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Crows Hate People! (Gary Sprott)

Crows Hate People! (Gary Sprott)

In Crows Hate People! (Gary Sprott), young readers will discover just how smart these black birds really are. The book explains how crows can remember human faces and even hold a grudge against those who aren’t kind to them. Using easy-to-understand language, it teaches students about animal intelligence and social behavior in a fun way. It is a great resource for building vocabulary related to nature and the environment. This interesting read will definitely change the way you look at the birds in your neighborhood!

Lexile: 910L

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Quiz

Question 1: How big is a bird's brain?
Question 2: Which bird migrates each year between Greenland and Antarctica?
Question 3: What can the reader infer from the description of parrots as "the straight-A students of the avian family"?
Question 4: What figure of speech is "...fast, fearless and full of surprises"?
Question 5: What does *impostor* mean?
Question 6: What is the base word of *hatching*?

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Quiz

Question 1: Where do penguins spend most of their lives?
Question 2: What does the ostrich do when it is in danger?
Question 3: Where is the cassowary's helmet of keratin?
Question 4: Why has the author used the word *wary* to warn people how to behave around a cassowary?
Question 5: What does the word *rookeries* mean in this chapter?
Question 6: What does the word *zip* suggest about the way penguins move in the water?

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Quiz

Question 1: What type of bird are falcons and hawks?
Question 2: Which birds pose a deadly risk to aircraft?
Question 3: What does the phrase "swift assassins" suggest about peregrine falcons?
Question 4: What figure of speech is "Bird poop is nothing to sniff at ..."?
Question 5: What is the base word of _legendary_?
Question 6: In the text, what does _guano_ refer to?

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Tag(s):Amazing Facts

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