Learning Lab
Reading · Level 22
Main idea
Busy Beavers
Beavers are some of the busiest builders in nature. They use their strong front teeth to cut down small trees. Then they drag the branches to a stream. Beavers pile up sticks, rocks and mud to build a dam. The dam slows the water and makes a quiet pond. In the middle of the pond, beavers build a home called a lodge. The lodge has an underwater door, so foxes and wolves cannot get in. Beavers fix their dams every night. A family of beavers can change a whole stream in just one summer.
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What is this text mostly about?
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What do beavers use to cut down small trees?
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What does a dam do?
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What is a beaver's home called?
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Why does the lodge have an underwater door?