RC Natural Science: Fundamentals Problem Set

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RC Natural Science: Fundamentals Problem Set

RC Natural Science: Fundamentals Problem Set

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1) Over the course of the passage, the main focus shifts from
- A) background information to a dire issue to continuing concerns
- B) an affirmation of the purpose of the study to the critical issue of environment
- C) a reflection on animal preservation over a century ago to current practices
- D) significance of past efforts to the futile nature of current policies
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2) It can be reasonable inferred from the passage that
- A) Trumpeter swans are better protected in Canada than those in the US.
- B) swan populations cannot continue to prosper without major changes to hunting habits in the US and Canada.
- C) renewed efforts to enact policies to preserve Trumpeter swans must be enacted.
- D) populations of Trumpeter swans still remain threatened, despite their growth since 1900.
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3) According to the information presented in the chart, does the information provide support that Trumpeter swans continue to be threatened?
- A) Yes, the passage clearly states that the swans are in danger.
- B) Yes, Wyoming shows an overall decline from the data set from 1900’s.
- C) No, the information lacks context to justify whether Trumpeter swans continue to be threatened today.
- D) No, there are many swan broods in Alberta that clearly shows swans are not threatened today.
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