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nature’s wonders
read “nature’s wonders” and answer each question.
1 think about the poem “the great barrier reef.” why are astronauts able to see the reef from space?
a the reef is made of beautiful coral.
b the reef is sixteen hundred miles long.
c the reef is a habitat to different sea creatures.
d the reef is located along the queensland coast.
2 what is the main idea of the first stanza of “the mariana trench”?
a the trench is mysterious, but people will still be able to learn things about it.
b the trench is like a sleeping giant, and it will be angry that its rest is being disturbed.
c the trench realizes that it is more grand and beautiful than anything else in the ocean.
d the trench admires the explorers and the machines they use to travel through the deep.
3 line 7 of “aurora borealis” contains the word peer. what does peer mean?
a fall
b stay
c look
d swim
4 the poem “aurora borealis” depends most on which sense to present its message?
a sight
b smell
c touch
d hearing
5 how does the poet arrange the lines in the poem “mount everest”?
a by making sure that every pair of lines ends with rhyming words
b by asking and then answering a list of questions about the mountain
c by dividing the poem into the times before and after the climbers reach the top
d by making each line longer than the one above it so the poem looks
- For the Great Barrier Reef question: Only its extreme length makes it visible from space, as other options don't relate to visibility from orbit.
- For the Mariana Trench stanza: The first stanza typically frames the trench as mysterious but accessible to study, matching option A.
- For "peer": In the context of the aurora, "peer" means to look closely or intently.
- For Aurora Borealis sense: The aurora is a visual phenomenon, so the poem relies on sight.
- For Mount Everest line arrangement: The poem uses an AABB rhyme scheme, with pairs of lines ending in rhyming words.
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- B. The reef is sixteen hundred miles long.
- A. The trench is mysterious, but people will still be able to learn things about it.
- C. look
- A. sight
- A. by making sure that every pair of lines ends with rhyming words