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1 Among all the animals, birds have some unique characteristics. 2 For one thing, they haven’t got no teeth. 3 And they are the only animals with feathers, which are often brightly colored. 4 Birdwatchers everywhere will say that birds are beautiful to see and hear. 5 However, it is important to note that they are also essential to their ecosystems. 6 All over the world, birds spread seeds and acts as pollinators for many different kinds of plants and trees. 7 Because of their role as pollinators, birds are essential to farming. 8 In some ways, however, bird behavior can be a problem for farmers. 9 Birds also interact with the other animal species within their habitats. 10 Birds provide food for some predators, such as bobcats. 11 Some birds are predators themselves, eating insects and small animals. 12 They help keep these populations from getting too large. 13 Fruit farmers are unhappy when birds eat their crops. 1. What is the best way to express the idea in sentence 2? A. For one thing, they got no teeth. B. For example, teeth—they’ve got none. C. For example, teeth they don’t have. D. For one thing, they have no teeth. 2. What is the best way to write the underlined part of sentence 6? A. birds spreads seeds and acts as pollinators B. birds spread seeds and act as pollinators C. birds spread seeds and acting as pollinators D. (No change) 3. Where is the best place for sentence 13? A. between sentences 3 and 4 B. between sentences 5 and 6 C. between sentences 8 and 9 D. where it is now 4. Which is the best concluding paragraph to add to this passage? A. Birds can be found in virtually every habitat. They are important for maintaining the balance in natural systems worldwide. B. In addition to controlling insect populations, birds are simply great to watch. Their acrobatic flying is good entertainment. C. Bird-watchers often report their observations to scientists. This helps increase knowledge about ways to protect these wonderful creatures. D. Some birds’ favorite meals include grapes, berries, or corn. Since these are also some of humans’ favorites, there is a conflict. TUESDAY

A wealthy donor plans to build a new facility that will benefit young people in your area. It could be a swimming pool, a theater, a skateboard park, an art school, or any other facility that would provide young people with constructive ways to spend their time. The donor is not sure what kind of facility would be most useful. Write a letter to the donor in which you identify the type of facility you would like to have built, and persuade her that it is the best choice. Be sure to support your opinion with convincing reasons and evidence. WEDNESDAY

What the Moon Does 1 Moon dances. It sways across black sky, Spins in unison with Earth, Twirling together in time 5 So that we never see its back, Only its pale, serene face. Moon attracts. It reaches with arms of gravity, Tries to gather Earth near. 10 It calls the oceans closer, Causing high and low tides with the Persistent lure of its pull. Moon resists. We have visited it, 15 Stepped on its surface, Left footprints where No wind blows them away. But nobody owns the Moon. Moon glows. 20 It shimmers soft and white Despite being dark and rocky, With no inner light of its own. But sun shines a spotlight on Moon, Making it the center of attention 25 In every night’s performance. 1. Which stanza best captures the graceful nature of the Moon? A. stanza 1 B. stanza 2 C. stanza 3 D. stanza 4 2. How does stanza 3 contribute to the impression of the Moon created throughout the poem? A. It offers a different image than the first two stanzas, which present images of balance between Earth and the Moon. B. It introduces negative aspects of the Moon that are described in detail in stanza 4. C. It offers an image similar to the image in the other stanzas, which present physical descriptions of the surface of the Moon. D. It develops a relationship between Earth and the Moon that is introduced in stanza What is the effect of the imagery at the end of the poem? A. It suggests that the sun is jealous of the Moon. B. It shows that the Moon dominates the night sky. C. It tells why the Moon cannot be seen during the day. D. It emphasizes that the sun is brighter than the Moon. THURSDAY

1 Among all the animals, birds have some unique characteristics. 2 For one thing, they haven’t got no teeth. 3 And they are the only animals with feathers, which are often brightly colored. 4 Birdwatchers everywhere will say that birds are beautiful to see and hear. 5 However, it is important to note that they are also essential to their ecosystems. 6 All over the world, birds spread seeds and acts as pollenators for many different kinds of plants and trees. 7 Because of their role as pollenators, birds are essential to farming. 8 In some ways, however, bird behavior can be a problem for farmers. 9 Birds also interact with the other animal species within their habitats. 10 Birds provide food for some predators, such as bobcats. 11 Some birds are predators themselves, eating insects and small animals. 12 They help keep these populations from getting too large. 13 Fruit farmers are unhappy when birds eat their crops. 20. What is the best way to express the idea in sentence 2? A. For one thing, they got no teeth. B. For example, teeth—they’ve got none. C. For example, teeth they don’t have. D. For one thing, they have no teeth. 21. What is the best way to write the underlined part of sentence 6 A. birds spreads seeds and acts as pollenators B. birds spread seeds and act as pollenators C. birds spread seeds and acting as pollenators D. (No change) 22. Where is the best place for sentence 13? A. between sentences 3 and 4 B. between sentences 5 and 6 C. between sentences 8 and 9 D. where it is now FRIDAY

ANSWERS TUESDAY1. D2. B3. C4. A THURSDAY1. A2. A3. B FRIDAY 1. D2. B 3. C