Question

other animals sleep under the ground. chipmunks sleep curled up in a ball. their beds are made of leaves and grass. they wake up now and then to snack on food stored nearby. some desert frogs dig underground holes during the hot, dry season. a frog may stay in its hole for months.
high above the ground, monkeys make leafy nests in trees each evening before they retire. the tree’s high branches help to keep the monkeys safe during the night. even the insects buzzing around their heads rest. some sleep under a leaf that will be their next meal. a bee may crawl down into a blossom to rest. when it crawls out the next morning, it is rested and ready to buzz off to work.
______ 6. chipmunks sleep in beds made of
a. nets c. leaves and grass
b. mud d. sticks and twigs
______ 7. desert frogs stay underground during
a. morning c. the night
b. winter d. the hot, dry season
______ 8. monkeys make beds using material from
a. insects c. the ground
b. water d. trees
______ 9. some insects rest
a. while eating c. while buzzing
b. under leaves d. curled up in a ball
______10. a bee might sleep in
a. a flower c. a bubble
b. mud d. clear gel

Explanation:

For question 6, the text clearly states "Chipmunks sleep curled up in a ball. Their beds are made of leaves and grass." So we can directly find the answer.
For question 7, it is mentioned "Some desert frogs dig underground holes during the hot, dry season." which gives the time when desert frogs stay underground.
For question 8, "High above the ground, monkeys make leafy nests in trees each evening before they retire." indicates the material source (trees) for monkey beds.
For question 9, "Some sleep under a leaf that will be their next meal." shows where some insects rest.
For question 10, "A bee may crawl down into a blossom to rest." A blossom is like a flower, so we can determine the bee's sleeping place.

Answer:

1. C. leaves and grass
2. D. the hot, dry season
3. D. trees
4. B. under leaves
5. A. a flower