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1.	This story is mostly about

A.	creatures that live in the deep ocean.
B.	a typical day for a sea explorer.
C.	buried treasure.
D.	a new book.

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2.	The author compares deep-ocean creatures with monsters to

A.	communicate how big they are.
B.	suggest that they may not be real.
C.	emphasize how unusual they look.
D.	show how dangerous they are.

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3.	Through a process called bioluminescence, some animals can

A.	communicate with others.
B.	swim quickly.
C.	change shape.
D.	create their own light.

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4.	Which statement is a fact?

A.	Creatures that live in the deep ocean are scary looking.
B.	More scientists should study the deep ocean.
C.	There are animals that can create their own light.
D.	The deep ocean is more interesting than space.

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5.	Which region is most affected by drought at this time?

A.	Northeast
B.	Northwest
C.	Southeast
D.	Southwest

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6.	Which state is not experiencing any drought conditions?

A.	Georgia
B.	Florida
C.	Iowa
D.	California

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7.	To create his miniature masterpieces, Willard Wigan uses

A.	a microscope.
B.	a needle.
C.	a fly's hair.
D.	All of the above

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8.	Which word does not describe James Gurney?

A.	creative
B.	diligent
C.	curious
D.	dull

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9.	Which genre describes the books in the Dinotopia series?

A.	fantasy
B.	biography
C.	realistic fiction
D.	mystery

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10.	Why is it important for humans to explore the world's oceans?

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