ELAS1CA4 Practice

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What is the central idea of the text 'Wild Animals Aren't Pets'?

Back

Wild animals should be left in their natural habitats.

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Why does the author include examples of wild animals harming their owners in 'Wild Animals Aren't Pets'?

Back

To highlight the dangers of keeping wild animals as pets.

Front

What can we infer about Pax based on the excerpt from PAX?

Back

Pax is loyal to his humans, especially Peter.

Front

What type of pronoun is 'HIMSELF' in the sentence 'He HIMSELF would throw the toy, and Pax would track it down'?

Back

Intensive pronoun.

Front

How did Pax feel at the end of the excerpt?

Back

Scared, worried, afraid.

Front

What is the definition of a wild animal?

Back

A wild animal is one that lives and thrives in its natural environment, not domesticated or tamed.

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What are the potential dangers of keeping wild animals as pets?

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Wild animals can be unpredictable, may harm humans, and can carry diseases.

Front

What is an intensive pronoun?

Back

An intensive pronoun emphasizes a noun or another pronoun, often ending in '-self' or '-selves'.

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What is the significance of loyalty in the context of Pax and Peter's relationship?

Back

Loyalty signifies a strong bond and trust between Pax and Peter, highlighting themes of companionship.

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What are some examples of wild animals that are commonly kept as pets?

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Examples include snakes, monkeys, and exotic birds.