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There's an owl that doesn't live in a tree but in a barn, and it's called, you guessed it, a Barn Owl! These wonderful creatures are not your usual owls, they have a heart-shaped face that's as white as snow, and their bodies are covered in feathers that are a mix of gold, grey, and brown. Their wings are big and when they spread them out, they can reach up to three feet wide! Don't let their size scare you though, they are quiet and gentle creatures, and they're known to be quite friendly too.  \nNow that you know what they look like, let's talk about where these amazing owls live. Barn Owls are found all over the world in places like North America, Europe, Australia, and parts of Africa and Asia. As their name suggests, they like to make their homes in barns, church steeples, and sometimes, they even live in the hollows of old trees! But wherever they live, they love places that are quiet and away from the hustle and bustle.  \nFrom their homes in barns and old trees, Barn Owls go on the hunt for their favorite food. They love to eat small creatures, especially rodents like mice and rats. They use their excellent hearing to find their prey in the dark, and swoop down silently to catch them. Did you know, a single Barn Owl can eat up to 1,000 mice in a year? That's a lot of mice!  \nLet's wrap up by talking about how Barn Owls interact with us and other animals. Many farmers love having Barn Owls around because they help control the population of pests like mice and rats. On the other hand, Barn Owls need to watch out for larger birds and animals that might try to eat them or their eggs. In the end, whether they're keeping  \nthe farm free of pests or just being their beautiful selves,  \nBarn Owls are truly fascinating creatures!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What shape is the Barn Owl's face?  \nA. Square B. Heart-shaped C. Oval D. Round  \n2) Where can you find Barn Owls?  \nA. All over the world B. Only in Australia  \nC. Only in North America D. Only in Europe  \n3) What color face does a Barn Owl have?  \nA. Black B. White C. Grey D. Brown  \n4) What is the average size of a Barn Owl's wingspan when fully spread?  \nA. Five feet wide B. Up to three feet wide  \nC. Four feet wide D. One foot wide  \n5) How do Barn Owls find their prey in the dark?  \nA. They use their excellent hearing B. They use their sense of smell  \nC. They use their sense of touch D. They use their night vision  \n6) What color are the Barn Owl's feathers?  \nA. White, black, and brown B. Red, purple, and orange  \nC. Gold, grey, and brown D. Green, blue and yellow  \n7) What type of places do Barn Owls love?  \nA. Places nearer to water bodies B. Quiet places  \nC. Open fields with tall grasses D. Crowded places with a lot of noise  \n8) What is the favorite food of Barn Owls?  \nA. Insects like beetles and ants B. Fruits and nuts  \nC. Rodents like mice and rats D. Fish and small aquatic animals  \n9) How many mice can a single Barn Owl eat in a year?  \nA. Up to 1,000 mice B. Up to 500 mice  \nC. Up to 10,000 mice D. Up to 100 mice  \n10) Why do farmers love having Barn Owls around?  \nA. They are believed to bring good B. They help control the population  \nluck of pests  \nC. They help in pollination of crops D. They scare away other birds  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"I prefer to live in caves. \"  \n12) \"I can't fly too far with my small wings. \"  \n13) \"I don't eat pizza or burgers, but I do love to eat small creatures like mice and rats. Mmm, yummy!\"  \n14) \"Did you know that I'm not only found in barns? I'm actually found all over the world in places like North America, Europe, Australia, and parts of Africa and Asia. \"  \n15) \"Hunting in the day with my keen eyesight is how I like to catch my prey!\"  \n16) \"Fish is my favorite meal. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4) |","cbCain7IiYR8g91r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain7IiYR8g91r","pdf",123470,"English","# Questions 1-10\n## Face shape, location, color, and wing size\n## Hunting method in the dark\n## Diet and mice per year\n# Would a Barn Owl Say This? 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