Wildlife wonders and Spongers of the Sea Assessment 3/22
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12 questions

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Read this information about the origin of the word verify. from Latin verus, meaning “true” This information helps the reader know that verified in paragraph 5 means
Read this information about the origin of the word verify. from Latin verus, meaning “true” This information helps the reader know that verified in paragraph 5 means
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What is the best summary of the article?
What is the best summary of the article?

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Which idea is supported by information found throughout the article?
Which idea is supported by information found throughout the article?
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Based on information in paragraph 4, why does the tree trunk appear dark in the thermal image?
Based on information in paragraph 4, why does the tree trunk appear dark in the thermal image?

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How do the bottom-dwelling fish in Shark Bay cause a problem for the dolphins?
How do the bottom-dwelling fish in Shark Bay cause a problem for the dolphins?
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The author wrote the selection most likely to —
The author wrote the selection most likely to —

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According to the selection, how do fish protect themselves from dolphins?
According to the selection, how do fish protect themselves from dolphins?
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Which idea from the selection is illustrated by the photograph?
Which idea from the selection is illustrated by the photograph?

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Both authors focus their selections on animal behaviors that —
Both authors focus their selections on animal behaviors that —
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Which conclusion is best supported by both selections?
Which conclusion is best supported by both selections?

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Which behavior did scientists observe among the dolphins that was not observed among the koalas?
Which behavior did scientists observe among the dolphins that was not observed among the koalas?
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Based on the way information is presented in “Keeping Cool” and “Spongers of the Sea,” both authors most likely are —
Based on the way information is presented in “Keeping Cool” and “Spongers of the Sea,” both authors most likely are —



