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That's the spotted owl, a real night owl with fluffy feathers and spots all over its body. These owls are medium-sized, about the size of your school backpack, and have a wingspan as wide as your arms when you spread them out wide. They have a round head, no ear tufts, and their eyes are dark brown, almost black, which is pretty rare among owls.  \nNow that you know how these owls look, let's take a peek at where they call home. Spotted owls like to live in old-growth forests, which are forests that have been growing for a long time without disruption. These owls can be found in North America, especially the Pacific Northwest, but some also live in Mexico. They like to nest in tree cavities, on top of broken-off trees, or sometimes in nests left by other animals.  \nBelieve it or not, these owls are not fussy eaters at all. Their diet mainly consists of small mammals like flying squirrels, woodrats, and mice, but they also eat some birds and insects. These owls have a special way of hunting, they sit quietly on a perch and wait for their prey, then swoop down to catch it. And it's not all about eating and sleeping, these owls also have a fascinating lifecycle. They lay eggs once a year, and the female takes care of the eggs while the male brings her food.  \nJust like us, these owls have friends and foes in the animal kingdom. While they have few predators due to their size, they compete with other birds, like the barred owl, for space and food. Humans also affect the lives of spotted owls, both positively and negatively. On one hand, logging activities threaten their habitat, but on the other hand, conservation efforts are being made to protect them. So, even though spotted owls are a bit different from other owls and face some challenges, they are an important part of our world's ecosystem and are super interesting to learn about!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Where can you find spotted owls?  \nA. In Asia B. In Australia C. In Africa D. In North America  \n2) What do spotted owls mainly eat?  \nA. Small mammals like flying squirrels, woodrats, and mice.  \nB. Fish from the rivers.  \nC. Leaves and grass from the forests.  \nD. Berries and nuts and seeds from the trees.  \n3) Where do spotted owls live?  \nA. In the desert B. In swamps or marshes  \nC. In forests D. On the beach  \n4) Who takes care of the eggs in a spotted owl's family?  \nA. Both the male and the female B. The female  \nC. The male D. Owls do not lay eggs  \n5) Do spotted owls have ear tufts?  \nA. Yes, they have small ear tufts. B. Yes, they have long ear tufts.  \nC. No, they don't have ear tufts. D. Yes, they have small, floppy ear  \ntufts.  \n6) What color are the eyes of a spotted owl?  \nA. Reddish-orange B. Bright yellow C. Crystal blue D. Dark brown  \n7) How do spotted owls hunt?  \nA. They are scavengers and feed on dead animals  \nB. They chase their prey  \nC. They dig pits and wait for their prey to fall in them  \nD. They sit quietly on a perch and wait for their prey  \n8) How often do spotted owls lay eggs?  \nA. Once every 10 years. B. Once every full moon.  \nC. Once a year. D. Once a month.  \n9) How might humans affect the lives of spotted owls negatively?  \nA. Humans give them too much food.  \nB. Logging activities threaten their habitat.  \nC. Humans teach them bad habits.  \nD. Humans build them too many houses.  \n10) Where might you find a spotted owl's nest?  \nA. In shrubs or bushes B. In a tree cavity  \nC. In a burrow underground D. On the lowest branch of a tree  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-20 | 98 | 97 | 95 | 93 | 92 | 90 | 89 | 87 | 85 | 84 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | 82 | 80 | 79 | 77 | 75 | 74 | 72 | 70 | 69 | 67 |\n\n11) What shape best describes the owl's face?  \nA. Hexagon B. Square C. 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