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City Mouse, Country Mouse 
Rubric Code: A3BB46
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Type: Homework  
Grade Levels: K-5

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Question 1

Country Mouse lives in the country and she eats nuts and berries.

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Question 2

City Mouse lives in the city and she eats crumbs dropped by people.

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Question 3

Country Mouse thought city life was going to be easy.

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Question 4

Country Mouse likes the country better because there are no loud cars, no crowded streets and no hungry cats.

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Question 5

City life was hard for Country Mouse because it was very different from the country.

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Question 6

They both decided to stay in their own homes because they felt comfortable and safe.

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