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PassageFour Imaginetakingadustbathtokeepclean!Sparrowshavetobatheindusttokeeppestsoutoftheirfeathers.Tinybugssuchasfleasandlicecanbeaproblemforbirds.Inordertokeeppestsawaybirdspreenthemselves.Preeningisjustafancynameforkeepingclean.Birdspreenbyrunningtheirbeaksthroughtheirfathers.Thebeakactslikeatinycombpickingupdirtbitsofleavesandpestybugs. Abirdcalledthestarlinghasthemostremarkablewayofkeepingitsfeatherstidy.Itusesants!Astarlingcoversitswingswithants.Theantsgobbleupinsectpeststhathideamongthestarling’sfeathers. Mostbirdsliketodipintoalakeorapuddleofwatertowashoff.Theysplasharoundliketoddlersinapoolhoppingfirstonthelegthenontheother.Birdsliketohavefunwhilewashinguptoo! Afterreadingthispassagewecanseethat
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I21byMr.J.GeraldCowcamper’shouseonedayandwasgreetedbyaratheroldlookingdog.Shewasagentlebeastwho22hertailasshepushedhernoseagainstmyhand. "What’sher23"Iasked. "Icallher’DogFace’"repliedtheold24. "25doyoucallherthat"Iinquired. "Isn’titobvious"askedMr.Cowcamper. "Notreally." Mr.Cowcampercradledtheoldanimal’sheadinhishands."Ifyou26atjusttherightangleyoucanseethatsheseemstohaveadog’sface"he27. "Butsheisa28!"Isaid. "Shhhh!"Mr.CowcamperrespondedwiththeloudestwhisperIhaveever29."Don’tletherhearyousaythat! Isaid30becauseIdidn’tknowwhattosay. 25
PassageFour Imaginetakingadustbathtokeepclean!Sparrowshavetobatheindusttokeeppestsoutoftheirfeathers.Tinybugssuchasfleasandlicecanbeaproblemforbirds.Inordertokeeppestsawaybirdspreenthemselves.Preeningisjustafancynameforkeepingclean.Birdspreenbyrunningtheirbeaksthroughtheirfathers.Thebeakactslikeatinycombpickingupdirtbitsofleavesandpestybugs. Abirdcalledthestarlinghasthemostremarkablewayofkeepingitsfeatherstidy.Itusesants!Astarlingcoversitswingswithants.Theantsgobbleupinsectpeststhathideamongthestarling’sfeathers. Mostbirdsliketodipintoalakeorapuddleofwatertowashoff.Theysplasharoundliketoddlersinapoolhoppingfirstonthelegthenontheother.Birdsliketohavefunwhilewashinguptoo! Thispassagedealsmostlywith
PassageTwo KathyAllenhasbreastcancer.Sheneedstoknowwhichkindofmedicinetotake. Doctorswanttoknowthemedicalhistoryofherfamily.ButKathywasadoptedanddoesn’tknowwhoherparentsare MorethantwothousandadopteesinOregonhaveappliedforabirthcertificatethatwouldtellthemthenameoftheirbirthmothers.Anyadopteeover21yearsoldwhowasborninOregoncangetabirthcertificatefor$15. KathyAllensaysoftheopportunity"It’slikegettingthekeyto[my]diary.ThediaryismylifeandithasbeenlockedupforalongtimeandhavingthekeymightenablemetoopenupthebookandmaybeseesomeanswersthatIhavebeenwonderingabout." Thenewlawwaspassedin1988.Thenewlawhasbeenfoughtincourtbutnowitisgoingintoeffect. Somebirthmothersdon’twantanyonetofindthem.Whentheygaveuptheirbabiesforadoptiontheyweretolditwouldremainprivate.Underthenewlawtheycanchoosetokeeptheirnameprivatebuttheadoptedchildrenmaybeabletofindthemanyway. Acourtdecidedthattheneedtoknowaboutyourbirthmotherwasmoreimportantthantheprivacyofthebirthmothers. KansasDelawareTennesseeandAlaskahavelawsthatallowadopteestogetbirthcertificates.Oregonisthefirststatethatletthepeopleofthestatevoteontheissue. Howisfindingabirthmotherlikegettingakeytoadiary
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PassageThree ThewinterinIcelandhasbeenone0ftheworstever.AnanimalthatwasborninIcelandandjustreturnedtherehasenjoyedtheweather.Keikoisakillerwhalewhoisnowlivinginahiddenbay. WhenKeikowasoneortwoyearsoldhewascaptured.Thiswasin1979.In1982hewasmovedtoanamusementpartinOntarioCanada.ThreeyearslateranotherparktookhimtoMexicoCity.Therethe6.4-meter21-footwhalelivedinasmallpenwithwaterthatwastoowarm.In1993the"FreeWilly"moviemadepeopleawareofhisstate.In1996theFreeWillyKeikoFoundationmovedhimtoapoolinanaquariuminNewportOregon. Thefoundationhasspentover$12milliontoreturnKeikotoIcelandhishome.Latelastyearthe40000-pound180-kilogramwhalewasflownonaC-17transportplanetopenneartheWesmanIslands. CriticsthoughtKeikowouldsufferinthecoldwater.Insteadheisenjoyingthecoldandbecomesmoreactive.Helikestojumpoutofthewatertogetsprayedbythesaltspray. Sincehisreturnheactingmorelikeawildwhale.Hedivesmoreofteneatsmorelivefishandismoreactive. Keikostillisn’treadytogooutaloneintotheopensea.Trainershopetoputhiminalargerhay.Theyalsohopetotrainhimtofollowaboat.Theydon’tknowwhatKeikowilldowhenhemeetsotherseaanimals.SofartheonlyanimalswhohavecomenearKeiko’scageleftwhentheysawhim. TheywouldliketoletKeikofreethissummer.Nooneknowsifhewillbeready.Ifheisn’ttheKeikoFoundationisreadytotakecareofhim.Itwillcostabout$1millionayear. Keikoweighsabout
PassageOne SharonKeatingwasworriedaboutherkidswhenshegotadivorce.Herdaughtersays"Iwasfeeling..likedownandsadandeventhoughIdidn’treallyshowit." JudithWallersteinsaysproblemsfromdivorcecanstayformanyyears.Theycanshowupwhenthekidsareadults.Asadultsthekidshavetrouble. Wallersteinstudied93childrenoverageneration.Theresultscanonlybefoundinherbook. Shesayschildrenofdivorcearemorelikelytohaveproblemswithdrugs.Theyarefarmorelikelytoseektherapy.About40-percentofthemdonotmarry.Theirmarriagesfailatnearlytwicetheusualrate.Itishardforthemtotrust.Theyareafraidoffailing. CriticssayWallersteinhadtoofewchildreninherstudy.Otherthingsmaybethecauseofthekid’sproblems.Thestudydoesnotcomparekidsfromdivorcedfamilieswithkidsfrom"healthy"families. Wallerstein’sfamiliesdivorcedagenerationago.Timeshavechanged.Peoplefeeldifferentaboutdivorce.TodayprogramslikeKid’sTurntrytolessensomeoftheeffectsofdivorcewithfamilycounseling.Talkingabouttheirfeelingshelpsthekidsgetthroughit. Sincetheyknowmoreabouttheproblemsmaybethekidswillbeabletohandleit. SinceWallerstein'sstudy
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PassageTwo ThelionmaybethemostfamousofallthepredatorsofAfricabutoneofthemostfascinatingisthewilddog.Wilddogsarefairlysmallaveragingseventypoundswithroundfanlikeearsthatlooktoobigfortheirheads.Theyhaveshaggybrowncoatswithscatteredpatchesofwhite.Oneoftheseanimalsbyitselflooksharmlessorevencomical.Butwhentheybandtogetherinpacksofuptofortythewilddogsbecomedangerouspredatorsthattirelesslyrundownandkillanimalsthataremanytimestheirownsize. Wilddogshavetobegoodhuntersinordertofeedtheirlargefamilies;asinglefemalecanhaveasmanyassixteenpupsatatime.Butusuallyonlyonefemaleinapackbreedsatatimeandallthepackmembershelptocarefortheyoung.Atfirstthepupsfeedontheirmother’smilk.Thentheotherdogsbegintobringbackmeatfromthekillcarryingitintheirstomachsandthrowingitupwhenthepupscomerunningtothemtobegforfood.Finallytheyoungdogsbegintogoalongonhunts.Atthistimeoneofthemoststrikingdifferencesbetweenwilddogsandlionscanbeseen.Whenaprideoflionsmakesakilltheadultmalesalwayseattheirfillfirst.Butthewilddogsletthepupsfeedfirstevenwhentheyarestilltooyoungtoreallyhelpinmakingthekill. Agoodtitleforthispassagewouldbe
PassageTwo KathyAllenhasbreastcancer.Sheneedstoknowwhichkindofmedicinetotake. Doctorswanttoknowthemedicalhistoryofherfamily.ButKathywasadoptedanddoesn’tknowwhoherparentsare MorethantwothousandadopteesinOregonhaveappliedforabirthcertificatethatwouldtellthemthenameoftheirbirthmothers.Anyadopteeover21yearsoldwhowasborninOregoncangetabirthcertificatefor$15. KathyAllensaysoftheopportunity"It’slikegettingthekeyto[my]diary.ThediaryismylifeandithasbeenlockedupforalongtimeandhavingthekeymightenablemetoopenupthebookandmaybeseesomeanswersthatIhavebeenwonderingabout." Thenewlawwaspassedin1988.Thenewlawhasbeenfoughtincourtbutnowitisgoingintoeffect. Somebirthmothersdon’twantanyonetofindthem.Whentheygaveuptheirbabiesforadoptiontheyweretolditwouldremainprivate.Underthenewlawtheycanchoosetokeeptheirnameprivatebuttheadoptedchildrenmaybeabletofindthemanyway. Acourtdecidedthattheneedtoknowaboutyourbirthmotherwasmoreimportantthantheprivacyofthebirthmothers. KansasDelawareTennesseeandAlaskahavelawsthatallowadopteestogetbirthcertificates.Oregonisthefirststatethatletthepeopleofthestatevoteontheissue. Whichofthefollowingstateshaveopenadoptionrecordlaws
PassageThree ThewinterinIcelandhasbeenone0ftheworstever.AnanimalthatwasborninIcelandandjustreturnedtherehasenjoyedtheweather.Keikoisakillerwhalewhoisnowlivinginahiddenbay. WhenKeikowasoneortwoyearsoldhewascaptured.Thiswasin1979.In1982hewasmovedtoanamusementpartinOntarioCanada.ThreeyearslateranotherparktookhimtoMexicoCity.Therethe6.4-meter21-footwhalelivedinasmallpenwithwaterthatwastoowarm.In1993the"FreeWilly"moviemadepeopleawareofhisstate.In1996theFreeWillyKeikoFoundationmovedhimtoapoolinanaquariuminNewportOregon. Thefoundationhasspentover$12milliontoreturnKeikotoIcelandhishome.Latelastyearthe40000-pound180-kilogramwhalewasflownonaC-17transportplanetopenneartheWesmanIslands. CriticsthoughtKeikowouldsufferinthecoldwater.Insteadheisenjoyingthecoldandbecomesmoreactive.Helikestojumpoutofthewatertogetsprayedbythesaltspray. Sincehisreturnheactingmorelikeawildwhale.Hedivesmoreofteneatsmorelivefishandismoreactive. Keikostillisn’treadytogooutaloneintotheopensea.Trainershopetoputhiminalargerhay.Theyalsohopetotrainhimtofollowaboat.Theydon’tknowwhatKeikowilldowhenhemeetsotherseaanimals.SofartheonlyanimalswhohavecomenearKeiko’scageleftwhentheysawhim. TheywouldliketoletKeikofreethissummer.Nooneknowsifhewillbeready.Ifheisn’ttheKeikoFoundationisreadytotakecareofhim.Itwillcostabout$1millionayear. Thissummertrainershopeto
I21byMr.J.GeraldCowcamper’shouseonedayandwasgreetedbyaratheroldlookingdog.Shewasagentlebeastwho22hertailasshepushedhernoseagainstmyhand. "What’sher23"Iasked. "Icallher’DogFace’"repliedtheold24. "25doyoucallherthat"Iinquired. "Isn’titobvious"askedMr.Cowcamper. "Notreally." Mr.Cowcampercradledtheoldanimal’sheadinhishands."Ifyou26atjusttherightangleyoucanseethatsheseemstohaveadog’sface"he27. "Butsheisa28!"Isaid. "Shhhh!"Mr.CowcamperrespondedwiththeloudestwhisperIhaveever29."Don’tletherhearyousaythat! Isaid30becauseIdidn’tknowwhattosay. 29
PassageThree ThewinterinIcelandhasbeenone0ftheworstever.AnanimalthatwasborninIcelandandjustreturnedtherehasenjoyedtheweather.Keikoisakillerwhalewhoisnowlivinginahiddenbay. WhenKeikowasoneortwoyearsoldhewascaptured.Thiswasin1979.In1982hewasmovedtoanamusementpartinOntarioCanada.ThreeyearslateranotherparktookhimtoMexicoCity.Therethe6.4-meter21-footwhalelivedinasmallpenwithwaterthatwastoowarm.In1993the"FreeWilly"moviemadepeopleawareofhisstate.In1996theFreeWillyKeikoFoundationmovedhimtoapoolinanaquariuminNewportOregon. Thefoundationhasspentover$12milliontoreturnKeikotoIcelandhishome.Latelastyearthe40000-pound180-kilogramwhalewasflownonaC-17transportplanetopenneartheWesmanIslands. CriticsthoughtKeikowouldsufferinthecoldwater.Insteadheisenjoyingthecoldandbecomesmoreactive.Helikestojumpoutofthewatertogetsprayedbythesaltspray. Sincehisreturnheactingmorelikeawildwhale.Hedivesmoreofteneatsmorelivefishandismoreactive. Keikostillisn’treadytogooutaloneintotheopensea.Trainershopetoputhiminalargerhay.Theyalsohopetotrainhimtofollowaboat.Theydon’tknowwhatKeikowilldowhenhemeetsotherseaanimals.SofartheonlyanimalswhohavecomenearKeiko’scageleftwhentheysawhim. TheywouldliketoletKeikofreethissummer.Nooneknowsifhewillbeready.Ifheisn’ttheKeikoFoundationisreadytotakecareofhim.Itwillcostabout$1millionayear. CriticsthoughtthatKeikowould
PassageThree DidyouknowthataturtlecanlaytwelveeggsinoneminuteAlargeseaturtlelaysaround150eggsatatime.Shelaysalltheseeggsinjustafewminutes. Largeseaturtlesliveinthewarmseasoftheworld.Exceptforwhentheylaytheireggstheyspendtheirwholelivesinwater.Whenitistimetolaytheireggsthefemalesswimtoland.Theyusuallyreturntotheplacewheretheythemselveswereborn.Howtheyfindtheirwaybackthereisamystery. Whentheyreachshorethebigheavyturtlescrawlslowlyuptothehighwatermark.Usingtheirflipperstheypullthemselvesalongthesand.Theystrugglelikemountainclimberstoattaintheirgoal.Whentheyfinallyreachdrysandtheyrestbeforebeginningthedifficulttaskoflayingeggs. Theturtleslaytheeggsindeepholesandcoverthemwithwarmsand.Thesandprotectstheeggsfromharm.Thenthefemalesleavethem.Afterafewweeksifyouhappenedtobewalkingalongthebeachyoumightseethesandbegintoshakeinonespot.Thenyouwouldseetidyblackballscomingoutofthesand.Thetidyheadsofbabyturtles! Babyturtleshaveabuild-insenseofdirection.Assoonastheyarehatchedtheyheadforthewater.Oncethebabiesswimouttoseatheydon’ttouchshoreagainuntilitistimeforthemtolaytheirowneggs. Thefirstsentenceletsusknowthatthispassageisabout
PassageThree DidyouknowthataturtlecanlaytwelveeggsinoneminuteAlargeseaturtlelaysaround150eggsatatime.Shelaysalltheseeggsinjustafewminutes. Largeseaturtlesliveinthewarmseasoftheworld.Exceptforwhentheylaytheireggstheyspendtheirwholelivesinwater.Whenitistimetolaytheireggsthefemalesswimtoland.Theyusuallyreturntotheplacewheretheythemselveswereborn.Howtheyfindtheirwaybackthereisamystery. Whentheyreachshorethebigheavyturtlescrawlslowlyuptothehighwatermark.Usingtheirflipperstheypullthemselvesalongthesand.Theystrugglelikemountainclimberstoattaintheirgoal.Whentheyfinallyreachdrysandtheyrestbeforebeginningthedifficulttaskoflayingeggs. Theturtleslaytheeggsindeepholesandcoverthemwithwarmsand.Thesandprotectstheeggsfromharm.Thenthefemalesleavethem.Afterafewweeksifyouhappenedtobewalkingalongthebeachyoumightseethesandbegintoshakeinonespot.Thenyouwouldseetidyblackballscomingoutofthesand.Thetidyheadsofbabyturtles! Babyturtleshaveabuild-insenseofdirection.Assoonastheyarehatchedtheyheadforthewater.Oncethebabiesswimouttoseatheydon’ttouchshoreagainuntilitistimeforthemtolaytheirowneggs. Wecanconcludefromthispassagethat
PassageFour Dressingfashionablywasveryimportantinfourteenth-centurySpain.Thiswasespeciallytrueforanymanwhoconsideredhimselfanaristocratordandy.Beforegoingoutawell-dressedmanwouldputonhisfinestbootsoneofhisembroideredcapsandhisfavoritebearddyedtomatchthecolorofhisclothing. Believeitornotfalsebeardswereonceaspopularasnecktiesaretoday.Beardshadforyearsconsideredasignofstrengthandmanhoodandthebiggerandthickertheywerethebetter.Thoseunfortunateswhohadlittlefacialhairwereforcedbycustomintowearingfalsebeardsmadeofhorsehair.SoonhowevermanintheSpanishfashionworldwaswearingthemtoowhilemanyquitesubstantialrealbeardswereshavedofftomakewayforthefalsevariety. BydaythefashionabledandymightwearayelloworacrimsonbeardtoimpresshisfriendsbutintheeveningalongblackbeardwasproperforserenadinghissenoritaAnycolororshapeofbeardcouldbehad. Howeverasyoucanimaginethegrowthofthisunusualcustomcreatedmanyinterestingproblems.Peoplewithsimilarbeardsweremistakenforoneanother.Creditorscouldnotfinddebtorsandpoliceoftenarrestedthewrongpeoplewhiletherealvillainescapedwearingtheirhairydisguises.Thepriceofhorsehairskyrocketed.FinallyKingPhilipIVofAragonputastoptoallthefoolishnessbyoutlawingthewearingoffalsebeards. Thewriterrevealsthefoolishnessofthecustomintheparagraphby
PassageThree DidyouknowthataturtlecanlaytwelveeggsinoneminuteAlargeseaturtlelaysaround150eggsatatime.Shelaysalltheseeggsinjustafewminutes. Largeseaturtlesliveinthewarmseasoftheworld.Exceptforwhentheylaytheireggstheyspendtheirwholelivesinwater.Whenitistimetolaytheireggsthefemalesswimtoland.Theyusuallyreturntotheplacewheretheythemselveswereborn.Howtheyfindtheirwaybackthereisamystery. Whentheyreachshorethebigheavyturtlescrawlslowlyuptothehighwatermark.Usingtheirflipperstheypullthemselvesalongthesand.Theystrugglelikemountainclimberstoattaintheirgoal.Whentheyfinallyreachdrysandtheyrestbeforebeginningthedifficulttaskoflayingeggs. Theturtleslaytheeggsindeepholesandcoverthemwithwarmsand.Thesandprotectstheeggsfromharm.Thenthefemalesleavethem.Afterafewweeksifyouhappenedtobewalkingalongthebeachyoumightseethesandbegintoshakeinonespot.Thenyouwouldseetidyblackballscomingoutofthesand.Thetidyheadsofbabyturtles! Babyturtleshaveabuild-insenseofdirection.Assoonastheyarehatchedtheyheadforthewater.Oncethebabiesswimouttoseatheydon’ttouchshoreagainuntilitistimeforthemtolaytheirowneggs. Thewritercomparesturtlestomountainclimbers
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I21byMr.J.GeraldCowcamper’shouseonedayandwasgreetedbyaratheroldlookingdog.Shewasagentlebeastwho22hertailasshepushedhernoseagainstmyhand. "What’sher23"Iasked. "Icallher’DogFace’"repliedtheold24. "25doyoucallherthat"Iinquired. "Isn’titobvious"askedMr.Cowcamper. "Notreally." Mr.Cowcampercradledtheoldanimal’sheadinhishands."Ifyou26atjusttherightangleyoucanseethatsheseemstohaveadog’sface"he27. "Butsheisa28!"Isaid. "Shhhh!"Mr.CowcamperrespondedwiththeloudestwhisperIhaveever29."Don’tletherhearyousaythat! Isaid30becauseIdidn’tknowwhattosay. 21
I21byMr.J.GeraldCowcamper’shouseonedayandwasgreetedbyaratheroldlookingdog.Shewasagentlebeastwho22hertailasshepushedhernoseagainstmyhand. "What’sher23"Iasked. "Icallher’DogFace’"repliedtheold24. "25doyoucallherthat"Iinquired. "Isn’titobvious"askedMr.Cowcamper. "Notreally." Mr.Cowcampercradledtheoldanimal’sheadinhishands."Ifyou26atjusttherightangleyoucanseethatsheseemstohaveadog’sface"he27. "Butsheisa28!"Isaid. "Shhhh!"Mr.CowcamperrespondedwiththeloudestwhisperIhaveever29."Don’tletherhearyousaythat! Isaid30becauseIdidn’tknowwhattosay. 27
PassageFour Dressingfashionablywasveryimportantinfourteenth-centurySpain.Thiswasespeciallytrueforanymanwhoconsideredhimselfanaristocratordandy.Beforegoingoutawell-dressedmanwouldputonhisfinestbootsoneofhisembroideredcapsandhisfavoritebearddyedtomatchthecolorofhisclothing. Believeitornotfalsebeardswereonceaspopularasnecktiesaretoday.Beardshadforyearsconsideredasignofstrengthandmanhoodandthebiggerandthickertheywerethebetter.Thoseunfortunateswhohadlittlefacialhairwereforcedbycustomintowearingfalsebeardsmadeofhorsehair.SoonhowevermanintheSpanishfashionworldwaswearingthemtoowhilemanyquitesubstantialrealbeardswereshavedofftomakewayforthefalsevariety. BydaythefashionabledandymightwearayelloworacrimsonbeardtoimpresshisfriendsbutintheeveningalongblackbeardwasproperforserenadinghissenoritaAnycolororshapeofbeardcouldbehad. Howeverasyoucanimaginethegrowthofthisunusualcustomcreatedmanyinterestingproblems.Peoplewithsimilarbeardsweremistakenforoneanother.Creditorscouldnotfinddebtorsandpoliceoftenarrestedthewrongpeoplewhiletherealvillainescapedwearingtheirhairydisguises.Thepriceofhorsehairskyrocketed.FinallyKingPhilipIVofAragonputastoptoallthefoolishnessbyoutlawingthewearingoffalsebeards. Whatisthepassagemostlyconcernedwith
PassageOne SharonKeatingwasworriedaboutherkidswhenshegotadivorce.Herdaughtersays"Iwasfeeling..likedownandsadandeventhoughIdidn’treallyshowit." JudithWallersteinsaysproblemsfromdivorcecanstayformanyyears.Theycanshowupwhenthekidsareadults.Asadultsthekidshavetrouble. Wallersteinstudied93childrenoverageneration.Theresultscanonlybefoundinherbook. Shesayschildrenofdivorcearemorelikelytohaveproblemswithdrugs.Theyarefarmorelikelytoseektherapy.About40-percentofthemdonotmarry.Theirmarriagesfailatnearlytwicetheusualrate.Itishardforthemtotrust.Theyareafraidoffailing. CriticssayWallersteinhadtoofewchildreninherstudy.Otherthingsmaybethecauseofthekid’sproblems.Thestudydoesnotcomparekidsfromdivorcedfamilieswithkidsfrom"healthy"families. Wallerstein’sfamiliesdivorcedagenerationago.Timeshavechanged.Peoplefeeldifferentaboutdivorce.TodayprogramslikeKid’sTurntrytolessensomeoftheeffectsofdivorcewithfamilycounseling.Talkingabouttheirfeelingshelpsthekidsgetthroughit. Sincetheyknowmoreabouttheproblemsmaybethekidswillbeabletohandleit. CriticsofWallerstein'sstudy
A.doyouwanttoplaytennis B.areyoujoking C.Itsoundslikeanexcellentjob D.It’sboring E.that’sagoodidea F.notverywell G.Wouldyouliketotrysome H.I’msureitisn’tsobad Susan:Ohthisislovely.56 Christine:NothanksSusan.I’mreallyenjoyingmypasta! Susan:So57thisweekend Christine:I’mafraidIcan’tplaytennis. Susan:NO58I’msureyoucanplaytennis.EVERYBODYcanplaytennis. Christine:WellIcan’t.BUTIcanplaygolf. Susan:ReallyIcanplaygolftoo.but59. Christine:Ihaveanidea.Whydon’tweplaytennisthisweekendandthennextweekendgolf Susan:OK60.Youdon’tplaytennis--Idon’tplaygolf.Webothcanlearnanewsport! Christine:That’sit.Ithinkit’sabrilliantidea! 57
PassageOne SharonKeatingwasworriedaboutherkidswhenshegotadivorce.Herdaughtersays"Iwasfeeling..likedownandsadandeventhoughIdidn’treallyshowit." JudithWallersteinsaysproblemsfromdivorcecanstayformanyyears.Theycanshowupwhenthekidsareadults.Asadultsthekidshavetrouble. Wallersteinstudied93childrenoverageneration.Theresultscanonlybefoundinherbook. Shesayschildrenofdivorcearemorelikelytohaveproblemswithdrugs.Theyarefarmorelikelytoseektherapy.About40-percentofthemdonotmarry.Theirmarriagesfailatnearlytwicetheusualrate.Itishardforthemtotrust.Theyareafraidoffailing. CriticssayWallersteinhadtoofewchildreninherstudy.Otherthingsmaybethecauseofthekid’sproblems.Thestudydoesnotcomparekidsfromdivorcedfamilieswithkidsfrom"healthy"families. Wallerstein’sfamiliesdivorcedagenerationago.Timeshavechanged.Peoplefeeldifferentaboutdivorce.TodayprogramslikeKid’sTurntrytolessensomeoftheeffectsofdivorcewithfamilycounseling.Talkingabouttheirfeelingshelpsthekidsgetthroughit. Sincetheyknowmoreabouttheproblemsmaybethekidswillbeabletohandleit. Childrenofdivorcewhomarry
PassageTwo ThelionmaybethemostfamousofallthepredatorsofAfricabutoneofthemostfascinatingisthewilddog.Wilddogsarefairlysmallaveragingseventypoundswithroundfanlikeearsthatlooktoobigfortheirheads.Theyhaveshaggybrowncoatswithscatteredpatchesofwhite.Oneoftheseanimalsbyitselflooksharmlessorevencomical.Butwhentheybandtogetherinpacksofuptofortythewilddogsbecomedangerouspredatorsthattirelesslyrundownandkillanimalsthataremanytimestheirownsize. Wilddogshavetobegoodhuntersinordertofeedtheirlargefamilies;asinglefemalecanhaveasmanyassixteenpupsatatime.Butusuallyonlyonefemaleinapackbreedsatatimeandallthepackmembershelptocarefortheyoung.Atfirstthepupsfeedontheirmother’smilk.Thentheotherdogsbegintobringbackmeatfromthekillcarryingitintheirstomachsandthrowingitupwhenthepupscomerunningtothemtobegforfood.Finallytheyoungdogsbegintogoalongonhunts.Atthistimeoneofthemoststrikingdifferencesbetweenwilddogsandlionscanbeseen.Whenaprideoflionsmakesakilltheadultmalesalwayseattheirfillfirst.Butthewilddogsletthepupsfeedfirstevenwhentheyarestilltooyoungtoreallyhelpinmakingthekill. Youcanassumethatifallthefemalesinalargepackhadpups
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