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- 1. Multiple Choice
I watched the story.
I didn't watch the story.
- 2. Multiple Choice
The California Condor is the ___ bird in North America.
largest
fastest
prettiest
- 3. Multiple Choice
The California Condor appeared about ___ years ago.
49,000
4,000
40,000
- 4. Multiple Choice
bald
- 5. Multiple Choice
feather
- 6. Multiple Choice
to hatch
- 7. Multiple Choice
vulture
- 8. Multiple Choice
wingspan
- 9. Multiple Choice
Opposite of: adult
tall
old
child
- 10. Multiple Choice
Opposite of: appear
disappear
begin
become
- 11. Multiple Choice
Opposite of: large
big
small
fat
- 12. Drop Down
chick (a)
a young baby birda small fishfood - 13. Drop Down
endangered (a)
are dyinggrowing updangerous - 14. Drop Down
researcher (a)
scientistsingerbuilder - 15. Multiple Choice
an eagle
a condor
a seagull
a pigeon
- 16. Multiple Choice
a baby whale
a baby beetle
a baby condor
a condor
- 17. Multiple Choice
What color are the condors?
black and white
yellow and black
black and orange
- 18. Multiple Choice
The condor lives in the ___ .
- 19. Multiple Choice
What is the California Condors scientific name?
Californiaus Birdus
Gymnogyps Yeetus
Californiaus Gymnogyps
Gymnogyps Caiforniaus
- 20. Multiple Choice
What do Condors eat?
dead animals
dead plants
plants
- 21. Audio Response
Record the following:
The California condor is the largest bird in North America.
It is bigger than the bald eagle. It has a huge wingspan
of nine feet and long main feathers. It has a large body,
a short, broad tail, and a small head. This bird can reach more
than four feet in length and weigh between 15 and 21 pounds.
Participants record a response2 min audio - 22. Audio Response
Record the following:
Adults are completely black with white spots under their wings.
Their head is bare of a yellowish-orange color. They often
take a bath and then stay in the sun to dry their feathers.
Parents take care of the babies for a year after hatching.
The chicks (baby condors) like to play and happily jump around.
Participants record a response2 min audio - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags