ELAS1CA4 Practice

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What is the main argument of the text 'Wild Animals Aren't Pets'?

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The main argument is that wild animals should not be kept as pets because they can react poorly in certain situations, even if trained.

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

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To educate readers about the differences between wild animals and pets, and to promote wildlife conservation.

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What can we infer about Pax's character in the story?

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Pax is loyal to his humans, especially Peter.

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What is a theme of the story 'Pax'?

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It is important to nurture relationships. The choices we make affect those relationships.

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What does the ending of the excerpt of 'Pax' suggest about the bond between Pax and Peter?

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Pax and Peter will not forget about each other.

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Why is it important to understand the difference between wild and tame animals?

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Understanding the difference helps in making informed decisions about animal care and conservation.

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What does the term 'wild animal' mean?

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A wild animal is one that lives in its natural habitat and is not domesticated.

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What does the term 'domesticated animal' mean?

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A domesticated animal is one that has been bred and trained to live alongside humans.

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What is wildlife conservation?

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Wildlife conservation is the practice of protecting animal species and their habitats.

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What can happen if wild animals are kept as pets?

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They may exhibit unpredictable behavior and can pose risks to humans and themselves.