READING CLASS

FIITH GRADE A & B

SSMM
2022
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 ● 1.- What does ´´Historical fiction ´´ mean?
● Is a story set in the past, it contains characters, places and events that actually existed or happened.
● 2.-What does ´´´Persuasive text ´´ mean?
● Such as the authoritative tones used by the critics being interviewed the selection, are used to Sway
readers´ thinking or call readers to action.
● 3.- Where do cougars live?
● North, Central or South America
● 4.- What does a cougar eat?
● bighorn sheep, elk, rabbits, wild hogs and deer
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● 5.- What are cougars behaviors?
● running and jumping
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 6.- What are cougars other name?
mountain lion, pumas, catamounts, mountain cats, fire cats.
7.- What are the three animals that are at risk of becoming extint?
Giant pandas, African elephants, bridled nailtail wallabies
8.- What does ´´cause´´ mean?
Is an evento that makes something else happen.
9.- What does an ´´effect´´ mean?
Is something that happens because o fan earlier event.
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 10.- Who is the author of the story ´´Protector of the wilderness?
Ryan Park
11.- John Muir loved being out in nature.
True /
12.- Muir was an inventor. One of his, inventions was an alarm clock.
True /
13. John Muis was born in Scotland in 1838.
True /
14.- What is the setting of the story ´´ The last voyage of the monitor´´
Ship
15.-Who are the characters of the story ´´ The last voyage of the monitor´´?
Jake, Toby, Captain
 
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 Hunting and diet
The cougar is a generalist, hypercarnivore. They prefer large mammals such as mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk,
moose, mountain goat and bighorn sheep. They will opportunistically take smaller prey such as rodents,
lagomorphs, smaller carnivores, birds and even domestic animals including pets.The mean weight of cougar
vertebrate prey increases with its body weight and is lower in areas closer to the equator. A survey of North
America research found 68% of prey items were ungulates, especially deer. Only the Florida panther showed
variation, often preferring feral hogs and armadillos.

Investigations at Yellowstone National Park showed that elk, followed by mule deer, were the cougar's primary
targets; the prey base is shared with the park's wolves, with which the cougar competes for resources. A study on
winter kills from November to April in Alberta showed that ungulates accounted for greater than 99% of the cougar
diet. Learned, individual prey recognition was observed, as some cougars rarely killed bighorn sheep, while others
relied heavily on the species.
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