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1.TheMoonhasone-sixththegravityofEarth.EverythingweighssixtimeslessontheMoon.Onewomanweighs120poundsonEarth.OntheMoon,thesamewomanwouldweighonly20pounds.ShecouldjumphigherontheMoonthanshecouldonEarth.Abluewhaleweighs150tons.IfabluewhalecouldgototheMoon,itwouldweighjust25tons.

1.Thestorymainlytells

A.howtogettotheMoon

B.aboutweightdifferencesonEarthandtheMoon

C.whatawomanweighsontheMoon

D.howmuchabluewhaleweighs

2.Acrazyquiltisaworkofart.Peoplesewtogetherodd-sizedpiecesofcloth.Theydon'tuseanyspecialpatterns.Theyusemanydifferentshapesandfabrics.Afterabackingisattached,thequiltisfinished.Itlookslikealarge,beautifulpuzzle.Maybeacrazyquiltshouldhaveanicername.

2.Thestorymainlytells

A.thatacrazyquiltisaworkofart

B.howodd-sizedpiecesofclothareused

C.howabackingisattached

D.howacrazyquiltlookslikeapuzzle

3.Theworld'sgreatesttraveleristheArctictern.ThisbirdmigratesfromoneendofEarthtotheother.ItfliesfromtheArctictotheAntarcticandbackeachyear.Theroundtripisabout23,600miles.

3.Thestorymainlytells

A.howanArcticternlooks

B.aboutanimalmovement

C.aboutthemigrationofthe

Arctictern

D.abouttheArctictern'snest

4.Forestfiresburnthousandsoftreeseachyear.Theyareunsafetothepeopleandhomesintheirpath.However,firesinforestsarenotalwaysharmful.Fireisoneofnature'swaysofdestroyingproblemweeds.ThennativeplantscanreturnWhenthicktreesandbrusharegone,animalsfinditeasiertogetfood.

4.Thestorymainlytells

A.howforestfiresstart

B.howforestfirescanbehelpful

C.howfiresdestroyproblemweeds

D.howanimalsfindfood

5.Sneakerswereinventedmorethan100yearsago.Theywerecalledcroquetsandals.Theycostfivetimesasmuchasothershoes,soonlyrichpeopleworethem.Thenacompanybegantomaketennisoxfords.Mostpeoplecouldaffordthese.Theywereverypopular.Soonspecialsneakersweremadeforothersports,suchasrunning.Nowwehaveallsortsofsneakers.

5.Thestorymainlytells

A.howsneakershavechangedthroughtheyears

B.whichsneakersarerightforyoursport

C.whatthedifferenceisbetweenshoesandfootwear

D.whocouldbuycroquetsandals

1.Theoceanis7milesdeepinsomeplaces,butscubadiverscangodownlessthanamile.Belowthatthewaterpressureistoostrong.Scientistshavebuiltspecialsubmarinesthatcangodeeper.Someofthemaremadetoholdoneperson.Otherscanbecontrolledfromshipsonthesurface.Withthesesubspeoplegonearly4milesdown.Thedeepestpartsoftheoceanarestillamystery.

1.Thestorymainlytells

A.howstrongthepressureisintheocean

B.whichsubmarinescanbecontrolledfromships.

C.howwaterpressureaffectsexploringintheocean

D.howpeopleseethebottomoftheocean

2.Thousandsofyearsago,someonewastravelingacrossthedesert.Forfoodhecarriedsheep'smilkinagoatskinbag.Thehotdesertsunturnedthemilkthickandsour.Hewashungry,soheatethestrangestuff.Tohissurprisehelikedit!

That'showyogurtwasdiscovered.

2.Thestorymainlytells

A.whichfoodstotakeinthedesert

B.howyogurttastes

C.howyogurtwasfirstmade

D.howtostayaliveinthedesert

3.Manygreenleaves,whicharefoodfactoriesfortrees,changecolorinthefall.Theirgreencoloringmakesfoodoutofsunlight,air,andwater.Whenthedaysgrowshorterinthefall,thesefactoriesslowdownandthenfinallystop.Thegreenslowlyfadesaway.Wheredotheyellow,orange,andbrowncomefrom?

Theywereintheleavesallthetime,butthegreenwastoobrightfortheothercolorstoshow.

3.Thestorymainlytells

A.whyleaveschangecolorinthefall

B.howleavesmakefoodfromsunlight,air,andwater

C.whatthepartsofatreeare

D.whatfoodfactoriesmake

4.Whenbaseballwasnew,playershadtothrowtheballandhittherunnertomakeanout.Theballhadtobebigandsoftsotherunnerswouldn'tbehurtLater,playersusedthetagasawaytomakeanout.Thismadethegamemoreexciting,anditcausedsomeotherbigchanges.Theballcouldbesmallerandharder.Thesmallerballcouldbethrownfaster,andbatterscouldhititfarther.Thusthemoderngameofbaseballwasborn.

4.Thestorymainlytells

A.howbaseballchanged

B.howpeopleusedtomakeanoutinbaseball

C.howlargeoldbaseballswere

D.howfaramodernbaseballcanbehit

5.Ifyouaregoingonapicnic,don'twearanythingthatsmellsgood.Someinsectsarecrazyaboutperfume.Beeswillsmellyouandcomeswarming.Peoplehavealsofoundthatbeeslikebright,flowerymaterial.Itseemsthatsomeinsectsjustcan'ttellthedifferencebetweentherealthingandacopy!

5.Thestorymainlytells

A.whentowearperfume

B.howtodresswellontrips

C.howtoavoidbeesonpicnics

D.howsomethingscanattractinsects

1.IttakespracticeandskilltothrowaFrisbee.Besureyourindexfingerislinedupontheoutsiderim.TilttheedgeoftheFrisbeethatisoppositeyourthumbdownward.Thestrongerthewind,themoretheFrisbeeshouldbetilted.Youneedastrongwrist.It'sthesnapofyourwristthatsendsyourFrisbeespinning.

1.Thestorymainlytells

A.howtothrowaFrisbee

B.howimportantstrongwristsare

C.whattodoinastrongwind

D.howtoaimatyourtarget

2.Whydorabbitsalwaysseemasiftheyhaveitchynoses?

Expertssaythenosewigglinghelpskeeptheirnosetissuedamp.Thisimprovestheirsenseofsmell.Rabbitsadjusttheirairintakeinthisway,too.Itkeepsthemcoolonhotdays.Sometimesnosewigglingsimplymeansrabbitsareexcited.

2.Thestorymainlytells

A.whyrabbitswiggletheirnoses

B.howarabbitimprovesitssenseofsmell

C.whyrabbitsadjusttheirairintake

D.whatrabbitsdowhentheyareexcited

3.Maybeyouhaveseenflamingosinazoo.Thesebrightlycoloredbirdswithlongneckslooktoopinktobereal.Wildflamingosgettheirbright-pinkfeathersfromtheplantsandfishtheyeat.However,inzoostheydon'teatthesamethingstheydointhewild.Theycouldturnwhite.Tokeepthisfromhappening,thezookeepersgivethesebirdsaspecialpill.

3.Thestorymainlytells

A.howflamingosstaypink

B.whatflamingoseat

C.whatkindsofbirdsthereare

D.howbirdsinzoosgetpink

4.Ifyousneeze,you'llalmostalwayshearsomeonesay"blessyou."Somehistoriansthinkthatpeoplestartedsaying"blessyou"morethan1,000yearsagoinEurope.Atthattimetheplaguewasspreadingeverywhere.Oneofthefirstsignsofthisterriblesicknesswassneezing.Peoplethoughttheblessingmighthelpkeepthemfromgettingsick.

4.Thestorymainlytells

A.howadiseasespreadacrossEurope

B.whathappenstothebodywhenpeoplesneeze

C.howthesaying"blessyou"gotstarted.

D.whysneezingisasignofgettingsick

5.Scientistsarestudyingaseaturtle.ShelivesinatankinBoston.Thescientiststhinkshecanteachthemhowsheuseshearingtosenseherworld.Sheisbeingtrainedtorespondtosignals.

5.Thestorymainlytells

A.aboutturtlesenses

B.wheretheturtlelives

C.howturtlesmakesignals

D.whatscientistshopetolearnfromtheturtle

1.Televisionwasinventedinthe1920s.Fewpeoplehadtelevisionsuntilthe1950s.Fortyyearslater,98percentofthehouseholdsintheUnitedStateshadatelevision.Watchingtelevisionisapopularactivity.Manyhomeshavetwoormoretelevisions.Americanswatchmorethan1,500hoursoftelevisionperpersoneachyear.

1.Thestorymainlytells

A.thehistoryoftelevisioncommercials

B.whentelevisionwasinvented

C.whattelevision-watchinghabitsAmericanshave

D.howtelevisionsactuallywork

2.Whentheirenemieschasethem,ostrichesliedownonthesand.Thegiantbirdsstretchtheirnecksoutflatontheground.Whentheyliethere,theloosefeatherson

theirbodieslooklikebushes.Ostrichesdon'tneedtohideoften.Theirstronglegsaregoodforbothrunningandfighting.

2.Thestorymainlytells

A.howostrichessticktheirheads

inthesand

B.howsmartostrichesare

C.howostrichesavoidtheirenemies

D.howstrongostrichlegsare

3.Balletdancersoftenspinaroundandaround.Whydon'ttheybecomedizzy?

Adancer'sbodyturnssmoothly.Thedancerholdshisorherheadstillandthenjerksitaroundquickly.Thiswaytheheadisstillmostofthetime.Thedancerdoesnotbecomedizzy.

3.Thestorymainlytells

A.whyadancerspins

B.howtobecomeaballetdancer

C.whereaballetdancerpractices

D.whyadancerdoesnotbecomedizzywhendoingturns

4.Anoctopusgetsitsnamefromitseightarms.Therehavebeennewdiscoveriesabouttheseseacreatures.Expertshavefoundthatanoctopushasamemory.Itusesthatmemorytosolveproblems.Anoctopusindangerusesabuilt-indefense.Itsquirtsastreamofinktohelpithide.

4.Thestorymainlytells

A.thatanoctopushaseightarms

B.howanoctopususesitsmemory

C.someinterestingfactsaboutoctopuses

D.howanoctopuscansquirtastreamofink

5.Itisimportanttoputareturnaddressonmail.Mailwithawrongmailingaddressgoestothedead-letteroffice.Therepostalworkersopenittosearchforclues.Iftheydon'tfindany,themailisthrownaway.Thepostofficecansellitemsofvalue.Itkeepsthemoney.

5.Thestorymainlytells

A.howtowritealetter

B.whatcanhappentomailwithnoreturnaddress

C.howmailgetsthrownaway

D.howthepost

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