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These big birds, with their grey bodies, black necks and white chins, are a common sight in parks and open fields across the continent. They are known for their distinctive \"honk\"sound, and a wingspan that can reach up to six feet wide! While they might seem ordinary, these birds are full of surprises!  \nGoing from our introduction, let's dive into where these feathery friends spend their time. North American geese, also known as Canada geese, can be found all over North America, from the cool tundra of Canada to the warm meadows of Mexico. They make their homes near bodies of water, including lakes, ponds, and rivers, where there is plenty of grass for them  \nto graze on. While they might seem like they're just enjoying the scenery, these birds are actually hard at work finding food and raising their young.  \nSpeaking of raising young, have you ever wondered how a goose grows up? The life of a North American goose starts in an egg, which the mother goose will incubate for about a month. Once the fluffy yellow goslings hatch, they stay with their parents for the entire first year of their life, learning how to swim, eat, and fly. The geese family is quite strong, and they'll stick together to protect eachother from predators.  \nThis close bond is also a part of geese's relationship with other animals and humans. Sometimes, geese might seem a bit bossy, honking loudly and flapping their wings to keep other animals and people away from their territory. But don't worry, they're not trying to be mean, they're just protecting their family! So next time you see a North American goose, remember the journey it has taken from being a little gosling to the strong and protective bird it is today.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color is the body of a North American goose?  \nA. White B. Black C. Brown D. Grey  \n2) What is the distinctive sound that North American geese make?  \nA. They make a \"quack\" sound. B. They make a \"roar\" sound.  \nC. They make a \"chirp\" sound. D. They make a \"honk\" sound.  \n3) Where can North American geese be found?  \nA. Only in Mexico B. Only in USA  \nC. All over North America D. Only in Canada  \n4) What color are goslings when they hatch?  \nA. Brown B. Grey C. White D. Yellow  \n5) What color is the neck of a North American goose?  \nA. Brown B. Black C. Grey D. White  \n6) How wide can the wingspan of a North American goose reach?  \nA. Up to ten feet wide B. Up to six feet wide  \nC. Up to three feet wide D. Up to four feet wide  \n7) How long does a mother goose incubate her eggs?  \nA. About a day B. About a week  \nC. About a month D. About a year  \n8) How long do goslings stay with their parents?  \nA. For the entire first year of their life B. For the first day of their life  \nC. For the first week of their life D. For the first month of their life  \n9) If you wanted to find a North American goose in the wild where is the best place to look?  \nA. Near ponds B. By cactuses in the desert  \nC. Deep inside caves D. On top of mountains.  \n10) What are North American geese protecting when they honk loudly and flap their wings?  \nA. Their territory B. Their food C. Their family D. Their homes  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"If I honk loudly or flap my wings at you, don't take it personally. I'm just trying to keep my territory safe. \"  \n12) \"When I was newly hatched, I did not leave my parents' side for an entire year!\"  \n13) \"I prefer to live alone\"  \n14) \"One month in an egg and then I hatch-turning into a fluffy gosling!\"  \n15) \"My wings, when stretched out, can measure up to six feet wide. That's bigger than some humans!\"  \n16) \"You can find me everywhere in North America. \"  \n17) \"I don't mind if people or other animals approach my territory. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Readi","cbCaitpQ6vbUhfYA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitpQ6vbUhfYA","pdf",139945,11,"English","# Reading Questions\n## Multiple-Choice Questions (1-10)\n## Animal-Speech Statements (11-20)\n## Fact vs. Opinion Statements (27-36)","[{\"question\":\"What color is the body of a North American goose?\",\"answer\":\"The passage states the body color is grey.\"},{\"question\":\"How long does a mother goose incubate her eggs?\",\"answer\":\"It incubates the eggs for about a month.\"},{\"question\":\"Where do North American geese live and feed?\",\"answer\":\"They live near water bodies like lakes, ponds, and rivers, where there is grass to graze on.\"}]","North American Goose - Reading Questions and Statements | PDF",1790805541,28]