Text 1: Bees fly from flower to flower to gather sweet nectar. Text 2: Inside the hive, bees turn nectar into thick honey. What do BOTH texts tell about bees?

Text 1: Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly. Text 2: Many bats squeak and listen for the echoes to find their way in the dark. Which point does ONLY Text 2 make?

Text 1: Penguins are birds, but their wings are too short and stiff for flying. Text 2: Penguins use those same wings like paddles to swim fast after fish. How do the two texts differ?

Text 1: A camel's hump is packed with fat, not water, and feeds it on long trips. Text 2: Camels can cross hot sand for days before they need a drink. What do BOTH texts show?

Text 1: An owl's soft feathers let it fly almost without a sound. Text 2: Owls drop on mice in the dark before the mice hear a thing. What do BOTH texts point to?

Text 1: An elephant uses its long trunk to pull down leaves and suck up water. Text 2: An elephant herd follows the oldest female, who remembers where water is. Which point does ONLY Text 1 make?

Text 1: A mother sea turtle crawls onto a sandy beach at night and buries her eggs. Text 2: When the tiny hatchlings dig out, they scramble straight to the waves. How are the two texts different?

Text 1: Beavers pile sticks and mud across a stream until the water stops. Text 2: The deep pond behind the dam keeps wolves away from the beaver lodge. What do BOTH texts show about a dam?

Text 1: When a volcano erupts, hot melted rock called lava pours down its sides. Text 2: Layer after layer of cooled lava built the islands of Hawaii. What do BOTH texts mention?

Text 1: Ants dig tunnels and rooms under the ground for their whole colony. Text 2: A line of ants can carry crumbs far heavier than themselves back home. Which point does ONLY Text 2 make?

Text 1: A spider spins a sticky web and waits for an insect to land in it. Text 2: Spiders are not insects; they have eight legs instead of six. What do the two texts do differently?

Text 1: Frog eggs hatch into tadpoles that swim in the pond with long tails. Text 2: As a tadpole grows legs, it leaves the water and hops on land. What do BOTH texts show about frogs?

Text 1: Deserts get very little rain, so the ground stays dry for weeks. Text 2: A cactus holds water in its thick stem and lives on almost no rain. What do BOTH texts show about deserts?

Text 1: The Moon has no air and no water, so nothing grows there. Text 2: Astronauts who walked on the Moon carried air with them in their suits. What do BOTH texts show?

Text 1: A caterpillar hangs upside down and grows a hard case called a chrysalis. Text 2: Butterflies sip nectar from flowers through a long, curled tube. Which point does ONLY Text 1 make?

Text 1: Sharks are fish, and they take in water through their gills to breathe. Text 2: When a shark loses a tooth, a new tooth moves up to take its place. How do the two texts differ?

Text 1: A baby kangaroo, called a joey, rides inside its mother's pouch. Text 2: A mother kangaroo hops away fast while her joey stays tucked in. What do BOTH texts show?

Text 1: Rivers always flow downhill, and many of them empty into the sea. Text 2: Over many years, the Colorado River cut the deep Grand Canyon. What do BOTH texts show about rivers?

Text 1: A tree's leaves use sunlight to make the food the tree needs. Text 2: A tree's roots drink water from the soil and hold the tree in place. How are the two texts different?

Text 1: Heat from the Sun turns water in a lake into vapor that rises. Text 2: High in the sky, that vapor cools into tiny drops that form clouds. What do BOTH texts describe?