1. The text structure of this article is based on a main idea and supporting details. What is the MOST likely reason why the author chose to organize the information this way?
(A) to let readers know the history of each of the major geographical areas of Asia
(B) to describe geographical features of Asia that the reader might want to visit
(C) to help the reader understand what each of the major geographical features of
Asia is like
(D) to help the reader understand why Asia is such a large continent with such a
large population
2. Read the selection from the section "Plateaus."
The Tibetan Plateau is the largest and highest area ever to exist on Earth. It covers an area about half the size of the United States.
Which answer choice BEST describes the structure of this selection?
(A) problem and solution
(B) compare and contrast
(C) cause and effect
(D) sequence of events
3. Use the images and information from the article to select the true statement.
(A) Most Asian animals live in cold, snowy climates.
(B) People are unable to live in or use most of Asia's geographical features.
(C) Few plants are able to grow in the Himalayan mountains.
(D) People are able to use many aspects of Asia's natural features.
4. Examine the image in the section "Mountain Systems," and read the selection below from that
section.
The Himalayas pass through northern India and make up most of
Nepal and Bhutan. The Himalayas are made up of three different
mountain belts. The northernmost belt, known as the Great Himalayas,
has the highest average height at 20,000 feet. The belt contains nine
of the highest peaks in the world. This belt includes the tallest
mountain in the world, Mount Everest. It stands at 29,035 feet.
How does the image support the information in the selection above?
(A) It shows how the Himalayas exist in three different countries.
(B) It illustrates how tall the Himalayas are.
(C) It shows Mount Everest towering over other mountains.
(D) It illustrates the three different mountain belts.
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