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ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v1 .......................................................................................................... 2
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v2 .................................................................................................... 97
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v3 .............................................................................................. 154
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v1
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous climate changes. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago, when
much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge sheets of
ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees Celsius
lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise of two
to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly drastic
changes to the world we call home?
Which sentence is the topic sentence?
-What if this causes simi
,A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than it
may seem at first glance.
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
drastic changes to the world we call home?
In the paragraph above, global temperature change is:
the topic.
the topic
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
, land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
drastic changes to the world we call home?
Which sentence summarizes the main idea of the paragraph?
-A sma
People should be concerned by even minor global temperature
changes.
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
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ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v1 .......................................................................................................... 2
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v2 .................................................................................................... 97
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v3 .............................................................................................. 154
ATI TEAS 7 – Reading Test v1
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous climate changes. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago, when
much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge sheets of
ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees Celsius
lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise of two
to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly drastic
changes to the world we call home?
Which sentence is the topic sentence?
-What if this causes simi
,A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than it
may seem at first glance.
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
drastic changes to the world we call home?
In the paragraph above, global temperature change is:
the topic.
the topic
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
, land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
drastic changes to the world we call home?
Which sentence summarizes the main idea of the paragraph?
-A sma
People should be concerned by even minor global temperature
changes.
A global temperature change of a few degrees is more significant than
it may seem at first glance. This is not merely a change in weather in
any one location. Rather, it is an average change in temperatures
around the entire surface of the planet. It takes a vast amount of heat
energy to warm every part of our world—including oceans, air, and
land—by even a tiny measurable amount. Moreover, relatively small
changes in the earth's surface temperatures have historically caused
enormous changes in climate. In the last ice age 20,000 years ago,
when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under huge
sheets of ice, mean global temperatures were only about five degrees
Celsius lower than they are now. Scientists predict a temperature rise
of two to six degrees Celsius by 2100. What if this causes similarly
