READING LESSON

A. everyone works together to be the best

B. people do whatever it takes to get ahead

C. dogs are always on top of the food chain

D. lions reign above us all

A. People eating rice grown by the farmers.

B. Cats eating the food served to them by their owners.

C. An insect eats some leaves, a frog eats that insect, and then a snake eats that frog.

D. Rats migrate west, disease spreads and people die.

A. A polar bear

B. Her failing health.

C. The food chain

D. Other sharks.

A. A lot of extra weight.

B. A closer storage area for food.

C. A place where she can rest for the winter.

D. A faster way of hunting.

A. other parks and facilities were opened.

B. homeowners lost their property rights.

C. Neighborhoods in the area were flattened.

D. Carl Laemmie decided to shut down his park.

A. blown up

B. refused

C. called off

D. prolonged

A. They're too costly to replace.

B. They provide insight into the development of the film industry.

C. They represent the destruction of historic landmarks.

D. They only cost US$25 million in annual upkeep.

A. The movie industry will improve its contents.

B. Business will experience a slight slump.

C. More tourists will be drawn to the area.

D. Universal Studios will pass out more tour packages.

A. Anyone with a fear of ghosts

B. A person without any common sense.

C. Anyone with a bit of imagination.

D. Only educated people.

A. A notorious actor in London's East End Theater district.

B. A name assigned to a famous butcher.

C. The moniker given to an unknown murderer.

D. The serial killer to hundreds of women in the 1800s.

A. a novelist is looking into this.

B. different people in different fields are weighing in on it.

C. there's new evidence that can prove their existence.

D. National Geographic Channel knows the truth.

A. To uncover the details about a series of murders.

B. To solve well-known crimes.

C. To hide the truth about fairy tales.

D. To take apart stories that people believe.

A. numerous markets and zoos.

B. illegal trade and corruption

C. resemblance to the hand from the air.

D. role in the international business arena

A. a zoo where only lions can be seen at night.

B. a zoo that is open until midnight

C. the statue and symbol of Singapore

D. a place where 900 species live.

A. If you have a licence

B. If you pay a fine.

C. If you have special medical condition

D. If you bring it into the country yourself.

A. He always valued his peasant upbringing.

B. His teachers thought he was very smart.

C. He was satisfied with his life after people began noticing his work.

D. He struggled to find meaning throughout his life.

A. He was the first author to addressed the issue of war.

B. He described important events that really happened.

C. The characters in his books were very true to life.

D. He wrote about the greatest leaders who changed history.

A. had not yet found the meaning of life.

B. was traumatized by his time in the army.

C. lost his inspiration for writing.

D. lost faith in universal love.

A. Tolstoy adopted Ghandi's message and wrote about it in his books.

B. Tolstoy and Ghandi studied together at the university.

C. Ghandi helped Tolstoy find the meaning of life

D.Ghandi used Tolstoy's ideas in his struggle to free India.