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    Two new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Antarctica. One was a quick moving carnivore about 1.8 meters tall found on an island off the coast of Antarctica. The other was a giant 30-meter long plant-eater found in the remains of a river bed atop a mountain near a glacier in Antarctica. The carnivore likely floated out to sea after death, while the plant-eater was 200 million years old.

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    Two new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Antarctica. One was a quick moving carnivore about 1.8 meters tall found on an island off the coast of Antarctica. The other was a giant 30-meter long plant-eater found in the remains of a river bed atop a mountain near a glacier in Antarctica. The carnivore likely floated out to sea after death, while the plant-eater was 200 million years old.

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    Two new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Antarctica. One was a quick moving carnivore about 1.8 meters tall found on an island off the coast of Antarctica. The other was a giant 30-meter long plant-eater found in the remains of a river bed atop a mountain near a glacier in Antarctica. The carnivore likely floated out to sea after death, while the plant-eater was 200 million years old.

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    Two new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Antarctica. One was a quick moving carnivore about 1.8 meters tall found on an island off the coast of Antarctica. The other was a giant 30-meter long plant-eater found in the remains of a river bed atop a mountain near a glacier in Antarctica. The carnivore likely floated out to sea after death, while the plant-eater was 200 million years old.

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    Two new species of Dinosaurs, one quick moving meat-eater and the other a giant plant-

    eater, have been discovered in Antarctica. The 70 million years-old fossil of the carnivore would
    have rested for millennium at the bottom of the Antarctica Sea, while the remains of the 30-
    meter-long plant-eater were found on the top of a mountain.
    The little carnivore about 1.8 meters tall was found on James Ross Island, the coast of the
    Antarctica peninsula. Not yet named, the animal probably floated put to the sea after it died and
    settled to the bottom of what was then a shallow area of the Weddell Sea. Its bones and teeth
    guest it may represent a pollution of two legged carnivores that survived in the Antarctica long
    after other predators took over elsewhere on the globe.” For whatever reason, they were still
    hanging out on the Antarctic continent.” case said in a statement.
    A second team led by William Hammer of Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois,
    found the 200 million year old plant eater’s fossil on a mountaintop 13,000 feet (3,900 meters)
    high near the Bearmore Glacier. Now known as Mt. Kirk Patrick, the area was once a soft river
    bed.

    1. The article informs us about …


    a. Two species of Dinosaurs
    b. The newest discovery in Antarctica
    c. The two kinds of Dinosaurs
    d. The discovery of two species of Dinosaurs in Antarctica
    e. A team of researchers was funded by the National Science Foundation

    2. The main idea of the first paragraph is …


    a. Two species of dinosaurs are carnivores and herbivores
    b. The two species were founded by the National Science foundation
    c. The two species are quick moving meat eater and a giant plant eater
    d. The two species of dinosaurs were floating at the bottom of the Weddell Sea
    e. Two new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Antarctica

    3. The following information is about the giant plant eater dinosaurs, EXCEPT….
    a. It is 30 meters long d. it is found on the top of a mountain
    b. It is 200 million years old e. It is found by William Hammer
    c. It is 1.8 meters tall

    4. “Its bones and teeth suggest it may represent a pollution of two legged carnivores that
    survived in the Antarctic…” (Paragraph 3)
    The underlined word means ….
    a. Show d. portray
    b. Explain e. symbolize
    c. Describe
    Oprah Winfrey

    Oprah Winfrey, the first black woman to appear on Forbes’s billionare list, is the ultimate multimedia icon.
    She and her eponymous television program have won scores of Emmy awards. In 1986, she was nominated for an
    Oscar after her film debut in “The Color Purple” and two years later found Harpo productions. In 2000, she
    launched “O” a top-selling magazine in which she appears on every cover, and has revived a book club that
    guarantees best seller status for its selections.

    The link in all these endeavors is her willingness to open her personal life to the public. Born on Jan.29,
    1954, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. Ms Winfrey overcome childhood sexual abuse, surprising toppled Phil Donahue as
    the top-rated daytime talk-show host and saw her up-and down weight- as well as her personal relationships-
    become the staple of countless show (and tabloid fodder).”Oprah’s Big Give,” which premiered in March 2008, is
    the most recent example of her philanthropy. In 2007, she opened a multimilion-dollar school for girls in South
    Africa.

    5. What is the text about?


    a. The life of Oprah Winfrey
    b. The Sexual Abuse of Oprah Winfrey
    c. The Birthday of Oprah Winfrey
    d. The Oprah Winfrey’s show
    e. The donation of Oprah Winfrey

    6. What are the products of Oprah Winfrey?


    a. Radio station, school and TV show
    b. Event, magazine and movie
    c. Movie, school and radio station
    d. Magazine, TV show and movie
    e. School, magazine and book

    7. “ ...surprising toppled Phil Donahue as the top-rated daytime talk show host ....”
    (Paragraph 2)
    The underlined word is closest in meaning to ....

    a. very famous
    b. most popular
    c. least popular
    d. well-known
    e. top quality

    Giraffe is the tallest and most interesting living animal. Male giraffes average about 5.3 meters
    but some grow to a height of almost 6 meters. Half of the giraffe’s height comes from its neck, which is
    longer than its legs.

    A giraffe has big brown eyes which are protected by very thick lashes. Since it lives in parts of
    Africa which are usually dry with great deal of dust, the lashes are an important source of protection. It
    can also cover its nostrils in order to protect its nose. It has brown spots on tan skin and this colouring
    helps protect the giraffe. The giraffe also has two short horns on its head.

    Giraffes live in savanna and open woodland, habitats where the available food varies throughout
    the year. During the dry season, the animals eat evergreen leaves, but once the rainy season begins,
    they switch to new leaves and stems that sprout on deciduous trees. When there is a choice, male and
    female giraffes feed in different ways. Males concentrate on leaves from the highest branches, while the
    females arch their necks to eat closer to the ground.
    Like the camel, the giraffe can go a long time without drinking water. One source of water is the
    leaves which the giraffe eats from trees. Since it is so tall the giraffe can reach the tender leaves at the
    top of the tree.

    Giraffes usually live in small herds and often feed with other animals. A baby giraffe is two meters
    tall at birth. It can stand up by itself within a few minutes and can run well in about two days.

    Giraffes have two methods of self-protection. If something frightens an adult giraffe, it can gallop
    away at about fifty kilometres per hour or stay to fight with its strong legs.

    8. What is the best title for the text?


    a. The Remarkable Animal.
    b. A Small African Animal.
    c. The Interesting Giraffe.
    d. Giraffes and Camel.
    e. The Male Giraffe.

    9. Which of the following pieces of information about giraffe is relevant to the text?
    a. A giraffe has a horn on its head.
    b. A giraffe’s legs are longer than its neck.
    c. A giraffe can grow up to above 6 meters.
    d. The lashes are important to protect its eyes.
    e. The colour and its tan skin protect the giraffe.

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