A.  They often live in the forest.
B.  A baby deer is called a fawn.
C.  It is hard to see them up close.
D.  Deer have pretty ears and spots.

A.  We hung up our towels and sat by the pool.
B.  I swam from one end of the pool to the other.
C.  The water felt cold when I first got in it.
D.  I even learned how to swim underwater.

A.  We eat together in the lunchroom.
B.  I have known Jacob for three years.
C.  There are many riding trails nearby.
D.  He enjoys riding his horse after school.

A.  I am in third grade this year.
B.  Then we have a vacation in December.
C.  My birthday is on September 20.
D.  It gets very hot in June.

A.  They live and raise families in these homes.
B.  They cut trees with their teeth and build dams.
C.  Long ago, people made hats out of beaver skin.
D.  Foxes and raccoons are also interesting animals.

A.  silly
B.  smart
C.  fun
D.  happy

A.  I like to go to the movies with my family.
B.  Sometimes we go on Saturday nights.
C.  It was a warm and sunny day.
D.  If the theater is crowded, we sit near the screen.

A.  The students in my school had a contest.
B.  I read eleven books.
C.  My teacher is Mrs. McCormick.
D.  James Fisher read twenty books.

A.  Shelly likes to read books.
B.  Then she knows where to begin when she’s ready to read again.
C.  When she takes a break, she marks her place with a bookmark.
D.  Sometimes she has to stop reading for a while.

A.  He was very tired the next day.
B.  Jared had trouble falling asleep.
C.  He was still awake at midnight.
D.  He kept thinking all the exciting things he read in a book.