Reading Passage 1: "William Kamkwamba"



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DAY 13
READING PASSAGE 1
Questions 1 – 9
Q 1. The significance of establishing the relationship between different species.
Answer:
B
Part of the passage
As one of the most primitive mammals on the planet, the hedge-
hog has been helping geneticists understand evolutionary relationships among mam-
mals and even uncover secrets of the human genome.
Q 2. The different habitats where hedgehogs can be found.
Answer:
C
Part of the passage
The 14 known species are native to Africa and parts of Asia as
well as Europe. Some hibernate through cold winters in the north. Others tolerate desert
heat near the equator. Some live in urban areas, adapting well to living in close proximity
to humans. Others live in areas that rank among the most remote places on the planet.
Q 3. The reason why standard forms of measurement cannot be used for the
hedgehog.
Answer:
F
Part of the passage
Any perceived threat can make them roll up
, including the ap-
proach of a biologist,
so researchers have invented anew measurement for the animals
ball length
.
Q 4. A problem associated with hedgehogs kept as pets.
Answer:
E
Part of the passage
Veterinarians trying to understand
gum disease in domesticated
hedgehogs
have concluded that the varied diet of wild hedgehogs gives them more than
nutrition-the hard bodies of insects also scrape the hedgehogs teeth clean.
Q 5. Two reasons why hedgehogs are popular with people in the UK.

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