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Reading Review - Unit 3 - Impact 1
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The camera helps David Gruber see colours humans normally cannot ___.
touch
smell
see
hear
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The deep ocean environment is difficult for humans because they cannot easily ___.
see or breathe
run or jump
walk or talk
eat or drink
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The vampire squid uses its large eyes to survive in the ___.
cold
pressure
darkness
noise
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The reading encourages students to be ___ about the ocean.
curious
afraid
careless
bored
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The word fascinate means to ___.
frighten badly
slow down
confuse completely
interest very much
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The deep ocean is described as a place full of ___.
noise
danger
rules
secrets
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David Gruber studies glowing animals to learn how they ___.
attack
communicate
migrate
sleep
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Studying the ocean helps scientists learn more about ___.
school subjects
technology
weather
life on Earth
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The vampire squid has very large ___.
teeth
tails
fins
eyes
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The word darkness means the absence of ___.
sound
water
air
light
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The word observe means to ___.
speak loudly
watch carefully
run quickly
touch gently
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The reading explains that glowing animals can live ___.
in rivers
on land
without sunlight
near beaches
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David Gruber studies animals that live ___.
in the dark ocean
near the shore
in rivers
on land
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The reading uses many adjectives to help readers ___.
memorise dates
learn grammar
visualise animals
write essays
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The main idea of the reading is that the deep ocean is ___.
too dangerous
full of amazing life
empty and silent
already known
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The vampire squid lives in the ___.
coral reef
deep ocean
lake
river
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The reading says we do not know ___ about the ocean.
little
nothing
everything
enough
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The reading is mainly about ___.
life in the deep ocean
weather
ocean pollution
beach activities
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Many animals at the bottom of the ocean make their own ___.
water
light
food
air
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Many deep-sea animals glow instead of using ___.
light bulbs
electricity
sound
fire
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The ability to produce light is called ___.
reflection
pollution
bioluminescence
evaporation
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Large eyes help animals see better in the ___.
rain
sun
fog
dark
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The word glow means to give off ___.
colour
light
heat
sound
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David Gruber is interested in both light and ___.
darkness
movement
noise
speed
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Sea animals use glowing patterns to ___.
recognise each other
stop moving
find land
scare humans
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David Gruber is fascinated by animals that ___.
hide
jump
sleep
glow
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The word observe in science means to watch and ___.
study
escape
relax
sleep
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The deep ocean is described as very ___.
warm
crowded
noisy
dark
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Patterns of light help animals recognise their own ___.
kind
food
danger
home
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Some animals glow to send messages like at an underwater ___.
school
meeting
disco
classroom
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The reading explains that many sea animals live at the ___ of the ocean.
surface
shore
beach
bottom
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The reading shows that deep-sea animals are not ___.
colourful
alive
simple
active
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The reading suggests the ocean still has many animals we haven’t ___.
protected
named
discovered
photographed
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Studying the deep ocean is difficult because of the ___.
waves
noise
pollution
darkness
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David Gruber is a marine ___.
sailor
photographer
engineer
biologist
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David Gruber observes animals to understand how they ___.
live
breathe air
eat plants
walk
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The word pattern refers to repeated ___.
shapes or designs
sounds
temperatures
smells
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Humans are described as the last to join the underwater ___.
lesson
experiment
race
party
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The word recognise means to ___.
copy someone
know someone again
follow someone
forget someone
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Many deep-sea animals can make their own ___.
sound
heat
light
air
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The word fascinating describes something very ___.
interesting
boring
ordinary
confusing
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David Gruber designed a special ___ to study sea animals.
microscope
camera
robot
submarine
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The reading helps readers understand how animals survive in the ___.
dark
heat
air
cold
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David Gruber believes the ocean has tons of ___.
danger
life
pollution
trash
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The camera allows him to see animals the way a ___ sees.
diver
bird
fish
human
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Many animals glow so they can ___.
communicate
find land
sleep better
run faster
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