Oldest, Youngest, or in the Middle

How do middle children often feel in a family?

• Very important

• Like the "baby"

• Not that important

• Smart and strong-willed

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What did a recent study find about first children?

• They often break family rules.

• They believe in family rules.

• They take many chances.

• They are often funny and charming.

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What do some people think about birth order?

• It doesn't matter at all.

• It matters in people's lives.

• It is the same for everyone.

• It only affects the youngest child.

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What is a common belief about only children?

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The central idea of this passage is...

• why the oldest children in a family usually succeed.

• why some children refuse to follow orders.

• ways in which birth order may affect how children grow up.

• how people have a lot of trouble agreeing about ideas.

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The statement that middle children 'sometimes get lost in the crowd' means that

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The word theory means

• idea.

• comparison.

• evidence.

• surprise.

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