Vocabulary | True or False | Main Idea of Studies | Context | Author’s Purpose |
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What is a search for something?
The definition of quest.
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What is true
The role of friendship is not well appreciated.
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What is a large circle of friends
A 10-year Australian study found that older people with ___________ were less likely to die during the study period than those with fewer friends.
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What is A. to inform readers
The purpose of this passage is:
A. To inform readers B. To scare readers C. To discourage readers D. To change readers |
What is A. To entertain you
The author of this passage walked up to you and told you a knock knock joke. The author’s purpose is
A. To entertain you B. To persuade you C. To inform you |
What is especially, in particular
The definition of notably.
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What is false
People overlook a powerful weapon that could help them fight illness and depression: Puppies.
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What is obesity
A 2007 study showed an increase of nearly 60 percent in the risk for ________ among people whose friends gained weight.
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What is C. Analytical
The author’s attitude throughout the passage can be described as:
A. Nervous B. Excited C. Analytical D. Optimistic |
What is A. To inform you
The author of this passage walked up to you and said: "In 2015, a study showed that people with a lot of friends recovered from the flu quicker than people who do not have a lot of friends." The author’s purpose is
A. To inform you B. To entertain you C. To persuade you |
What is deadly, causing death
The definition of fatal.
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What is false
Family relationships have a bigger impact on our psychological well-being than friendship.
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What is having a lot of friends and a better survival rate
A study of nurses with breast cancer found that ______ was associated with ____________.
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What is D. Facts and evidence to support the passage’s main idea
The studies presented provide the passage with:
A. Entertainment for the reader B. Boring information about friendship and health C. Information on how to make a lot of friends D. Facts and evidence to support the passage’s main idea |
What is C. To persuade you
The author of this passage walked up to you and said: "You should make a lot of friends. If you have friends, you will have a happy, healthy life." The author’s purpose is
A. To entertain you B. To inform you C. To persuade you |
What is done in the same way, never changes
The definition of consistent.
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What is true
Harvard researchers reported that strong social ties could promote brain health as we age.
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What is strong attachment to a single person, heart attack, and heart disease
In a study of Swedish men, __________ didn’t appear to have any influence on a man’s risk of _________ or _______.
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What is A. Doctors and scientists that are searching for ways to improve health
This passage can be useful for:
A. Doctors and scientists that are searching for ways to improve health B. Teachers that want their students to be friends C. Married couples that want to have a healthy relationship D. Parents that want their children to get along |
What is fact
"In 2006, a study of nearly 3,000 nurses with breast cancer was conducted."
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What is great or intense
The definition of profound.
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What is false
Researchers have been paying attention to the importance of friendship for years.
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What is lower estimates and less steep
At the University of Virginia, 34 students were placed at the base of a steep hill while they were wearing a weighted backpack. When they were asked to estimate the steepness of the hill, those who stood with friends gave ______________ of the steepness of the hill. The longer the friends had known each other, the _____________ the hill appeared.
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What is B. Advantages of Friendship
If you were to give this passage a new title, the best title would be:
A. How to Maintain a Long and Healthy Friendship B. Advantages of Friendship C. The Joys of Friendship D. Friends First, Family Second |
What is opinion
"People with strong friendships are less likely than others to get colds, perhaps because they have lower stress levels."
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