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These spectacular birds are big, standing up to 3.5 feet high with a wingspan of up to 5.5 feet. Their bodies are covered in white feathers, but their heads and necks are bald, covered in a scaly, dark gray skin. And if you get a chance to see them in flight, you'll notice their black flight feathers which is a pretty cool contrast to their white bodies.  \nNow that you've pictured these magnificent  \ncreatures, let's discover where they live and what they eat. Wood storks are found in the southeastern United States, but they really love the wetlands of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. They are expert fishermen who love to dine on small fish, and they have a unique fishing technique. They use their sensitive beaks to feel for fish in the murky water, and snap! They've got their dinner.  \nFrom their amazing fishing skills, let's move to their interesting life cycle and their relationship with other animals. Wood storks are quite social and like to live in large colonies with other birds. They build their nests in trees near water, often sharing their space with herons, egrets, and ibises. During breeding season, each pair of wood storks takes turns incubating their eggs, and then feeding and taking care of their chicks.  \nWe've learned so much about wood storks, but let's not forget about their relationship with us humans and their unique defenses. While they might look a bit intimidating with their large size and bald heads, wood storks are generally peaceful creatures and pose no threat to humans. In fact, they are a protected species in many areas because their habitats are threatened by human activity. So next time when you see a wood stork, give it a friendly wave, and remember all the cool facts you've learned about them!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Are wood storks a protected species?  \nA. Yes, in many areas B. No, they are considered pests  \nC. No, there are too many of them D. No, they are not protected  \n2) During the breeding season, who incubates the eggs of the wood stork?  \nA. Neither, they leave them to hatch B. Only the father stork  \non their own  \nC. Both parents take turns D. Only the mother stork  \n3) What do wood storks eat?  \nA. Other birds B. Fish C. Insects D. Plants  \n4) What colors are the feathers on a wood stork's body?  \nA. White and black B. Red and blue  \nC. Green and yellow D. Brown and gray  \n5) Are wood storks dangerous to humans?  \nA. Yes, they often attack humans B. Yes, they carry dangerous  \ndiseases  \nC. No, they are peaceful creatures D. Yes, they are very aggressive  \n6) Where can you find wood storks?  \nA. Southwestern United States B. Southeastern United States  \nC. Northwestern United States D. Northeastern United States  \n7) With which other birds do wood storks share their space?  \nA. Doves, pigeons, and sparrows B. Herons, egrets, and ibises  \nC. Parrots, toucans, and budgerigars D. Eagles, hawks, and owls  \n8) What is the texture of the skin on a wood stork's head and neck?  \nA. Feathery B. Smooth C. Scaly D. Furry  \n9) What is the color of the feathers on a wood stork's body?  \nA. White B. Gray C. Brown D. Black  \n10) Where do wood storks like to live?  \nA. Wetlands B. Forests C. Mountains D. Deserts  \n11) What color are the flight feathers of a wood stork?  \nA. Black B. Grey C. Brown D. White  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n12) \"I build my nest on the ground. \"  \n13) \"Caring is in our nature. Once the eggs are laid, both parents share responsibility in taking care of the chicks. \"  \n14) \"We are big birds, as tall as three and a half feet!\"  \n15) \"I might look a bit intimidating with my large size and bald head, but I'm pretty chill, not aggressive at all. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-20 |","cbCaikw9HqeLHhud","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikw9HqeLHhud","pdf",149521,11,"English","# Questions\n## Multiple-choice questions (1-11)\n## Animal statements W/N (12-30)\n## Fact or opinion (31-38)","[{\"question\":\"Are wood storks protected species, according to the article?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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