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Set 1 Beekeeper Ocean Wave Engineered food Superstore William Taverner Fed diet Beekeeper 1. In this excerpt, the author suggests that Burl needs help Ans: solving a mystery that troubles him 2. What challenge does Burl face? Ans: the survival of the hives 3. Why does the author mention l...

Set 1 Beekeeper Ocean Wave Engineered food Superstore William Taverner Fed diet Beekeeper 1. In this excerpt, the author suggests that Burl needs help Ans: solving a mystery that troubles him 2. What challenge does Burl face? Ans: the survival of the hives 3. Why does the author mention lissa in paragraph 5? Ans: tp emphasize how Burl finds himself deep in thought 4. Which statement best summarizes the story? Ans: A beekeeper realizes someone is stealing his honey and this cause him to think of other struggles he faces. 5. Aristotle mention? Ans: bee is superior than human. 6. Why burl call the thief as artiste? Ans: he arrage the jars in pattern 7. Overall, the author would agree that the man Ans: satisfied of doing independent 8. Which conclusion is supported by the story? Ans: Burl will continuous to independently produce honey. 9. Based on this sentence, what can readers infer about Burl? Ans: He is generous with his honey. 10. Based on his method of sales, what can readers infer about Burl? Ans: He trusts the member of his community. 11. Why he counted the jar? Ans: because he pays attention to his honey. 12. What event makes him notice that jars were stolen? Ans: Empty cash box. Ocean wave 1. Conclusion Ans: great potential and have disadvantage 2. How does paragraph 3 function in the article? Ans: It develops the general point made in paragraph 2 by giving specific examples. 3. What is the main idea of this article? Ans: where they located and how they work 4. In paragraph 5 the author states that opponents of wave technology “claim that deploying ocean wave devices could also disrupt the relationships that people have with the ocean “To what extent is this claim support? Ans: It is unsupported because the author follows the claim with subjective information. 5. In paragraph 4, the author writes that “technology does not use or waste water, but merely displace it” What role does this detail play in the article? Ans: It proves that wave power energy is a renewable resource. 6. Paragraph 1 show? Ans: The use of concrete examples address the passage 7. If the author removed the word “significant” from this sentence, the new sentence would Ans: show diminished potential for this technology. 8. Marine life ကိုဘယ်လိုသက်ရ ောက်လဲ Ans: ocean wave နည််းပညောရ ကောင ် wave ရ ွေပိုမှနမ ် လောရ ောဘ်း marine life ကလဲပိုမမှနရ ် ောဘ်း beach မှောလဲ လရ ွေအ က ွေ ် view မရကောင််းဘ်း 9. Which phrase does the author use to support the claims made by ocean wave power proponents? Ans: “…..technology does not use or waste water, but merely displace it”. Fed diet 1. Conclusion Ans: Leads to science investigations 2. “Bothered” meaning Ans: inconvenienced 3. Primary – To show Second – To inform 4. Passage 1 main idea Ans: may bring harmless 5. First writer main idea Ans: Fed diet can harm health 6. First writer generalization? Ans: criticize the fed diet that only looks for money benefit 7. second writer conclusion? Ans: fed diet lead the knowledge of science research 8. What is the relationship between paragraph 3 and 4 Ans: complementary 9. Paragraph 4 bullet point Ans: recommend to solve potential.. 10. First editorial passage Ans: provide solution 11. First edition author characteristics Ans: people do not trust trend’s / specious of people 12. Conclusion of passage Ans: may bring harmful to human bodies William Travener 1. Drag and drop - he is knowledge of animal - he is good memories - he is private about his past 2. Based on the details in the excerpt, which generalization can be made about Hester and William as parents? Ans: They are confident about the future for their son. 3. Which key Hester support? Ans: …typical streness 4. Which statement expresses a central theme of the excerpt? Ans: Disagreement can strain even the closet relationship. 5. What does paragraph 5 reveal about Hester? Ans: She can be considerate. 6. What meaning of “betrayed” is used in the sentence? Ans: revealed or disclosed 7. William wife didn’t wait for him for consulting, why? Ans: conflict over money 8. What does this metaphor of a storm convey about William? Ans: It emphasizes his avoidance of conflict. 9. How does the circus coming to town impact William and Hester’s relationship? Ans: It reveals a shared experience in life. 10. Drag two details from the excerpt to the main ideas they support. William appreciates Hester – William recognizes Hester’s fluency at prayer meetings. William understands Hester – William ignores Hester’s agitation as she darns socks. 11. Treat his son except? Ans: William shows them how to respect their mom. 12. The only reason her husband did not consult her about his business was that she did not wait to be consulted? Ans: foreshadow will face 13. Circus Ans: scarctist about her past, permissive about her past. 14. How did William and Hester handle the business? Ans: Hester did not want to be consulted by her husband. 15. Empharically “instend” intential Ans: Forcing Engineered food 1. How can infer from paragraph 4? Ans: explanation avoid problem 2. Mislead instead deceptive Ans: deliberately lies 3. Responsible meaning Ans: preventing and product 4. blogpost Ans: to solve 5. Why shouldn’t buy engineered food Ans: dangerous because it is herbicide resistance 6. Drag and drop Support- US, groceries Unsupported – oil, more nutritional 7. Which from passage support theme? Ans: contributed to increase of foods 8. Author message Ans: people should wisely go shopping 9. Paragraph 1 generalization? Ans: better way 10. Which from passage support theme? Ans: contributed to increase of foods 11. Paragraph 3 and 4 Ans: contrast 12. Infer from passage 1 Ans: There has been as increase in the consumption of engineered food over the year. Superstore 1. Email and press (in paragraph 9 show) Ans: company concerns how people perceive 2. Bannick’s Market….Worker….provide Ans: offers low prices 3. What is first edition (email) conclusion of email? Ans: people like superstore as long as it is outside their community 4. email and press differ Ans: email request to stop superstore when press change some things from original plan 5. Email and press release about Brannick’s paragraph 10? Ans: not well (keyword) 6. What does the Brannick’s superstore affect the community? Ans: noise and traffic 7. Which from passage support theme? Ans: contributed to increase of foods 8. Rs between superstore and shop Ans: Superstore as big so it’s forcing out of local shop 9. 100% Ans: resistant to propose the superstore 10. What press problem solution public reaction Ans: alternatives way 11. Paragraph 4 Ans: small stores are threatened by superstores 12. What is the purpose of Email and PR? Ans: Email is written to project zonining superstore but PR is written to explain that company will support community. 13. Passage 2 and 1 concerns Ans: superstore က people ရ ွေ ဲ concern ရ ွေရ ကောင ် orginal idea ကို adjust လိုပ် 14. First ethical Ans: problem solution 15. Drag and drop Ans: advertise local shops resize the superstore 200 jobs online application maintain landscaping Grammar set 1 1. Everyone’s 2. In fact to 3. are typically considered to be the most dependable 4. , so it is 5. exists is 6. Despite the circumstance 7. Employess at Ggarnerk Pinking and Shipping Company 8. Effectively and efficiently