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In the beginning, the author tells us about the hanging gardens in Babylon and how the rooftop gardens were irrigated from pumps from the Euphrates river.   This was atopic he heard that he was interested in.   Then he discussed other ways he learned about topics he wants to read about.  Then in the kittens newspaper, Fred saw a graph showing how many dogs the shelter has received versus how many were adopted for the months November- January .  In the end, Fred realized that in January the shelter has 80-10 left over and they do not have enough cages , so they are going to euthanize some. This worries Fred.  

On page 9, Megan had to tell how many raccoons babies were girls knowing the number of boys.
On page 9, she had to count by tens to find out how many ears of corn the raccoons ate in 4 nights, if they ate 10 a night.
On page 10, Megan had to count the light rings on a raccoon's tail, add it to the dark rings and find out how many rings total, 7 + 8  or 15 rings in total.
On page 10, She had to add the total raccoons, two were by the stream and three joined them.
On page 11, Megan  had to look at a graph of fish and count the total number of fish the raccoon caught Monday- Thursday and on which day he caught the most.
On page 12, She had to see if the boy had enough money to buy a guinea pig and, if so, how much money he would have left over, $8.00 - $5.00
On page 12, Momma guinea pig had five babies , now how many guinea pigs are in the cage now. This was a trick question and Megan forgot , at first, to count Mom whom did not go anywhere.
On page 13, Megan had to tell how many times a guinea pig turns the wheel if he turns it 5 times every minute and does this for 3 minutes.
On page 13 bottom, Megan had to count the body parts on the guinea pig and she did great. I did not even help her.