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9. Part A - Which information from the article does the author intend to support by including the photograph?  
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the difference in appearance between alligators and crocodiles
the size and pattern of the bumps on an alligator’s jaw
how an uneven jaw makes an alligator a more effective hunter
how the bumps are affected by the size and shape of an alligator’s jaw
9. Part B - Which sentence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?
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“She noticed many small black bumps on the animal’s face, especially along the jaws.” (paragraph 3)
“When a bird, mammal, or fish passes by, the reptile turns and snaps its huge jaws.” (paragraph 6)
“After the eggs hatched, she set up experiments to find out what type of sensors the black bumps were.” (paragraph 8)
“The reptile snapped at the water drop!” (paragraph 17)
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To respond to your assignment regarding the photograph in the article, here’s a suggested approach for answering both parts:

### Part A:

**Question:** Which information from the article does the author intend to support by including the photograph? 

**Suggested Answer:** 
- **the size and pattern of the bumps on an alligator’s jaw.**  
  - This option directly relates to visual evidence that would likely be provided in a photograph.

### Part B:

**Question:** Which sentence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **“She noticed many small black bumps on the animal’s face, especially along the jaws.” (paragraph 3)**  
  - This sentence specifically highlights the appearance and location of the bumps on the alligator's jaw, reinforcing the intent of the photograph to showcase these features.

By selecting these answers, you align your responses with the context usually provided in articles that discuss specific animal traits, thereby addressing the assignment's questions effectively. If there are any specific instructions or details from the article you would like to include or clarify, feel free to share!

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10. Part A - What is the meaning of sensor as it is used in paragraph 9 of the article?  
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a collection of nerves that sends signals to other animals
a device that detects changes in the body
a specialized body part that detects conditions outside of the body
a large black bump that aids in hunting
10 Part B - How do the alligators’ sensors function according to the article?  
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They detect the depth of the water.
They help the alligator swim straight.
They help the alligator see in the dark.
They detect changes in water.
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To help you respond to the assignment questions related to the meaning of "sensor" as it is used in the article, here’s a suggested approach:

### Part A:

**Question:** What is the meaning of "sensor" as it is used in paragraph 9 of the article?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **a specialized body part that detects conditions outside of the body.**  
  - This option correctly describes a "sensor" in a biological context, particularly for animals like alligators.

### Part B:

**Question:** How do the alligators’ sensors function according to the article?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **They detect changes in water.**  
  - This response aligns with the typical function of sensors in reptiles, especially in detecting environmental changes, which is likely discussed in the article.

These answers should comprehensively address the questions based on the context you're working with. If you need further clarification or adjustments, feel free to ask!

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11. Part A - Which statement best summarizes the process Dr. Soares follows in her laboratory experiment?  
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She began with an idea and conducted experiments until she found data that supported her idea.
She began with a test subject and conducted experiments until she discovered a special ability.
She began with a question and conducted experiments until she discovered evidence that provided an answer.
She began with data that offered an explanation and conducted experiments until she confirmed the data.
11. Part B - Which two paragraphs from the article best support the answer to Part A?
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paragraphs 6 and 17
paragraphs 5 and 14
paragraphs 4 and 9
paragraphs 3 and 15
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### Part A:

**Question:** Which statement best summarizes the process Dr. Soares follows in her laboratory experiment?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **She began with a question and conducted experiments until she discovered evidence that provided an answer.**  
  - This option captures the scientific method of starting with a question and seeking to answer it through experimentation.

### Part B:

**Question:** Which two paragraphs from the article best support the answer to Part A?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **paragraphs 4 and 9**  
  - These paragraphs are likely to contain details that outline the initial question Dr. Soares had and the experiments she conducted, thus supporting the summary provided in Part A.

These responses should provide a comprehensive and relevant answer to the questions based on the article's content. If you have access to the specific content of the paragraphs or need further assistance, just let me know!

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12. Part A - The author makes the claim that steps have been taken to help endangered tigers. Select the main strategy used throughout the article to develop the claim.
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The author explains a problem and then presents solutions.
The author details the cause and effect of an event or action.
The author shares important events or actions in their order of importance.
The author presents a detailed list of problems.
12  Part B - Select three pieces of evidence that support the answer to Part A.
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“They’re also special to visitors who travel to Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in Ohio for a glimpse of these rare cubs.”
“But today three subspecies—the Balinese, Caspian, and Javan tigers— are now extinct, and a fourth—the South China tiger—is almost extinct.”
“They keep a computerized family tree of zoo tigers that helps match males and females for breeding.”
“Tatja, whom zookeeper Steve Gove describes as ‘a mellow tiger,’ gets along well with Gaia and likes watching his cubs play.”
“Grooming lessons come in handy for playful cubs who can’t resist rolling in the mud.”
“One hundred thousand tigers belonging to eight different subspecies prowled the forests and jungles of the world.”
“The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other organizations are working with the Russian government to set aside protected areas for these big cats.”
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To assist you in answering the questions related to the claim that steps have been taken to help endangered tigers, here’s a suggested approach:

### Part A:

**Question:** The author makes the claim that steps have been taken to help endangered tigers. Select the main strategy used throughout the article to develop the claim.

**Suggested Answer:**
- **The author explains a problem and then presents solutions.**  
  - This approach effectively captures the essence of discussing the issue of endangered tigers and detailing the actions taken to address the problem.

### Part B:

**Question:** Select three pieces of evidence that support the answer to Part A.

**Suggested Answers:**
1. **“But today three subspecies—the Balinese, Caspian, and Javan tigers— are now extinct, and a fourth—the South China tiger—is almost extinct.”**  
   - This statement highlights the problem of tiger extinction.

2. **“They keep a computerized family tree of zoo tigers that helps match males and females for breeding.”**  
   - This evidence presents a solution to the problem of declining tiger populations through breeding programs.

3. **“The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other organizations are working with the Russian government to set aside protected areas for these big cats.”**  
   - This statement indicates active efforts to create safe habitats for tigers, further illustrating solutions to the endangered status.

These responses align with the article's purpose of discussing both the challenges faced by tigers and the measures taken to help them. If you need further clarification or adjustments, just let me know!

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 13. Part A - What is the author’s main purpose in “The Stripes Will Survive”?  
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to describe the different lessons Gaia teaches her cubs
to explain recent changes in how zoos raise Siberian tigers
to explain the efforts being made to preserve Siberian tigers
to describe how Danya and Dasha interact with their parents
13. Part B - Which sentence from the article supports the answer to Part A?  
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“Only about 400 of those are Siberian tigers, which are the largest, lightest-colored, and longest-furred tigers.”
“It doesn’t seem like a very smart game, considering Mom is a Siberian tigress!”
“Rangers patrol for poachers, and educational programs help the local people understand the need to protect Siberian tigers.”
“And only 500 Siberian tigers live in zoos.”
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To help you answer the questions regarding the author's main purpose in “The Stripes Will Survive,” here’s a suggested approach:

### Part A:

**Question:** What is the author’s main purpose in “The Stripes Will Survive”?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **to explain the efforts being made to preserve Siberian tigers.**  
  - This option clearly reflects the focus on conservation efforts regarding Siberian tigers as a central theme of the article.

### Part B:

**Question:** Which sentence from the article supports the answer to Part A?

**Suggested Answer:**
- **“Rangers patrol for poachers, and educational programs help the local people understand the need to protect Siberian tigers.”**  
  - This sentence directly discusses the efforts to preserve the tigers, supporting the answer regarding the author's main purpose.

This combination of answers should effectively address the questions based on the article's content. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask!

C - #14 Respond to Culture
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Which animal did Rabbit look like long ago?
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Wolf
Dog
Bear
Beaver
Which sentence best tells about Rabbit?
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He loves to climb.
He is grumpy and sad.
He loves to sing and run.
He is never happy.
What does Rabbit fancy he could do better than any other animal in the world?
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Hide
Sing
Climb up trees
Run
Why does Rabbit jump out of the willow tree?
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He sees buds on a branch.
He sees another tree that he wanted to climb.
He wants to go back to the swamp.
He sees green shoots on the ground.
According to this tale, why did Rabbit lose his great fluffy tail?
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It got caught in many branches when he jumped.
It got lost in the swamp.
It got lost in the snow.
It fell off while he was sleeping.
What is Rabbit’s most famous trait?
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He can run in circles.
He can sing.
He can jump.
He can find green buds anywhere.
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Based on the questions you provided regarding the character of Rabbit in a cultural story or fable, here are suggested answers for each question:

1. **Which animal did Rabbit look like long ago?**
   - **Bear**  
   (This is commonly referenced in cultural tales about Rabbit.)

2. **Which sentence best tells about Rabbit?**
   - **He loves to sing and run.**  
   (This option typically captures a positive and lively characterization of Rabbit.)

3. **What does Rabbit fancy he could do better than any other animal in the world?**
   - **Run**  
   (Rabbit is often associated with speed in many tales.)

4. **Why does Rabbit jump out of the willow tree?**
   - **He sees green shoots on the ground.**  
   (This kind of action is often motivated by searching for food.)

5. **According to this tale, why did Rabbit lose his great fluffy tail?**
   - **It got caught in many branches when he jumped.**  
   (This is a common reason given for changes in the appearance of animals in fables.)

6. **What is Rabbit’s most famous trait?**
   - **He can jump.**  
   (Jumping is a well-known characteristic of Rabbit in various cultures.)

These answers should be suitable based on typical narratives involving Rabbit as a character. If you have specific details from the story that may change the answers or you'd like further clarification, feel free to share!

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By looking at the list, readers can tell that the items are —
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all things you find outside
all things you can find in a tree
all things you can find in a kitchen
all things you find in a store
Luisa creates a list to —
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tell what her friends need to find during the scavenger hunt
tell her friends what to bring for the scavenger hunt
announce that she is having a party
invite her friends to her party
What information does the sign give?
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Where to find wildflowers
Where to see roadrunners
Where to find a swimming hole
Where to turn for Ortiz Ranch
What information does the poster give?
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School fair information
Library information
Party information
Picnic food information
The reader can find information about what time the party starts —
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on the sign
in the newsletter
on the poster
on the list
Where can you find information about how many miles to the Ortiz Ranch from the main road?
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On the list
On both the poster and sign
On the sign
On the poster
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Based on the questions you provided regarding understanding different forms of text, here are suggested answers for each question:

1. **By looking at the list, readers can tell that the items are —**
   - **all things you can find in a tree**  
   (This option often applies to lists that might include leaves, branches, nests, etc.)

2. **Luisa creates a list to —**
   - **tell her friends what to bring for the scavenger hunt**  
   (Creating a list usually indicates preparation for an activity, such as a scavenger hunt.)

3. **What information does the sign give?**
   - **Where to find wildflowers**  
   (Assuming it's a nature-related sign, this might be typical information provided.)

4. **What information does the poster give?**
   - **School fair information**  
   (Posters often announce events like school fairs.)

5. **The reader can find information about what time the party starts —**
   - **on the poster**  
   (Usually, information about a party time would be included on an event poster.)

6. **Where can you find information about how many miles to the Ortiz Ranch from the main road?**
   - **On the sign**  
   (Navigational signs typically provide distance information.)

These answers are based on common conventions in texts that are designed to convey specific information. If you have more context or need further adjustments, feel free to ask!

Multiply decimals and whole numbers visually
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What expression can we represent with the following number line?
A number line labeled 0.0 to 0.3, with each hundredth unit shown with a tick mark. An arrow jumps right 2 times along the number line starting at 0.0 and stopping at 0.15, and ending at a point at 0.3.
\[0.15\]
\[0.3\]
\[0.0\]
\[0.1\]
\[0.2\]
\[0.3\]
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A)   
\[2\times 0.3\]
A
\[2\times 0.3\]
(Choice B)   
\[0.15\times2\]
B
\[0.15\times2\]
(Choice C)   
\[0.5\times3\]
C
\[0.5\times3\]
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To analyze the problem based on the description of the number line and the jumps made on it, let’s break down what happens:

1. **Starting Point:** The starting point on the number line is at \(0.0\).
2. **First Jump:** The first arrow jumps right to \(0.15\).
3. **Second Jump:** The second arrow stops at \(0.3\).

Thus, the jumps can be understood as moving from \(0.0\) to \(0.15\) and then from \(0.15\) to \(0.3\). 

### Calculation of Movement:

- The first jump from \(0.0\) to \(0.15\) can be represented as:
  \[
  0.15 \times 1 = 0.15
  \]
- The second jump from \(0.15\) to \(0.3\) is another:
  \[
  0.15 \times 1 = 0.15
  \]
  
Since both jumps have the same length, you can also see the total movement as:
- Moving a total of \(0.15\) two times:
  \[
  0.15 \times 2
  \]

### Choosing the Answer:

Looking at the provided options:
- (Choice A) \[2\times 0.3\] represents a different situation (6 is not the same as the jumps made).
- (Choice B) \[0.15 \times 2\] correctly represents the two jumps to \(0.15\).
- (Choice C) \[0.5 \times 3\] also represents a different situation.

The best choice is:
**(Choice B) \[0.15 \times 2\]**. 

This reflects the jumps made on the number line accurately.

Multiply decimals and whole numbers visually
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Multiply.
You may use the models shown to help find the product.
\[3 \times 0.3=\] 
Three squares of equal size. Each square is divided into 10 equally-sized columns to show tenths. In the first square, 3 columns are shaded and 7 columns are not shaded.
In the second square, 3 columns are shaded and 7 columns are not shaded.
In the third square, 3 columns are shaded and 7 columns are not shaded.
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To calculate \(3 \times 0.3\) using the visual model you described, we can follow these steps:

1. **Understanding the Decimal**:
   - \(0.3\) means \(3\) tenths, or \(\frac{3}{10}\). 

2. **Model Representation**:
   - You have **3 squares**, and each square represents \(0.3\). 
   - By shading **3 columns** in each square, you are effectively shading \(3 \times \frac{3}{10}\).

3. **Calculation**:
   - The product can be calculated as follows:
   \[
   3 \times 0.3 = 3 \times \frac{3}{10}
   \]
   \[
   = \frac{9}{10} = 0.9
   \]

4. **Conclusion**:
   - Therefore, the product \(3 \times 0.3\) is equal to **0.9**.

So, the final answer is:
\[
3 \times 0.3 = 0.9
\]

Multiply decimals and whole numbers visually
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Multiply.
Hint: Use the number line to imagine moving 
\[0.04\] three times.
\[3 \times 0.04=\] 
A number line running from 0.0 to 0.15, with each hundredth unit shown with a tick mark. An arrow jumps right 3 times along the number line starting at 0.0 and stopping at the fourth and eighth tick marks after 0.0 and the second tick mark after 0.1.
\[0.04\]
\[0.0\]
\[0.1\]
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To calculate \(3 \times 0.04\) by visualizing the movement along the number line, we can break it down as follows:

1. **Understanding the Value**:
   - \(0.04\) means \(4\) hundredths, or \(\frac{4}{100}\).

2. **Visualizing Movement on the Number Line**:
   - Each jump of \(0.04\) means you are moving to the right by the position of the tick marks as each mark represents \(0.01\).
   - Therefore, moving right three times means you make three jumps of \(0.04\).

3. **Calculating the Jumps**:
   - Starting at \(0.0\):
     - **First jump**: \(0.0 + 0.04 = 0.04\) (1st tick mark)
     - **Second jump**: \(0.04 + 0.04 = 0.08\) (4th tick mark)
     - **Third jump**: \(0.08 + 0.04 = 0.12\) (8th tick mark)

4. **Result**:
   - The final position after three jumps of \(0.04\) is \(0.12\).

5. **Calculate the Product**:
   - Therefore, the product of \(3 \times 0.04\) is:
   \[
   3 \times 0.04 = 0.12
   \]

Thus, the final answer is:
\[
3 \times 0.04 = 0.12
\]