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English 11a - Unit Three Exam Graded A+
How do "All About Sleep" and "Sleep Problems and Solutions" treat the topic of sleep
differently? - ANSWER-"All About Sleep" focuses on the science of sleep, while "Sleep
Problems and Solutions" focuses on sleep deficiency and improving sleep habits.

How does the author of "Sleep Problems and Solutions" effectively use headings to
organize important ideas? - ANSWER-Each heading sets up guidance for people to
follow so that they can address sleep deficiency and improve their sleep habits.

How does the graph near the end of the "What Makes You Sleep?" section of "All About
Sleep" effectively contribute to this portion of the text? - ANSWER-It provides a
representation of a typical eight-hour sleep period and shows periods of REM and non-
REM sleep.

In "Sleep Problems and Solutions," how is the meaning of deficiency refined throughout
the text? - ANSWER-The author relates the word deficiency to the symptoms, the
problems, and the effects of lack of sleep.

Read the paragraph from the "Why Is Sleep Important?" section of "All About Sleep."
The way you feel while you're awake depends in part on what happens while you're
sleeping. During sleep, your body is working to support healthy brain function and
maintain your physical health. In children and teens, sleep also helps support growth
and development.
Why does the author include this paragraph in the article? - ANSWER-to give reasons
why sleep is important to everyone, including teens and children

Read the sentence.
A key term in "All About Sleep" is the word _[blank]_ because a purpose of the article is
to explain potential outcomes if we do not get enough quality sleep.
Which option best completes the sentence? - ANSWER-deficiency

Read the sentence.
One purpose of "Sleep Problems and Solutions" is to inform individuals about _[blank]_.
What best completes the sentence? - ANSWER-the specific methods that may help to
improve a person's sleep habits

What correctly identifies a text feature and its function? - ANSWER-Boldfaced text
signals to readers that a word or phrase is important.

What is the function of the subheadings in "All About Sleep"? - ANSWER-They answer
the question "Why Is Sleep Important?" and are followed by text that provides further
details.

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