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1120125SPM-2:20PM) Carefully read the text "How humans threaten pumas just by being nearby." Then, answer each multiple-choice question on the right by choosing the BEST response.
HOW HUMANS THREATEN PUMAS JUST BY
BEING NEARBY
3. How does paragraph 1 contribute to the
development of the article's central
idea?
by Justine Smith. 2016
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(1) You are wandering in the forest where you live,
thinking about what you are going to have for dinner.
Among the familiar calls of chickadees, you hear a
foreign sound. You crouch in hiding, frightened for
yourself and your family. Not until nightfall does the
noise abate, allowing you to move again under the
cloak of darkness. Soon you learn that the sounds
come from unfamiliar beings taking over your
homeland. You learn to live in hiding, believing that
as soon as you let your guard down you may pay the
ultimate price
O A It proves that human activity around
wild lands inevitably impacts pumas.
OB It details experts'observations of how
a puma reacts to invasive human
activity.
OC It exemplifies how invasive human
activity can dominate the perceptions
of a puma
OD It implies that pumas are especially
sensitive to human activity because of
their heightened senses.
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