To help us answer this question, say each of the answer choices aloud to yourself. 

Rake

Make

Mate

Sad

Now, let's look at the vowels in each of the words. 

Rake

Make

Mate

Sad

All of the vowels are the letter a, but do they all sound the same? No, they do not. 

Rake, make, and mate all have a long vowel sound.

Sad has a short vowel sound. Since only one of the words has a short vowel sound, that is the word that does not belong with the others. 

To help us answer this question, say each of the answer choices aloud to yourself. 

Act

Bat

Map

Cake

Now, let's look at the vowels in each of the words. 

Act

Bat

Map

Cake

All of the vowels are the letter a, but do they all sound the same? No, they do not. 

Act, bat, and map all have a short vowel sound. 

Cake has a long vowel sound. Since only one of the words has a long vowel sound, that is the word that does not belong with the others. 

The second sentence of the story, "The Cats", tell us that Pam and Tom live in the park. 

"Pam and Tom are two cats. They live in the park and watch as the days go by."

The second paragraph in the story, "The Cats", starts by telling us that Tom likes to watch the birds fly around the park. 

"Tom likes to watch the birds fly around the park. He watches them fly up in the tree tops and down to the ground. Tom’s favorite bird is the Blue Jay because he loves the color blue."

The third paragraph in the story, "The Cats", starts by telling us that Pam likes to watch the kids play in the park. 

"Pam likes to watch the kids play in the park. She watches as a boy goes down the slide and a girl swings on the swing set. Pam’s favorite part about the park is the slide. She is too scared to slide down the slide, but she likes to watch the kids slide down."

A question sentence is easy to identify because it will end with a question mark "?". The sentence will also ask something, it won't tell you something. 

Of the choices, only one sentence ends with a question mark and is the correct answer choice, "Did you answer the door?"

If we don't know the answer off the top of our head, let's say the alphabet to help us remember. 

A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z

The question asks us which letter comes after M, which we can see is N. 

To answer the question, we are looking for the subject or subjects of the sentence.

The subject is who or what a sentence is about. 

"I swam in the pool yesterday."

"I" is the subject, and I means me, which is just one person. The sentence is about one person. 

A noun is a person, place, or thing. 

"Dog" is the correct answer because it is a thing. 

To answer the question, we are looking for the subject or subjects of the sentence.

"We went to the store today. "

"We" is the subject, and we means more than one person. The sentence is about more than one person.