraw Hill App

Read in Wonders textbook pages 144-155 or listen to the story in McGraw Hill App

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1.

In the story, what kind of birds did John James Audubon study?

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2.

Why did John James tie bands around the birds?

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3.

What text evidence shows how John James's ideas differed from that of scientists?

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4.

What did John James's experiment help to prove?

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5.

According to page 148-149, which one of these is true?

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6.

Which of the following are reasons that his father sent John James to America. Choose 4

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7.

Put the events in order.

  1. After winter, John James found two birds with the silver string.

  2. John studied the birds and learned their behavior.

  3. In the fall, he formed a plan to band the birds by tying silver thread to their legs. The birds were gone a week later.

  4. He decided to write his father and find a way to tell the world.

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8.

Match the vocabulary words to the definitions.

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transformed (p. 149)

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The act or fact of vanishing or going out of sight.

behaviors (p. 150)

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a sudden movement of many things at once.

migrate (p. 149)

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full of strength, eagerness or energy

disappearance (p. 145)

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to move from one place to another

flurry (p. 146)

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changed in shape, form or appearance

energetic (p. 148)

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ways of behaving or acting