Everglades Forever: Restoring America's Great Wetland

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Who are the characters in our story?

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The author's main purpose in writing this article is to?

• Explain and critize

• Inform and persuade

• Exaggerate and persuade

• Inform and express emotions

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How does an anhinga thermoregulate themselves?

• Basking in the sun

• Lowering its heart rate

• Perching in a mangrove

• Bathing in brackish water

Which animals rely on the habitat of the mangrove swamp?

• Egrets and lizards

• Anhingas and egrets

• Ospreys and cormorants

• sea turtles and manatees

Solution holes are formed by a reaction between?

• Spider webs and soil

• Sawgrass and Lichens

• Hammocks and sloughs

• Tannic acid and limestone

What is a reason the author suggest for saving the sawgrass prairie?

• Development

• Growth

• Marshes

• Silence

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