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How does Brook's perspective affect his reactions to the wasps nest as a boy?

A) He got to see the wasps nests more and also got to understand nature more
B) He saw them more as he grew up
C) He didn't care about wasps and nature when he was a boy
D) He grew up scared of wasps and did not like going and exploring nature

Answer is A

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What did he find on the ground
A) an apple
B) a stick
C) a bee nest
D) a wasp nest

D) a wasp nest

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What insect is the essay about?
A. bees
B. spiders
C. wasps
D. dragonflies
Answer: C. Wasps

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The word Habitable means not able to live in.

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The word Habitable means not able to live in.

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True
or
False

Answer: False, it means Fit to live in.

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How did the boy feel when he found out who made the wasp's nest?
A. Sad
B. Embarrassed
C. Excited
D. Scared
Answer- B. Embarrassed

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What are the main points Brook's makes in his essay?
A. Architecture of animal habitat.
B. He got stung by a wasp
C. He only liked wasps
D. All of the above

Answer: (A) Architecture of animal habitat

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What was Bruce's feeling to the wasps when he was young at the beginning of the book?
A: He  was interested in them.
B: He was scared of them.
C: He was not interested.
D: He liked them.
Answer: He was scared of them.
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4.Does Brook's perspective change after finding the wasps nest?
True or False
Answer:True

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What are the main points in this essay?
a) bees
b) pigs
c) wasp and his childhood
d) his family

answer: His childhood and wasp

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3: Does the author think that understanding nature makes it less wonderful?true or false
answer:false

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Who does Brooks assume had designed the nest?
A) Humans
B) Chickens
C) Wasps
D) Cow

Answer: (A)
He assumed the designer was a human being from the farm.
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True or False: The author thinks that understanding nature makes it less wonderful.
Answer: False. We cannot understand nature to its fullest, and if we could, we would actually see just how amazing it really is.