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Retake of CFA: 6ELA - R.12: Different Mediums "The Living Light of the Deep Sea

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The Living Light of the Deep Sea

Stimulus 1: Text Excerpt — Ocean Science

from "Glow Beneath the Waves: Exploring the Deep Ocean"

"Beneath the sunlit surface of the ocean lies a world of darkness where light is not given—it is created. In the depths of the Pacific Ocean, where sunlight cannot reach, many creatures produce their own glow through a process called bioluminescence. A jellyfish pulses with soft blue light, while a deep-sea anglerfish dangles a glowing lure to attract its prey. Unlike the bright, colorful coral reefs near the surface, this hidden world is quiet, cold, and mysterious. Scientists exploring these depths describe it as both beautiful and strange, where survival depends on adaptation to extreme conditions."

Stimulus 2: Photograph Suggestion — Deep Sea Bioluminescence

A moon jellyfish floats through the ocean"A deep-sea creature uses bioluminescence to survive in total darkness."

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1.

Refer to Stimulus 1 and Stimulus 2.

How does the Photograph (Stimulus 2) contribute to a reader’s understanding of the phrase “light is not given—it is created” used in the Text Excerpt (Stimulus 1)?

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2.

Which sentence from the Text Excerpt (Stimulus 1) provides crucial context that a viewer cannot determine by analyzing the Photograph (Stimulus 2)?

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3.

Select whether each understanding of the deep-sea environment is best provided by the text or image.

  • Learning the scientific term “bioluminescence”

  • Observing the glow of a deep-sea organism in darkness

  • Visualizing the darkness of the deep ocean

  • Understanding why organisms produce light to survive

  • Identifying specific examples like anglerfish or jellyfish

  • Image

  • Text

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Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

listing the scientific classification of the organism

revealing a glowing organism in an otherwise dark environment

providing a written definition of bioluminescence

showing an animation of how deep-sea creatures evolve

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Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

the reason why organisms produce light for survival

the darkness of the deep ocean

the exact color of the glowing light

the shape and size of the organism

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7.

Which TWO statements accurately describe a concept that is only fully understood by synthesizing (combining) both the Text (Stimulus 1) and the Photograph (Stimulus 2)?