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Those are probably sparrows! Sparrows might seem small but they have a big personality. They have a stout body, rounded wings and a short tail that they often fluff up. These little birds have brownish or grayish bodies with unique patterns of black, white, or brown on their wings and tails. Interesting fact: there are about 140 species of sparrows, so the next time you see one, remember it could be from a different species!  \nNow, let's talk about where these chirpy sparrows live and what they eat. Sparrows can be found in almost every corner of the world, except for the polar regions. They love to make their homes in both rural and urban areas. When it comes to food, sparrows are not picky eaters. They love to eat seeds, berries, and insects. Did you know that in cities, sparrows often eat food scraps that humans leave behind?  \nLet's dive into the life cycle of a sparrow and their relationship with humans and other animals. Sparrows usually live for about 4-5 years. They build their nests in small cavities, and the female usually lays about 4-5 eggs at a time. Humans and sparrows have a close relationship because sparrows often live around us, in our cities and farms. But, sparrows can also help us by eating harmful insects. In the wild, sparrows have to watch out for various animals like cats and hawks, that see them as a tasty snack.  \nFinally, let's look at the defenses of sparrows and how they differ from other bird species. When threatened, sparrows use their quick flight speed to escape. They also use their sharp beaks and claws to defend against predators. Compared to other birds, sparrows are smaller and less colorful, which helps them blend into their surroundings and avoid predators. To sum it up, sparrows are fascinating little birds with unique characteristics that make them a special part of our natural world.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) How many species of sparrows are there?  \nA. About 50 B. About 300 C. About 200 D. About 140  \n2) Which would sparrows most likely eat?  \nA. Berries B. Nuts C. Leaves D. Rodents  \n3) Where can you not find sparrows?  \nA. Tropical regions B. Urban areas  \nC. Rural areas D. Polar regions  \n4) Where can you find sparrows?  \nA. In both rural and urban areas B. In neither rural or urban areas  \nC. In only rural areas D. In only urban areas  \n5) How do sparrows defend against predators?  \nA. They can attack with their sharp B. They can let out a loud cry claws  \nC. They can spit a toxic venom D. They release a foul smelling odor  \n6) What color are sparrows' bodies usually?  \nA. Black and white B. Purple and yellow  \nC. Brownish or grayish D. Green and blue  \n7) How long do sparrows usually live?  \nA. 1-2 years B. Over 10 years C. 6-7 years D. 4-5 years  \n8) How many eggs does a sparrow usually lay at a time?  \nA. 6-7 eggs B. Over 10 eggs C. 1-2 eggs D. 4-5 eggs  \n9) How do sparrows help do in farms?  \nA. 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They see me as a tasty snack. \"  \n19) \"There are 140 different species of sparrow. \"  \n20) \"I don't have any predators. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-","cbCaiavGvfHsQmQe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiavGvfHsQmQe","pdf",148942,"English","# Questions (1-10)\n## Animal “would say” statements (11-30)\n# Fact or opinion (31-40)\n## True or false (41-46)","[{\"question\":\"How many sparrow species are mentioned in the article?\",\"answer\":\"The article states there are about 140 species of sparrows.\"},{\"question\":\"What do sparrows most likely eat?\",\"answer\":\"Sparrows eat seeds, berries, and insects, and in cities they may also eat human food scraps.\"},{\"question\":\"How do sparrows defend themselves when threatened?\",\"answer\":\"When threatened, sparrows escape with quick flight and can defend using sharp beaks and claws.\"}]","Sparrows - Reading Questions and Statements | PDF",1790805675,23]