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Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly. Their wings are made of thin skin stretched between long finger bones. What are bats’ wings made of?

1. AThin skin stretched between finger bones
2. BFeathers attached to strong, hollow arm bones
3. CHard shells that open and close
4. DFur that grows into thin flaps

“Lucas tiptoed past his sleeping baby sister so he would not wake her.” Why did Lucas tiptoe?

1. ATo avoid waking his sister
2. BBecause his feet were sore
3. CBecause the floor was wet
4. DTo surprise his parents

Giraffes are the tallest land animals. Their long necks help them reach leaves high in trees that other animals cannot reach. How do long necks help giraffes?

1. AThey keep giraffes warm at night.
2. BThey help giraffes run faster than lions.
3. CThey help giraffes drink from deep rivers.
4. DThey let giraffes reach leaves high in trees.

At the start of the shift, the nurse counted the patient’s tablets: 30. At the end of the shift, there were 27. The patient takes one tablet three times a day, and all doses were given on time during the shift. What can you conclude?

1. ASome tablets are missing from the container.
2. BThe patient took six tablets during the shift.
3. CThe patient refused all three doses offered during the shift.
4. DThe count matches three doses given during the shift.

Glass recycling saves energy, because melting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass from sand. Glass can be recycled again and again without losing quality. Which detail supports the idea that glass recycling saves energy?

1. AGlass does not lose quality when recycled.
2. BNew glass is made from sand.
3. CMelting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass.
4. DGlass can be recycled again and again.

“Unlike email, which can be read at any time, a phone call needs both people to be available at once.” What difference does the sentence describe?

1. AEmail is always faster than calling.
2. BCalls cost more money than email.
3. CEmail can be read only once a day.
4. DCalls need both people free at once.

The author writes: “Some claim that video games make children violent. Yet violent crime among young people has fallen in many countries during the same years that video games became popular.” What is the author trying to show?

1. AVideo games reduce crime among children.
2. BThe claim does not fit the overall trend.
3. CAll video games are safe for every child.
4. DViolent crime has increased among the young.

The author writes: “People who take the stairs instead of the lift (elevator) are healthier. So, if we remove the lifts, everyone will become healthier.” What is wrong with this reasoning?

1. AIt assumes stairs cost more to build than lifts.
2. BIt ignores other reasons for the link and new problems.
3. CIt gives a statistic that is clearly incorrect.
4. DIt suggests that lifts are healthier than stairs.