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#44 Without Hook and Line
By Amy Aldred
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Match the following sentences with the correct identification.
This statement is the main idea.
The Maori have unusual methods of gathering food.
This statement is too broad.
It is easy to tickle fish when they are sleeping.
This statement is too narrow
The Maori catch fish by tickling them.
Another good title for this passage would be
The Maori Comedians
Fishing in New Zealand
The Tickling Tribe of New Zealand
Funny Fish
The Maori catch their fish in the shallow waters of
the lakes
a stream
the coast
a swamp
This passage might be best summed up by saying that
the Maori are a curious tribe
the Maori are among the bravest people in the world
tickling fish is a valuable Maori skill
tickling fish is an exciting Maori sport
The writer begins this passage by
saying surprising things about tickling
telling a funny story
answering questions about tickling
describing the Maori tribe of New Zealand
Vulnerable
means
afraid of
surprised by
open to attack
ticklish