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Which word from the book helps the reader know how the author feels about bison?
 
Wonderful
 
Biggest
 
Safe
 
Extinct
What is the author’s purpose for writing this book?
 
To explain the change in bison population
 
To describe the diet of the bison
 
To answer a question about why bison have thick coats
 
To inform readers of where to see wild bison
What is the main idea of the section “Wonderful Sights”?
 
Bison running wild and free is a wonderful sight
 
The bison at Wind Cave Park are a wonderful sight
 
The plant life at Yellowstone National Park is a wonderful sight
 
Watching bison at the National Bison Range is a wonderful sight
How many bison live in Yellowstone Park today?
 
Several thousand
 
Half a million
 
Twenty-three
 
One thousand
Another major cause that affected the bison population was that
 
Laws were passed to protect them
 
Native Americans found other sources for clothes, food, shelter, and tools
 
Western settlers hunted other animals instead
 
Their food sources were guarded more carefully
In 1872, to help increase bison numbers,
 
Yellowstone National Park was formed
 
Railroads spread across the West
 
The National Bison Range helped protect bison
 
Bison were brought by train to Wind Cave National Park
What effect did settlers moving out West have on bison?
 
The number of bison went down as settlers hunted more bison
 
The number of bison went down as settlers used bison for clothing
 
The number of bison went down as settlers hunted bison to make tools with their bones
 
The number of bison went down as settlers sent bison to zoos
Which event happened first?
 
Native American people used all parts of the bison
 
Bison were moved to zoos and ranches to protect them
 
Yellowstone National Park became a safe place for bison
 
People shipped bison from East Coast zoos back out West
How does the map in the book help readers understand where bison lived before the 1900s?
 
It shows where bison lived before their population decreased
 
It compares where bison live now to where they lived in the 1900s
 
It shows that bison live in South America
 
It describes the number of bison killed each year
What do the following words from the book describe: big, fast, strong?
 
Bison
 
Great Plains
 
Settlers
 
Yellowstone National Park