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Why Fir Tree Keeps his Leaves
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What does "comfortable" mean?
having a shiny, deep yellow color
a lighter or darker form of a color
feeling relaxed and at ease
to respond to something in words or writing
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What does "Evergreen" mean?
an exact point in time
having green leaves that stay on throughout the year
feeling relaxed
a length of time
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What does "breeze" mean?
a gentle wind
having a shiny, deep yellow color
to make something mildly hot or cold
a cause or explanation
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What did Mother Nature give each tree?
A gift
A purpose
A sign
A smile
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What does Fir Tree want to know?
Why he is so tall.
Why his leaves don't change.
Why Maple is so tall.
Why squirrel doesn't like him.
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What does "rustle" mean?
the reason why something is done
a lighter or darker form of a color
to make a soft sound
a step
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What does "shade" mean?
to eat quickly
a cause or explanation
a lighter or darker form of a color
not anywhere
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What does "shelter" mean?
a step
a place to live that protects against weather or danger
the reason why something is done or exists
to make a soft sound
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How is Fir Tree different from his friends?
He is taller than his friends.
His leaves are bigger than his friends.
He has more leaves than his friends.
He keeps his leaves in the fall and the winter.
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What does "appear" mean?
to come into sight
cozy
feeling relaxed
a length of time
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What color do the other trees' leaves turn?
blue, yellow, and green
red, purple, and orange
orange, red, and yellow
orange, red, and white
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What is Fir Tree's purpose?
He makes sunlight for the animals.
His leaves fall off in the winter.
He provides warm shelter for animals in the winter.
He grows food for animals.
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How does Fir Tree help squirrel?
He lets her go into the river.
He lets her build a warm nest in his branches.
He lets her eat his bark.
He lets her go to the other trees.
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