Wolves H, W, Dakota, And Garrett
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The document is a quiz about wolves containing questions and answers. It asks about wolves' closest relatives, weight range, habitat, diet, jaw structure, coat color, average pack size, how fathers call pups, loyalty within packs, teeth along the jaw, time for pups to open eyes, and adaptability. The questions are multiple choice and followed by feedback stating the answer is correct or incorrect. It ends by saying goodbye.
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North Carolina
Olivia went on a trip to North Carolina and had an exciting time at the beach. Some highlights included boogie boarding in the ocean, seeing dolphins from her bedroom window, and being sad when she had to leave. She enjoyed activities like chasing crabs at the beach, riding waves on her boogie board, and spending the whole afternoon playing in the sand. Overall, Olivia had a fun trip but was upset when it was time to return home to North Carolina.
Carnival Day
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Florida
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Texas
This document provides information about the state of Texas in 3 paragraphs and a concluding section. It notes that the state flower is the Blue Bonnet and mentions places to visit like the Sam Houston statue and Six Flags Astro World. Famous people from Texas discussed are George W. Bush and Garth Brooks. The passage also briefly touches on animals, transportation methods, and birds commonly seen in Texas. It concludes by introducing the 5th grade author, Brandon Cowie, and some of his interests.
Class Jobs
Josh and Doug are friends who are both in 5th grade at the same school. They like to play kickball and grew up in Greenville, PA. They enjoy reading mystery, scary, and adventure books and have Mrs. Abernethy as their teacher.
Classmates
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Wolves H, W, Dakota, And Garrett
- 1. Wolves By: Garrett, Dakota, Nick H, and Nick W
- 2. What is one of the Wolf’s closest relatives Shark Dingo Elk
- 3. I don’t think so!
- 5. How much can a adult wolf weigh 40 to 175lbs 665 to 1002lbs 60 to 350lbs
- 6. I don’t think so!
- 8. What is one of the places where wolves live? The Woods The Amazon Rain Forest Grasslands
- 9. I don’t think so!
- 10. You’re so smart!
- 11. Is a wolf a carnivore, omnivore,or a herbivore? carnivore omnivore herbivore
- 12. I don’t think so!
- 13. You’re so smart!
- 14. What are there jaws called? canines Harnesses Super jaw
- 15. I don’t think so!
- 16. You’re so smart!
- 17. What color are wolves mainly gray red blue
- 18. I don’t think so!
- 19. You’re so smart!
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- 21. I don’t think so!
- 22. You’re so smart!
- 23. How does the father call his pups? it howls It squeaks It barks
- 24. I don’t think so!
- 25. You’re so smart!
- 26. Yes No Sometimes Are wolves loyal to other wolves in there Pack?
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- 28. You’re so smart!
- 29. canines carnassials What are the two teeth along both sides of The jaw? Front teeth
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- 32. How long does it take for a pup to open it’s eyes ? 1 day 1 week 1 month
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- 36. I don’t think so!
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