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1
Humpbacks produce (more varied /most varied) sound than gray whales.
most varied
more varied
2
The island's three volcanoes became active at the same time.
time, same
three, island's
active, volcanoes
3
A cave guide helps cavers find their way.
helps, cavers; their, way
cave, guide; find, their
cave, guide; their way
4
If you have snowy weather and can't use your stove, you can't just order fast food.
snowy, weather; fast, food;
fast, food; your, stove
have, snowy; weather, and
5
Usually, he sketched (real/really) specimens of birds.
really, adv
really, adj
real, adj
real, adv
6
The Birds of America is a (real/really) beautiful collection of his paintings.
really, adj
real, adv
real, adj
really, adv
7
Explosions, which happened every ten minutes, sounded loud.
ten, every
loud, explosions
minutes, ten
loud, sounded
8
His paintings capture birds very (good/well) in their natural settings.
well, adj
good, adj
good, adv
well, adv
9
In Pennsylvania, Audubon took a (bad/badly) fall into a frozen creek.
bad, adj
bad, adv
badly, adv
badly, adj
10
They realized that the trader's wife was a more suitable interpreter.
that, the
more, suitable
trader's, wife
suitable, interpreter
11
When John James Audubon was a young adult, his business ventures turned out (bad/badly).
bad, adj
badly, adj
bad, adv
badly, adv
12
Most plants and animals can't thrive (nowhere/anywhere) but near an oasis.
anywhere
nowhere
13
On August 26, 1883, the island of Krakatoa looked frightful.
looked, Krakatoa
frightful, looked
frightful, island
14
Initially, Lewis and Clark hired a French-Canadian trader to help them understand the natives.
Initially, hired
Initially, understand
French-Canadian, Lewis and Clark
French-Canadian, trader
15
In the early 1800s, he had roamed the countryside and studied birds (real/really) closely.
really, adv
real, adj
really, adj
real, adv
16
Identify adjective and word it modifies: Camping during a cold winter has numerous advantages
a, cold; numerous, advantages
cold, winter; numerous, advantages
has, numerous; camping, during
camping, during; a, cold
17
Cavers crawl through limestone passages, climb over rock bridges,and explore formations.
cavers, crawl; unusual, formations
through, limestone; climb, over
limestone, passages; rock, bridges
crawl, through; climb, over
18
Wild animals can be spotted easily against the white snow.
wild, animals; against, the
animals, can; easily, against
wild, animals; white, snow
can, be; spotted, easily
19
Sperm whales are the (better/best) divers of all.
best
better
20
Identify the predicate adjective and the word it modifies: The ground felt shaky.
felt, ground
shaky, ground
the, ground
21
Wet woolen sweaters take a long time to dry.
wet, sweater; woolen, sweaters; long, time
wet, woolen; sweaters, take; a, long
long, time; to, dry; woolen, sweaters
22
Because of thick smoke, the entire area seemed foggy.
area, entire
foggy, area
smoke, thick
23
Grasses, shrubs, and trees (can/can't) scarcely get by in some parts of the Sahara.
can
can't
24
On the other hand, slippery ice can complicate outdoor activities.
on, the; ice, can; complicate, outdoor
other, hand; slippery, ice; outdoor, activities
on, other; hand, slippery; outdoor, activities
25
Winter camping provides a great opportunity to have the whole campsite to yourself.
opportunity, to; whole, campsite; camping, provides;
great,opportunity; to, have; camping, provides
Winter, camping; great opportunity; whole, campsite
26
Knowledgeable campers appreciate the natural beauty of the wintry wilderness.
appreciate, the; beauty of,Knowledgeable campers
knowledgeable, campers; natural, beauty; wintry, wilderness
campers, appreciate; natural, beauty; of, the
27
Its temperature is always the same, no matter what the weather situation.
Its, temperature; same, always
Its, temperature; weather, situation
no, matter; weather, situation
28
Despite such risks, Audubon conducted a (good/well) search for many different species of birds.
good, adj
well, adv
well, adj
good, adv
29
Audubon made a (real/really) contribution to natural history as well as to art.
real, adv
really, adj
real, adj
really, adv
30
Identify noun or pronoun & word it modifies: This cave has never been completely explored.
completely, explored
never, been
this, cave
31
Sacajawea was just barely 17 when she joined the expedition.
the, expedition
barely, was
17, Sacajawea
just, barely
32
A cave adventure is nearly irresistible to them.
nearly, irresistible
cave, adventure
to, them
33
Humpbacks sing (less/least) frequently than usual when they are feeding.
less
least
34
Some short-lived plants there don't (ever/never) live for more than six to eight weeks.
ever
never
35
Growing only 12 feet long, a pygmy sperm whale is the (smaller/smallest)of all sperm whales.
smaller
smallest
36
One South Dakota cave is famous for its length of hundreds of miles.
South Dakota, cave; its, length
famous, for; its, length
one, South Dakota; hundreds, miles
37
Most of Krakatoa collapsed into the sea; the island was lost forever.
sea, collapsed
sea, into
lost, island
38
Ordinary insects cannot live in the extreme cold.
ordinary, insects; extreme, cold
cannot, live; extreme cold
insects, cannot; in, the
39
Would you crawl on your belly in a dark cave?
your, belly
you, crawl
dark, cave
40
A male humpback sings (more distinctively/ most distinctively) than a female.
more distinctively
most distinctively
41
Even normal winter temperatures may cause serious discomfort.
normal, temperature; winter, temperature; serious,discomfort
normal, winter; even, normal; serious, discomfort
even, normal; may, cause; serious, discomfort
42
Following the eruptions, the sun sometimes appeared green.
eruptions, following
appeared, sun
green, sun
43
As the expedition traveled west, her presence helped reassure the wary tribes.
reassure, tribes
the, expedition
west, traveled
her, presence
44
Much of the Sahara isn't (nothing/anything) but empty plateaus and plains.
nothing
anything
45
Patiently, Sacajawea showed the explorers how to find food.
Patiently, showed
the, explorers
find, food
Patiently, explorers
46
The sky felt dark because thick clouds blocked the sun's light.
clouds, thick
light, sun's
dark, sky
47
A sei whale swims (more rapidly/most rapidly) than a blue whale.
most rapidly
more rapidly
48
As a result of volcanic activity, waves in the sea grew gigantic.
gigantic, waves
grew, sea
activity, volcanic
49
For months after the eruptions, the atmosphere remained dusty.
remained, atmosphere
dusty, atmosphere
after, months
50
Adv/Mod: Sacajawea played a very valuable role in the Lewis and Clark expedition.
very, role
valuable, role
very, valuable
very, played
51
That activity appeals to many people known as cavers.
that, activity; many, people
activity, appeals; people, known
that, activity; as, cavers
that activity; known as
52
Label word as ADV or ADJ. While in the South, he felt (bad/badly) after he got yellow fever.
badly, adj
bad, adv
bad, adj
badly, adv
53
She was obviously quite familiar with Native American culture.
quite, was
quite, familiar
Native American, culture
familiar, Native American
54
Typically, these nomads don't have (no/any) cars.
no
any