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English, 24.11.2021 06:40 annamcveigh50

er the questions. 1. How do you know that A Place for Frogs is an informational text? Give three examples. 2. Why did the author write A Place for Frogs? How do you know? 3. How can a habitat become dangerous for a frog? What may happen if damaged habitats are not restored? Give examples. Copyright o Sovas Learning Company LLC All Rights Reserved. 4. How might damaged habitats harm other living things? Synthesize information from the text, and give at least one example. 275

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