Share G3B - Lesson 15 (reading comp)
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p363 - Why do rescue teams respond quickly?
To help people in trouble.
p363 - Who do rescue dogs team up with and when do they rescue families?
Police, fire and other rescue workers. After earthquakes and other disasters.
p363 - What makes rescue dogs so helpful?
They work in all types of weather, don't need special equipment.
p363 - What breed of dogs are commonly used as rescue dogs, and why?
Border Collies. They can work for a long time and don't get tired easily.
p364 - What does a dog need before it can rescue people in harmful and dangerous situations?
Two years of training.
p364 - What keeps a rescue dog from making careless mistakes?
Ignore everything around them while they are working.
p364 - TRUE or FALSE - Some of the things a rescue dog learns to do has a purpose
FALSE - EVERYTHING it learns to do has a purpose.
p364 - Why is friendship between the rescue dog and the people it works with not accidental?
Because friendship has the purpose of communicating better and having trust.
p365 - TRUE or FALSE - Sometimes rescue teams go to schools to teach children how to cause a disaster?
FALSE - They go to schools to teach children about disaster prevention.
p364 - Which dogs make the best rescue dogs and why?
Labrador Retriever is friendly. German Shepherd is brave. Bloodhound has a great sense of smell. Border Collie has lots of energy and stamina.
