Question

read the article below and answer the questions below it.

article about endangered species and a chart titled number of endangered animal species in the united states with rows: insects and arachnids (47), mammals (68), birds (77), reptiles (14), amphibians (19), fish (71), clams and snails (86), crustaceans (18)

1 which animal group has the highest number of endangered animals? ______
2 how does the chart help the reader understand more about the endangered animal species in the us?
a. it shows the most popular endangered animal.
b. it shows the chronological order of the endangered animals.
c. it shows the specific amount of each endangered animal.
d. it shows the location of each endangered animal.
3 what would be a good title for this article? ______

article titled kangaroos: did you know that kangaroos can swim? kangaroos hop on two feet as a way to get around. sometimes they go slow and walk on four legs. they cannot walk backwards though. kangaroos have strong back legs and large feet to help them hop. they have short fur and muscular tails. kangaroos have long, pointed ears. females have a pouch where the baby kangaroo lives when its born. a baby kangaroo is called a joey. kangaroos live in parts of australia. the gray part of the map shows where the kangaroos live. they live in forests. some live in the trees. others live on the floor. kangaroos are herbivores. an herbivore is an animal that eats plants. they eat grass, roots, leaves, and even insects. there are some types of kangaroos that are endangered or extinct. scientists say some kangaroos are in danger because there is a change in climate.

1 what would be a good title for this article? ______
2 what part of australia do the kangaroos live in? ______
3 what is an herbivore? ______
4 what would be a good caption for this picture? ______

Explanation:

First Article Questions:

Question 1:

We look at the table "Number of Endangered Animal Species in the United States". The numbers for each group: Insects and arachnids (47), mammals (68), birds (77), reptiles (14), amphibians (19), fish (71), clams and snails (86), crustaceans (18). The highest number is 86 for clams and snails.

We analyze each option. Option a is wrong as it's about number, not popularity. Option b is wrong as it's not chronological. Option c is correct as the chart has numbers for each endangered animal group. Option d is wrong as no location info.

The article is about endangered species, their habitats, and a bumper sticker. A good title would reflect that, like "Endangered Species in the US" or "Saving Endangered Species".

Answer:

Clams and snails

Question 2: