"Survival in the Arctic"

What is the meaning of the word "inhospitable" in the preface?

• easy to live in

• very difficult to live in

• in the hospital

• favorable conditions

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What did Pen Hadow become the first person to do?

• Trek from Canada to the Geographic North Pole.

• Travel from Canada to the South Pole.

• Drive from Canada to Alaska.

• Drive from Canada to the Geographic North Pole.

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According to the author, why do you have to keep yourself warm and dry?

• It's really hot so you don't want to get sick.

• The showers are really warm, so you can get warmed up quickly.

• Excess moisture freezes instantly.

• If you are wet, you will stay nice and warm.

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According to the text, which TWO of the following should you do to ensure your well-being?

• Travel with someone.

• Eat foods high in calories.

• Wear gloves not mittens.

• Panic when you see a polar bear.

• Eat snacks that have lots of sugar.

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How does step 2 add to the structure of the text?

• Shows the importance of staying warm and dry.

• Shows the importance of eating plenty of food.

• Shows the importance of having the right sleeping gear.

• Shows the importance of having a partner with you.

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1. PART A: What does the word “symptoms” mean as it is used in paragraph 3?

• 1. Noticeable change in temperature

• 1. Causing issues with the weather

• 1. Indicating a condition or problem with yourself

• 1. Showing growth in critical conditions

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1. PART B: What evidence from the text helps your understand what the word symptoms means in paragraph 3? (Indicating a condition or problem with yourself)

• 1. “Extreme cold turns your skin chalky white due to tissue damage.”

• 1. “Warm headgear will help you avoid frostbite.”

• 1. “”Watch for symptoms of frostbite.”

• 1. “Keep your body fueled with meals and snacks that are high in calories.”

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1. What does the phrase “Even ordinary task take extra effort in the cold, harsh environment.”

• 1. The author wants the reader to understand that the Arctic is easy to survive in.

• 1. The author wants the reader to understand that you need to take precautions when you are traveling in the Arctic.

• 1. The author wants the reader to understand that many people have survived in the Arctic in the past due to eating meals and eating snacks.

• 1. The author wants the reader to understand that people do not travel to the Arctic and they should not travel there.

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1. PART A: What are TWO suggestions the author makes to help face the challenges that someone may face in the Arctic?

• Having thin clothing.

• 1. Taking a sleeping bag designed for dry weather.

• 1. Wear headgear

• 1. Bring your favorite snacks

• 1. Bring sports drinks and foods high in fat.

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1. PART B: What TWO pieces of text evidence best supports the answer to Part A? (wear headgear and bringing sports drinks and foods high in fat)

• 1. “Wear at least four layers of warm, breathable clothing.”

• 1. “Warm headgear will help you avoid frostbite.”

• 1. “Add sports drinks and foods high in fat to your daily diet.”

• 1. “Take a sleeping bag designed for extreme cold.”

• 1. “Snacks that are ready-made, like nuts and chocolate, are also good on-the-go fuel.”

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