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These tall, long-legged birds have a sharp, pointy beak and beautiful white feathers with black wingtips. Some storks can stand up to 5 feet tall-that's taller than some of your buddies! And if you think that's impressive, their wingspan can stretch up to 10.5 feet, almost as long as a compact car!  \nNow, if you're wondering where these amazing birds live, storks love the wetlands, grasslands, and even the savannas. They build their nests high up in trees or on buildings, safe from ground predators. Storks are found all around the world, from Asia, Europe, Africa to South America. So, no matter where you live, there's a chance you might spot a stork in the wild!  \nJust like us humans, storks have a favourite food too. They love eating small animals such as frogs, fish, insects, and sometimes even small reptiles! They use their long, pointy beaks like a pair of tweezers to catch their prey. But don't worry, storks are friendly towards humans and other animals unless they feel threatened.  \nSpeaking of feeling threatened, storks have some pretty cool defenses. When they sense danger, they can fly high into the sky, well out of reach of most predators. Sometimes, they might use their strong beaks and powerful wings to defend themselves. So, storks are not just beautiful birds, they're tough and smart too, making them a truly fascinating species to learn more about.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Which of the following would a stork most likely eat?  \nA. Fish B. Tree Bark C. Seeds and nuts D. Small rodents  \n2) Where might a stork build its nest?  \nA. Underground B. On the ground C. Inside caves D. In trees  \n3) What's the height of a tall stork?  \nA. Up to 1 foot B. Up to 15 feet C. Up to 3 feet D. Up to 5 feet  \n4) How do storks catch prey?  \nA. They use their wings to pull their prey from the water.  \nB. They scoop up water and small animals in their beak and swallow them whole.  \nC. They dive into the water and grab their prey with their sharp talons.  \nD. They use their beaks like tweezers to grab them.  \n5) What do storks do when they sense danger?  \nA. They play dead B. They spit a black smelly ooze  \nC. They release a toxin through their D. Fly high into the sky  \nskin  \n6) How long can the wingspan of a stork be?  \nA. Up to 5 feet B. About 3 feet C. Over 15 feet D. Over 10 feet  \n7) What color are the feathers of storks?  \nA. Black with purple wingtips B. Orange with blue wingtips  \nC. Brown with grey wingtips D. White with black wingtips  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n8) \"You'll rarely see us storks in trees. \"  \n9) \"I can be up to a meter and a half tall!\"  \n10) \"Did you know that I can be found in South America, Asia, Europe, Africa? 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If things get too dangerous on the ground, I just take to the sky. \"  \n16) \"We storks are quite aggressive towards humans and other animals. \"  \n17) \"We storks are the smallest land bird in North America. \"  \n18) \"I am tall, long-legged, and have a sharp, pointy beak!\"  \n19) \"We storks don't like nesting high above ground. \"  \n20) \"I love building my home high in trees or on buildings, it keeps me safe from predators on the ground. \"  \n21) \"To catch my food, I use my long, pointy beak just like a pair of tweezers. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 4) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-20 | 98 | 96 | 94 | 92 | 90 | 88 | 87 | 85 | 83 | 81 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |","cbCaijtHnufZ8ll0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijtHnufZ8ll0","pdf",120890,"English","# Questions\n## Multiple Choice\n## Animal Voice (W/N)\n## Fact or Opinion\n## True or False","[{\"question\":\"What would a stork most likely eat?\",\"answer\":\"A stork would most likely eat fish.\"},{\"question\":\"Where might a stork build its nest?\",\"answer\":\"A stork might build its nest in trees.\"},{\"question\":\"What do storks do when they sense danger?\",\"answer\":\"They fly high into the sky, out of reach of most predators.\"}]","Storks - Reading Comprehension Questions | PDF",1790805709,23]