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The Pigeon War Hero of World War 1

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    War Hero
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  • rampant means A. gentle B. out of hand
    B. out of hand
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  • colossal means A. enormous B. miniature
    A. enormous
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  • emerge means A. fade B. appear
    B. appear
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  • innate means A. uncommon B. natural
    B. natural
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  • True or False? People would find the telegraph to be an efficient way to communicate today.
    False
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  • True or False: When everything is going your way, you might say you are embattled.
    False
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  • True or False: Most people use printed maps as their main navigational tool.
    False
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  • Yes or no...Is this the correct way to use battalion? The battalion of elementary students were playing together on the playground.
    no
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  • Yes or no...is bioluminescent used correctly: The bioluminescent fireflies lit up the sky.
    yes
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  • Page 3 “But like the tiny chip in an iPhone, that pigeon brain is packed with power.” This line contains A. simile B. metaphor C. hyperbole
    A. simille
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  • “But like the tiny chip in an iPhone, that pigeon brain is packed with power.” The author used this to show A. how small pigeons are B. how pigeons communicate C. the reader that pigeons are smart
    C to show the reader that pigeons are smart
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  • The mood of the section “Under Attack” is A terrifying. B sad. C playful. D calm
    A. terrifying
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  • Choose 2: How does Lauren create mood in "Under Attack"? A. Includes the date B. Uses powerful verbs C. Puts the general's message in all caps.
    B. Uses powerful verbs C. Puts the general's message in all caps
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  • What is Lauren's purpose for writing this? A. To teach readers how communication has changed B. to analyze the causes of WW1 C. to fascinate readers about an animal's extraordinary feat D. To teach readers about trench warfare
    C. to fascinate readers about an animal's extraordinary feat
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  • Tone=the author’s attitude toward the subject matter. Which word best describes the tone the author uses when talking about Cher Ami in the section “A Feathered Missile?” A. jealous B. admiring/proud C. sympathetic/sorry
    B. admiring/proud
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