Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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1.
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Line 3 contains an example of
a. | simile | b. | repetition | c. | alliteration | d. | parallelism |
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2.
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In paragraph 2, the word "zenith"
means
a. | goal | b. | resolution | c. | lowest
point | d. | highest point |
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3.
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Since 1975 the number of falconry clubs in
Canada
a. | has doubled. | b. | now numbers 35. | c. | has grown by
two. | d. | has increased to three. |
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4.
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Doug Wilson finds it easier to hunt with
a
a. | gun. | b. | hawk. | c. | flintlock. | d. | bow and
arrow. |
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5.
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In Manitoba residents usually obtain falcons that
are
a. | native raptors. | b. | exported by Ontario. | c. | an injured adult
or a nestling. | d. | imported from a
Western province. |
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The words "tedious rote training" (paragraph 5) suggest that
successful training depends upon
a. | routine practice. | b. | clear verbal instructions. | c. | complicated hand signals. | d. | a system of rewards and punishments. |
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7.
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Weight fluctuation in falcons causes problems because
a. | confined birds lose weight. | b. | lack of exercise causes sickness. | c. | they may eat too many chicken heads. | d. | they possess very delicate
constitutions. |
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8.
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Robert Rafuse understands that in raptors there is
a. | no affection from mature males. | b. | a mutual affection for their
trainer. | c. | no emotional bonding with people. | d. | a dependency related to a proper
diet. |
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