Bio-vision

Read the Passage and Answer the Questions

About two hundred bird families called it a home. At sundown the sound of nesting birds was so loud that deers couldn't rub their backs on the tree’s trunk. The bird noises hurt their ears

One day the tree asked the same question he had asked for all those years. "Why am There? I wish someone would cut me down and build ten homes with my wood. Then I would be good for something.

A black bird heard the tree. She flew up from the ground to the tip of the top telling all the other birds. “Our tree wants to leave the forest. Our tree does not think he is doing good things. All together let us tell the tree.” They said, “Today you are two hundred homes, not ten homes but twenty times ten! You are home for all of us. Please don’t leave the forest.” That day the tree was happy to find out why he was there

1. Birds liked the redwood tree because

A. they could eat its seeds and sit on its branches

B. they could live close to the groundव

C. it was green all year around and had needle like leaves,

D. they could live near the top

2. he tree was sad because

A. it was lonely in the forest

B. it wanted its wood to be made into homes,

C. the deer rubbed its back against the tree

D. the bird noises hurt its ears

3. ‘From the ground to the tip of the top’ means

A. from the ground to the topmost part of the tree

B. under the tree

C. from the ground to the middle of the tree

D. from the middle to the topmost part of the tree

4. 'The writer wrote this story mainly to

A. tell facts about why redwood trees are unhappy?

B. make birds happy

C. make people buy redwood trees to build houses

D. tell why the redwood trees are important to the forest

5. How does the redwood tree feel at the end of the story?

A. Angry

B. Happy

C. Afraid

D. Funny

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