Read this passage: During the farm visit, students saw goats, sheep, and chickens near the barn. One student asked whether a calf belonged in the same group. Which answer is best?

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A short passage may help confirm a category or analogy choice. This 5th Grade English lesson builds the skill Build word relationships through categories and analogies with a concept card and practice.

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Question

Read this passage: During the farm visit, students saw goats, sheep, and chickens near the barn. One student asked whether a calf belonged in the same group. Which answer is best?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because a calf is also a farm animal.