Bonsai

Paragraph 3 is mostly about--

• the techniques used to train bonsai trees

• tree trunks

• the types of trees used for bonsai

• how to shape a bonsai tree

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Where did Bonsai first start?

• Japan

• China

• Thailand

• Korea

The main purpose of this article--

• to inform about the art of bonsai

• to explain how to make a forest of bonsai trees

• to entertain about training a bonsai tree

• to explain about every style of bonsai

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What does the author say about Group of Forest style bonsai

• it is most common style of bonsai

• the same species of trees are used

• it takes the longest to create

• it only done in japan

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The author organizes this article--

• by describing the complete history of bonsai

• by describing techniques and styles of bonsai

• by giving instructions about how to make a bonsai tree

• by giving reasons why people practice bonsai

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Which sentence from this article best helps the reader conclude that bonsai is not a simple process?

• Many americans practice and collect bonsai

• This makes the bonsai tree look like a small version of a natural, adult tree

• Since bonsai trees take many years to shape, or train, its important to work with perennial species.

• Most kinds of woody trees and shrubs are suitable for bonsai

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