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Laabri

All Shook Up (Author's Perspective)

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1.

Read the sentence from paragraph 4.

"Even a nuclear power plant was shut down until it was checked."

What does plant mean as it is used in the sentence?

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2.

How does the diagram contribute to the understanding of the passage?

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3.

Read this sentence from paragraph 6.

"This fault is very active, so earthquakes happen more there than in other parts of the country."

What does fault mean as it is used in this sentence?

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4.

Which sentence from the passage supports the answer in question 3?

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5.

Put the bubbles in order to choose which heading each sentence supports in the passage.

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6.

Choose a sentence that uses a compare and contrast structure to explain how quakes in the West are different from the quakes in the East.

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7.

Which ocean animals listed in the diagram are most likely to live among creatures that have soft bodies and no eyes?

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8.

What is the name of the text feature that is shown in the text?

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9.

Why is the top zone of the ocean called the sunlight zone?

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10.

What does the word darkness mean?

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11.

Which fact about the twilight zone is given in both the passage and the diagram?

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12.

Why are some creatures in the midnight zone soft?