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The you this information.":- 150:IN83300 2900:"Giant pandas resemble bears in shape and size and in the slow, clumsy way they walk."; 150:IN834002900:"They have large, round heads with small, black ears and a white face with blaiant panda is rare, even there, and is protected by law.^)"; R R4İ2910:"^>True^<, zoos must pay a lot for pandas. When something is rare, it generally costs a lot.": \ R5İ2910:"^>Rare^< is the correct answer. The highlighted sentence gives zoo. This is because the animal is found in the bamboo forests of China and Tibet.^)"; R2İ2910:"^>China^< is one of the places the panda is found as shown in the highlighted sentence.": G 150:IN83200< H 2900:,,,3(R5R4):"^(The gily called the giant panda? ^)"; R1İ2910:"^>Panda^< is correct. 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"  ԕ‚ՅДŅŅ  ԕŅŠ'Պ€ Հ Ձ ՕՊՔ Ąݜ Հ  Û Ѐ͝Ǝ𡨎 ժ񋛻ŅĄ ÀĀĀ 񨪪ԡ €ՔĄݝՀĄĀĄժݜΎǎՁ􀐐 ՁǷ܀ԕ ǷϏĄ Ā ‚ ՕĀ Օ ՅŔԀĄ‚  ĄՕ Ռݝŝݝ :-:ѓ) Ā:  Յ Օ Օ@  IT04._Յ[Օ>H >Օŕŕ F삎ՕЁ2ʊ:ݜ 1ЇՕ 9ՙĕՀ ĄĀ1 g tree in a terrarium because:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"doesn't belong":W$(1)"too big":W$(2)"needs water":2100 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:26002 @D"BLOADHT06.1-4.PAC,A"T9:"HT06.2":N7:TI.3:12:230,64:"HT06.2":TI.2:11:230,32:"HT06.1":TI1.You could make a terrarium look like:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"the sky":W$(1)"a meadow":W$(2)"a downtown area":4040 "What would belong in a desert terrarium?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"cactus":W$(1)"grass":W$(2)"walnut shells":4040j |"You wouldn't put a bi2)"extra":4040 "What should be at the bottom of your terrarium?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"sand":W$(1)"soil":W$(2)"gravel":4040 P"By having the soil {moist} we mean:":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"slightly wet":W$(1)"dry":W$(2)"soaked with water":4040o "G HT06.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,16,31,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98: 4050:"What does {miniature} mean:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"real":W$(1)"small":W$(   @N L IT0(>l Š: Օ Օ4Ձ!ՕŅ " ф ĀĄՕ Е Օ        R_AN15İ2910:"^>Sea^< is the right word. It is talking about the kind of diver.":2078AN16İ2910:"^>Work^< is the right word. It is talking about the job, or work, of a diver.":2078+AN17İ2910:"^>Good^< is the right word. It is5:R1R:W$"sea":WL0:2010:" diver is paid well because the";:R16:W$"work":WL1:2010:" is both hard and dangerous. The diver must be in";:R17:W$"good":WL1:2010" condition and have good control of his";:R18:W$"body":WL1:2010:".":R2;:R2Ra FAN13İ2910:"^>Some^< is the right word. It is talking about which helmets.":2078 PAN14İ2910:"^>Job^< is the right word. It is listing things that make the job easier and safer.":2078 A3900:B0:21002900:"A deep";:R1are reading about.":2078. 2A3800:B0:2100 <2900:R13:R1R:W$"Some":WL41:2010:" helmets are so fancy that they have a light and a telephone. All of these things make it easier and safer for the diver to do his";:R14:W$"job":WL1:2010:"."@IT02.#2ݝ͝  ݃ ǿ  the answer. The sentence before just mentioned the basic {parts} of the equipment.":2078pjA3600:B1:2100oould look for.":2078*A3500:B0:21002900:"The two most important";:R6:R1R:W$"parts":WL1:2010:" are the helmet and the suit. The suit is made of a thin sheet of rubber between two pieces of cloth.";:R2R[AN6İ2910:"^>Parts^< iser.^/^/Deep sea diving equipment has five basic parts.";:R2R AN4İ2910:"The correct word is ^>dives^<. The divers make {dives} to locate what they're looking for.":2078 AN5İ2910:"^>Gold^< is the answer. It is an item of value a diver wers make {dives} to locate what they're looking for.":2078 \ AN5İ2910:"^>Gold^< is the answer. It is an item of value a diver would look for.":2078 A3400:B0:2100= 2900:"Sometimes they search for lost objects that people want to recov > A3300:B0:2100 H 2900:"Some of their";:R4:R1R:W$"dives":WL1:2010:" are made to locate lost items of value such as";:R5:W$"gold":WL1:2010:" and diamonds or old records.";:R2R; R AN4İ2910:"The correct word is ^>dives^<. The divrs.}":2078 A3200:B0:2100 2900:"Some of their dives are made to repair dams, bridges, or sunken";:R3:R1R:W$"ships":WL2:2010:".";:R2R AN3İ2910:"One thing a diver would find down in the water would be sunken ^>ships^<.":2078y what you are doing.^/":R2:W$"Divers":WL41:2010:" have many tasks.";:R2R AN1İ2910:"If a job is dangerous, it is important to ^>know^< what you are doing.":2078 AN2İ2910:"^>Divers^< is the missing word. We are reading about {diveou might not know about. An example of such a job is deep sea diving. This work is not only exciting; it can be dangerous.";:R2R & R1R21 v A3100:B0:2100P 2900:"To be a deep sea diver, you need to";:R1:R1R:W$"know":WL2:2010:" exactl,,,,,11:L(W$):TY5C:200:IN$""2099:WL%(R)99:LN1:410:YY3:0,LM,Y,RM,BM:IN$W$įLM,Y:M(1)91:ARAR1:2077 ANR:M(1)910:130: AN0 130 PR$,,,,0,TM4,39,BM4: KS,0 !MS1:TI5 "101/ #IN32IN8IN212910:M20:AN1:2078 WLWL%(R):CWL39:WLWLC40:W$W$(R):2910:"Answer #"R"? ";:600:YY1:LM,BMLS(2(WL0))3:"Type a "(W$)" letter word"; WL0į", which begins with ";(W$,WL);y 1,,,,,,,12:".^/Then press ^K3^[Return.^]":1,,130  A00 ARAR1:M(1)91:130:& E "Let's see how well you understood the story. You will be asked six questions. Use the ^[@<^] and ^[@>^] keys to choose the correct answer. Press ^[Return^] when the box is around the correct answer. ]";:170:LM,,RM:LM,Y15(W2):W(W1)253,,3,0:"^["W$(W)"^]";:IN132190s fIN8WW1:W0WNW1:2140 pIN82140 zWW1:WNWW0:2140 2140 ,,,3:LM,Y15(W2):"^("W$(W)"^)";:LN2:455:144:WAW1įM(1)910:130:20'4 TSUBS2 _>RR1:Y142:LM,Y:,,0:W$(0);W$(1);:W((X)LM)240:140WLMW140LM~CLM140W:RM140W:LM,,RMHI0NW1:LM,Y15(I2):I(I1)253,,3,0:W$(I);:RW0Q \LM,,RM:LM,Y15(W2):W(W1)253,,3,1:"^["W$(W)"^Յ݁Š'ՀՀ2ՀՀ2ՀŅݜ7Ņ6;< ŠՀԁ݀ՅȈŠ ՀՕȈʊ ՀՀՅՀՀՕՀՀ‚'Հ ՀՀՅՀ Հ ՕՀ݀ ՕՀՀ Օ ŠՀՀ ;: A$;: 2910:"Number? ";:600:YY1:1,,,,,,,12:"^/Type the number of the word you wish to answer.^/Then press ^K3^[Return.^]":,,,,,,,11:L2:TY4:200:R(IN$):IN$""2099 R(IN$):RR1RR2İ2910:M19:AN1:2078 WL%(R)98İ CSUBS'WL%(R)98A$W$:2015cW$(R)W$:WL%(R)WL:CWL39:WLWL40C:WL0A$"":2013A$(W$,WL):WL(W$)2015A$A$("________",(W$)WL)R$(R):R9R$(R$,1)"@"(R$,1)A$A$"^U2^C1@"R$"^D2^C3" (X)LMį" "A$  S",2000,7000:198:2602@D"BLOADHC01.1-5.PAC,A"T9:"HC01.1":"HC01.3":"HC01.2":230,64:"HC01.4":J14:I31104:230,32F32:"HC01.5",,I:"HC01.5",252F,I11F7:P1F,0:FF:TI.2:11:I,J:P1,0'PM4:TI1:120:900 talking about what a diver must be.":2078AN18İ2910:"^>Body^< is the right word. He must have control of his body.":2078A4000:B0:21002900:"This is no job for a sissy.":R2R^A4100:B0:2100hST13:2300X197:"RWSUB     that's the answer.";:,t 2421((1)4)Lu "Sorry, that's not it.":nv "That is not the answer.":w "Sorry, that's incorrect.":x "Too bad, it's not that one.":y "Not quite ";NF$;", that's wrong.":B3:11:P2,0:TI1:11:230,64:"HT06.3":"HT06.4"E 'TI1:120:9004e8A3500:B1:2100а2910:"The answer is ^>trash^<^>.^< A container for people to put their {trash} in would help the problem of litter.":2078 AN12İ2910:"^>Towns^< is correct. These sentences are talking about things that towns are doing to clean up litter.":207WL1:2010:" containers for people to use. Many";:R12:W$"towns":WL1:2010 "^/have cleanup projects during the year.";:R2R AN10İ2910:"These sentences talk about things that are being ^>done^< to correct the problem.":2078} AN11İat ^>more^< people would cause a worse problem, since there would be {more} people littering.":2078y A3400:B0:2100O 2900:"What's the answer? There are many things being";:R10:R1R:W$"done":WL1:2010:". Most towns have";:R11:W$"trash":R AN7İ2910:"We have read how bad our litter problem is, so it is a ^>big^< problem.":2078\ AN8İ2910:"This sentence talks about how long the problem has been going on, so ^>years^< is the right word.":2078df AN9İ2910:"It makes sense th00:"One reason the problem got so";:R7:R1R:W$"big":WL2:2010:" is that people have been littering for hundreds of";:R8:W$"years":WL1:2010I ". The problem has gotten worse now that there are";:R9:W$"more":WL1:2010:" people.";:R2R_R AN5İ2910:"To prevent the bad habit of littering, people should ^>throw^< their litter into proper containers.":2078 AN6İ2910:"^>Trash^< is the answer. Earlier, we read that litter is called {trash.}":2078 > A3300:B0:2100H 29"The best way to break a bad habit is never to ^>start^< it, so that is the correct word.":2078w A3200:B0:2100 2900:"That means everybody should";:R5:R1R:W$"throw":WL2:2010:" away his or her own";:R6:W$"trash":WL2:2010:".";:R2.";:R2R AN2İ2910:"You know the name of our country is the United ^>States^<, so you should have gotten this word right.":2078 AN3İ2910:"^>Litter^< is the correct word, because we have been reading about {litter.}":2078b AN4İ2910:078 v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"For about ten years, people in the United":R2:R1R:W$"States":WL41:2010:" have been trying to clean up":R3:W$"litter":WL1:2010 ". The best way to stop litter is never to";:R4:W$"start":WL1:2010:"is any kind of trash that can be seen. It may be cans, bottles,":R1:R1R:W$"paper":WL1:2010:", or anything that is not properly thrown away.";:R2R & AN1İ2910:"^>Paper^< is the answer. {Paper} is one kind of litter you see on the ground.":2  HC02 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000`T BC2:LW9:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC2:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM118)2:2:"LITTER":0:130  2900:"Every place you go you may see litter. Litter      0:"^>Is^< is the right word. It is helping to describe the helmet.":2078 AN11İ2910:"The correct word is ^>can^<. The window in the helment would allow him to see.":2078 AN12İ2910:"The right word is ^>helmet^<, since that is what we helmet is made of metal,";:R10:R1R:W$"is":WL0:2010:" round and has a window in it so the diver";:R11:W$"can":WL0:2010 " see. An air hose is connected to the":R12:W$"helmet":WL1:2010:" so the diver can breathe.";:R2RL AN10İ2912078` AN8İ2910:"What kind of animals would there be in the sea? ^>Sea^< animals.":2078 AN9İ2910:"Because the sea water is cold, it would be important for his diving suit to keep him ^>warm^<.":2078 A3700:B2:2100 2900:"The t2900:"The";:R7:R1R:W$"suit":WL1:2010:" protects the diver from";:R8:W$"sea":WL0:2010:" animals and helps to keep him";:R9:W$"warm":WL1:2010:".";:R2R ~AN7İ2910:"We have been reading about the ^>suit^< the diver wears.":đ⮆(HC01.#‚Āԁ   Օ āՀȩAHC01.9Ύ˃ܜđHC01.L#ܑˋܜݝÃ@\6HC01.N‚ĸHC01., 6ĄĤĢҝĄ đ΀ ܝ ήԀ ËԀ   Ą   30,64:"HC02.3",17,74:I160:230,32F32:"HC02."(((1)2)2),((1)19)21,(1)58:P1F,0:FF:TI.1:11::"HC02.1":P2,0'TI1:120:900";:R2R FAN17İ2910:"You know that if everybody pitches in and takes care of litter, our country will be ^>clean^<.":2078 A3900:B0:2100 ST12:2300 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2602@D"BLOADHC02.1-3.PAC,A"T9:"HC02.2",15,82:2o walk through trash there.":20787 2A3800:B0:2100 <2900:"There's a national slogan for litter -^/{Pitch In!} If everybody pitches in and keeps our country";:R17:R1R:W$"clean":WL2:2010:", we'll all be able to enjoy it a little bit more."hrough a mess of trash.";:R2R AN15İ2910:"^>Dump^< is the answer. A place that has lots of litter laying around it is a garbage {dump.}":2078" AN16İ2910:"^>Walk^< is the answer, because you usually walk around a park and you don't want tld help? If you ^>never^< litter!":2078> A3700:B0:2100 2900:"Nobody wants their block or town to look like a garbage";:R15:R1R:W$"dump":WL1:2010:". If you go to a park, you want to enjoy nature, not";:R16:W$"walk":WL1:2010:"^/tes are a type of litter, and you know they are returnable.":2078V jA3600:B2:2100 t2900:"If you";:R14:R1R:W$"never":WL1:2010:" litter, that helps. If you stop others from littering, that's even better.";:R2R) ~AN14İ2910:"What wou2900:"Companies make returnable";:R13:R1R:W$"bottles":WL1:2010:"^/so they won't be thrown away.^/^/The person who makes the biggest difference is.....YOU!";:R2RA AN13İ2910:"The right word is ^>bottles^<. You read earlier that bott  (􁋻ŁԔÇ'‚؆⎆ĄԀȄ%藇$ĄĀݝԀ܏،#ݝݝ݀@HC0(3ӄʊ3Ā݈ݍŕ݀3€Յŀŀ3ԀŀLJ3Ā͝ݝ뛚ظ3Ǒή̊谂!!           tence.":2078AN11İ2910:"This sentence answers the question before it, and sometimes there isn't much you ^>can^< do.":20782A3800:B1:2100your";:R10:R1R:W$"conversation":WL3:2010:"^/and you can't get back into it? Sometimes there is not much you":R11:W$"can":WL0:2010:" do.";:R2R AN10İ2910:"^>Conversation^< is the right word. This word is mentioned in the previous sen:W$"do":WL0:2010:"^/when you are not able to enter a conversation?";:R2R~AN9İ2910:"The question asks what can be done in this situation, or what can you ^>do^listen^<.":2078$AN8İ2910:"^>Hear^< is the answer. They wouldn't {hear} if they didn't listen.":2078jA3600:B0:2100Nt2900:"What can you";:R9:R1Rorrect word. The sentence before talks about this.":2078OA3500:B0:21002900:"Why wouldn't anyone":R7:R1R:W$"listen":WL3:2010:"? Don't my friends want to";:R8:W$"hear":WL1:2010:" what I have to say?}";:R2RgAN7İ2910:400:B0:2100 2900:"It wasn't important.}^/But it was";:R6:R1R:W$"important":WL2:2010:" to you, wasn't it? You started thinking such things as, {What I was going to say was interesting, too.";:R2R: AN6İ2910:"^>Important^< is the ct you were trying to";:R5:R1R:W$"tell":WL1:2010:" us when we were talking?}^/^/You replied, {Oh, nothing.";:R2R R AN5İ2910:"From the question, you know the friend is wanting to know what you were trying to ^>tell^< him before.":2078  A3:".^/Discouraging, isn't it?";:R2R AN4İ2910:"You should have used the word ^>interrupted^<, since we have been reading about being {interrupted.}":2078 > A3300:B0:2100w H 2900:"Maybe later, a friend might have said to you, {What was iends.";:R2Rj AN3İ2910:"The answer is ^>your^<. The story is talking about {your} friends.":2078 A3200:B0:2100% 2900:"You started a few times with, {Did you know about the - ,} and wham, you were":R4:R1R:W$"interrupted":WL3:2010N2İ2910:"^>Say^< is the right word. This sentence is talking about wanting to {say} something.":2078 v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"Every time you started to say something, you would be interrupted by one of";:R3:R1R:W$"your":WL0:2010:" friour":R1:R1R:W$"friends":WL2:2010:" and you could not get a chance to say what you wanted to";:R2:W$"say":WL1:2010:"?";:R2R & AN1İ2910:"The group you most likely would be sitting and talking with would be your ^>friends^<.":2078j 0 A  HC03 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000`T BC2:LW9:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC2:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"MAY I INTERRUPT/?":0:130  2900:"Have you ever been with a group of y!! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!r  HC01 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC1:LW9:RW40:TW69:NL8:500:^ BC1:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM318)2:2:"DOWN,^/ DOWN,^/ DOWN!":0:130  2900:"There are exciting jobs which y"     4 'TI1:120:9004@HC02.>  ЁЀԔҒՕ  HC02.,HC02.)"2D@D"BLOADHC03.1-4.PAC,A"T9:I14:"HC03."(I)::N6:TI1:12W'TI1:120:900:hing, so that is the correct word.":2078DAN18İ2910:"^>People^< is the missing word. We are reading about talking and listening to {people} in a group of friends.":2078A4400:B0:2100ST13:2300X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:260talking and listening to {people} in a group of friends.":2078T&A4300:B0:210002900:"{Oh, did you have something you wanted to say? Go ahead. I'm listening.}";:R2R):AN17İ2910:"When other people are talking, they are ^>saying^< sometother":R18:W$"people":WL0:2010?" in the group.";:R2RAN17İ2910:"When other people are talking, they are ^>saying^< something, so that is the correct word.":2078?AN18İ2910:"^>People^< is the missing word. We are reading about ion means more than one person doing all the ^>talking^<.":2078U A4200:B0:2100"2900:"Conversation is paying attention to what other people are":R17:R1R:W$"saying":WL0:2010:". Good conversation is saying things that are of interest to ood conversation is not just one person":R16:W$"talking":WL1:2010:".";:R2R rAN15İ2910:"The right word is ^>conversation^<. That's what this story has been talking about.":2078@ |AN16İ2910:"You know from the story that good conversat", aren't they?";:R2R AN14İ2910:"^>Silly^< is the correct word. All the things that were mentioned are very {silly} things to do.":2078 ^A4100:B0:2100Q h2900:"Remember, good":R15:R1R:W$"conversation":WL3:2010:" is an art. Gaker.";:R2Rs AN13İ2910:"The missing word is ^>feet^<. That's what you would stamp if you were mad.":2078 A4000:B0:2100 2900:"How about using a poster to picket the talker? Well, some of these are";:R14:R1R:W$"silly":WL1:2010: and it would show on your face.":2078< A3900:B2:2100 2900:"You could jump up and down and stamp your":R13:R1R:W$"feet":WL0:2010:". You could clear your throat, {Ahem.} You could raise your hand or write a note and hand it to the speY <2900:"Sometimes you can give clues without interrupting verbally. Sometimes your face tells that you are":R12:R1R:W$"mad":WL1:2010:".";:R2R' FAN12İ2910:"^>Mad^< is the answer. You know you might feel {mad} if this happened to you,"" " " " " """"