Merrill Institute - QUIZ

PRACTICE QUIZ


  • Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 12 - 15.
    BPA is a chemical that is put into plastics that are used as food containers. Unfortunately, some of the BPA passes from the containers into the foods that they are meant to protect. When people and animals eat those foods, BPA goes into their bodies.

    There are studies that have found that BPA can increase our chances of getting a number of serious diseases. Many food companies are concerned about that risk and are starting to use containers that contain no BPA. That’s good right? Not necessarily. Some scientists caution that the substitute chemicals being used might turn out to be dangerous as well. They could possibly be even worse!
  • Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 16 - 19.
    FoxNews.com reports that Dr. Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist at NASA, believes that he has found the fossils of bacteria in meteorites. In other words, he claims to have found traces of life from outer space. Not surprisingly, his claim is controversial; many scientists do not accept that Dr. Hoover has come to the correct conclusion from what he has observed. Therefore, he has invited over 5,000 scientists to review his work and to publish their comments.
  • Bonus Questions: Read the tape measure for questions 20 - 27 and place answer in the blank below each image.





















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