Cameron threw the rope into the field. It landed near the creek.Doris did not wait for the rope to land. darted out into the field and picked the rope up off the ground with her teeth.If she had been a little darted out bit faster, she might have beaten the rope to its landing spot.She brought the rope back to Cameron, released it, and then started barking. Cameron patted Doris on the head and praised her. Then he wound Cameron up and threw the rope as hard as he could. The wind must have caught the rope too, because it just kept moving. It landed in the middle of the creek. 1. What event is most likely to occur next? 2. What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

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Cameron threw the rope into the field. It landed near the creek.Doris did not wait for the rope to land. darted out into the field and picked the rope up off the ground with her teeth.If she had been a little darted out bit faster, she might have beaten the rope to its landing spot.She brought the rope back to Cameron, released it, and then started barking. Cameron patted Doris on the head and praised her. Then he wound Cameron up and threw the rope as hard as he could. The wind must have caught the rope too, because it just kept moving. It landed in the middle of the creek. 1. What event is most likely to occur next? 2. What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

Answer 1

1. The most likely event to occur next is that Doris will jump into the creek to retrieve the rope.2. The evidence from the text supporting this prediction includes Doris's previous behavior of eagerly darting out into the field to pick up the rope with her teeth and bringing it back to Cameron. This indicates that Doris is enthusiastic about retrieving the rope, regardless of where it lands. Additionally, her barking and excitement suggest she enjoys the activity and is likely to continue fetching the rope even if it lands in a more challenging location like the creek.

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