Crossing Work at Heron Bend

• ○A. A river town needs one worker to handle every part of a ferry trip.
• ○B. A ferry can connect a town when its crew and other specialists do different jobs.
• ○C. A bakery is the most important business on both sides of a river.
• ○D. Weather reports make it possible for ferries to cross during every storm.

The ferry crew makes scheduled crossings.Jun's boatyard builds the ferryboat that Riverglide bought.Sal inspects and repairs the ferry engine.Riders cross the river on the ferry.

• ○A. Different jobs require different skills, tools, and responsibilities.
• ○B. The crew is allowed to work only on market mornings.
• ○C. The boatyard delivers fuel whenever the weather changes.
• ○D. The weather office repairs engines for the ferry crew.

• ○A. Jun's boatyard would begin selling tickets at the dock.
• ○B. The weather office would build a second ferryboat.
• ○C. The ferry might make fewer trips between the banks.
• ○D. The bakery would inspect the ferry engine.

• ○A. A shop owner makes every item, delivers it, and cleans the shop alone.
• ○B. A clinic buys uniforms from a tailor and hires a cleaner for its rooms.
• ○C. A child chooses a book and reads it at home.
• ○D. A family walks beside the river and watches the water.

A wooden ferryboatInspecting and repairing the engineSending storm and river reportsDiesel fuel

• ○A. The ferry needs a safe repair before it carries riders again.
• ○B. The bakery needs to move its ovens to the other bank.
• ○C. The boatyard must collect fares from every rider.
• ○D. The weather office stops making all river reports.

• ○A. The librarian builds a boat and studies the river before each trip.
• ○B. The ferry carries the books while a librarian chooses and labels them.
• ○C. The weather office prints books and the captain repairs them.
• ○D. The boatyard chooses the books and the fuel depot reads them aloud.

• ○A. It lets the bakery send bread to the café across the river.
• ○B. It teaches bakery workers how to repair ferry engines.
• ○C. It supplies the café with weather reports for storms.
• ○D. It builds the bakery's ovens beside the ferry dock.

• ○A. Each group can focus on its work while depending on other groups for what it lacks.
• ○B. Every group can stop using goods and services from other groups.
• ○C. Only ferry workers need training to keep the town running.
• ○D. One business can replace the boatyard, fuel depot, and weather office.

• ○A. The café controls when the ferry can safely cross the river.
• ○B. The ferry crew makes the town independent of all other services.
• ○C. The ferry connects the town, but its work relies on many other people and businesses.
• ○D. The weather office provides every good the ferry uses.