Fishing (Julie K. Lundgren) - Leveled English Reading

Grab your fishing pole and read Fishing (Julie K. Lundgren). This fun book teaches kids how to catch fish in lakes and rivers. You will learn about the bait, the hooks, and how to wait patiently. The simple words make it easy for young readers to understand. It is a perfect book for children who love spending time in nature.

Lexile: 940L

Quiz

Question 1: Fishing can be

a hobby.all of these things.done for food.a sport.

Question 2: Where can people go fishing?

only freshwater rivers and lakesin fishing tanksoceans, rivers and lakesonly oceans

Question 3: Which option best explains why there are bigger fish in the ocean than in lakes?

Salt water makes fish grow bigger.There is no one eating the fish in the ocean so they can grow bigger.Fresh water stops fish from growing too big.There is more space for fish to grow to a huge size in the ocean.

Question 4: This page is written in

paragraphs.words.all of these options.sentences.

Question 5: An "angler", on page 4, is

the point where two lines meet.a type of fish.a person with wings.a person who fishes.

Question 6: What is another word for "method"?

trylinetechniquefish

Quiz

Question 1: In fishing, what is a "leader"?

the person who shows everyone else where to go and what to doan extra piece of line clipped to a swivel at the end of the fishing linethe strap attached to a dog so it can be controlledthe person who is in front

Question 2: Which of these is *not* a piece of fishing equipment?

rod and reelhelmettackle boxneedle-nose pliers

Question 3: Look at page 9. Why are there so many different types of lures?

They are pretty so it is fun to collect them.Different fish eat different food. The lure must look like the food for that particular fish.They are just there to fill up the tackle box.They have to match the rod and line colors.

Question 4: What sort of text is on page 7?

captionsheadingsintroductionlabels

Question 5: What is the opposite of "flexible"?

turningbendingstiffbroken

Question 6: What does "organised" mean?

items are sorted into groupseverything is in its placethings get put back where they belongall of these meanings are true

Quiz

Question 1: Which of these is *not* safety equipment?

hookssunglasseslife vestfirst aid kit

Question 2: Which of these protects you from bad weather?

first aid kitwaterfoodrain gear

Question 3: When should you *not* bring a first aid kit when going fishing?

You should always bring a first aid kit. Accidents happen!When everyone is an adult.When you go on your own.When everyone promises to be careful.

Question 4: Why are the words at the top of page 11 big and purple?

They are a chapter heading.They are the introduction.It is a mistake.They are a caption for the photo.

Question 5: "Listen to a weather report before heading out." What is a "weather report"?

a description of the expected weather for the day in your areaa description of the weather from yesterday in your areaan explanation of how rain occursa list of words that explain weather conditions

Question 6: The "buddy system" is when

you have a friend you can call.you go out on your own.you have a friend with you for safety.you have a friend at home.

Quiz

Question 1: Which list of materials is used to make fishing lures?

feathers, animal hair, string, tinselAll of these materials can be used.wood, plastic, rubber, metal, corkfeathers, fake fur, thread

Question 2: Which of these is *not* a natural bait?

minnowslureswormsleeches

Question 3: The chapter heading is "Fishing: Easier Said than Done". What does _easier said than done_ mean?

It will be easy to do.It is easy to say you are going to do it and it will be easy to actually do.It is easy to say you are going to do it but it is quite hard to actually do.It will not be easy to do.

Question 4: What type of text is at the top of page 15 in white?

a chapter headingan introductiona caption for the imagelabels for the picture

Question 5: What does the word "artificial" from page 15 mean?

made as a piece of artart made by naturenaturally occurring, made by naturemade by man, not naturally occurring

Question 6: Which meaning for the word "school" is used on page 15?

to teacha group of fisha group of people learninga place to learn

Quiz

Question 1: What does a responsible angler *not* do?

follow laws about the size, kind and number of fish they can keeptip their bait bucket into the lakeuse barbless hooks and release fish back into the waterbuy a proper fishing license

Question 2: How can nonnative species take over a waterway?

leftover nonnative bait is dumped thereall of these are trueboats are not cleaned between uses and bring plant bits to a different waterwaynative species are fished too much and die out

Question 3: The information on page 20 is all about

how anglers ruin the good fishing spots.cleaning your boat.how anglers can keep their fishing spots and the fish there healthy.how not to catch fish.

Question 4: What type of images have been used throughout this book?

all of thesephotosdrawingsdiagrams

Question 5: What does "native" mean?

found everywhereimported from somewhere elseoldfound naturally in a certain place

Question 6: An "expert" is

someone who knows nothing about a topic.someone who knows a lot about a subject.someone who is learning about a subject.someone who loves a topic.