Multiple choice

What do we understand from this short passage?

Directions: Read the passage and answer the question that follows.

While hiking in Carnarvon Gorge in Queensland, my family and I noticed a small group of birds diving in and out of the branches of a gum tree. They were chirping very loudly and obviously in distress. We could see a nest in the branches with baby birds inside and a very large goanna walking up the tree trunk, having eyed what he wanted for lunch. The small birds were desperate to chase the goanna away but had little hope because of their size. As we were contemplating what to do, a kookaburra flew down and thumped the goanna very solidly in his side, knocking him off the tree trunk. The small birds quickly settled down to care for their young.

  1. That animals/birds do not care for each other.

  2. That animals/birds do care for each other and help each other.

  3. That some animals are very bad.

  4. That some animals like to eat meat.

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

The story clearly illustrated the help of the kookaburra.