

A New Kind of Park for Medway
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AILEEN MAHON
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Multiple Choice
The author argues that a dog park would be good for dog owners because it would —
provide them with assistance for dog training
prevent them from walking their dogs on the street
provide them with a place to talk with one another
offer them an outdoor area to sit and relax
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence from the letter contains an example of exaggeration?
I really enjoy going to the local library and playing at the local baseball field.
However, there is one thing our town cannot go on without.
Few things make dogs happier than running.
I walk my beagle daily, and I often see other people out walking their dogs.
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Multiple Choice
How does the comparison in paragraph 5 support the author’s main argument?
It suggests that people should avoid approaching a dog they have not met before.
It reveals that most dogs act in a similar way when encountering new people or animals.
It demonstrates that most dog owners prefer to have their dogs behave in a friendly way.
It explains that spending time at a dog park can have a positive effect on the behavior of dogs.
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Multiple Choice
How does the author try to convince people that the entire community will benefit from a dog park?
He includes the advantages of a dog park for people who do not have pets.
He restates the fact that the town has a law requiring dogs to be leashed.
He mentions that dog owners should have a fence around their yard for their dog.
He proves that most dog owners feel that their dog is safer on a leash.
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Multiple Choice
The word minimize in paragraph 6 means —
encourage to take action
reduce
change on a regular basis
settle
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Multiple Choice
What is the author’s primary purpose in writing the letter?
To explain why dogs are better behaved if they are used to being around people
To share information about a potential volunteer opportunity at the Medway dog park
To suggest that many dog owners do not give their pets an opportunity to exercise
To convince the town council that the citizens of Medway would benefit from a dog park
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Multiple Choice
Why is paragraph 6 important to the author’s argument?
It explains that the author has a plan for creating the park.
It proves that the author has found willing volunteers.
It shows that the author has experience caring for dog parks.
It suggests that the author’s dog is familiar with the meadow in the park.
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