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(2) What does it mean when someone has empathy?
(A) They are good at taking war photos.
(B) They like to read other people’s life stories.
(C) They are able to understand how other people feel.
(D) They are good at helping people change their own lives.
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(3) Which is true about Marie Colvin?
(A) The chance to study at Yale made her leave her job in the Middle East.
(B) The experience in Sri Lanka did not change her way of reporting news.
(C) She was killed in Homs when she was interviewing soldiers there for her report.
(D) She was not sure what to do in the future until she worked for the Sunday Times.
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NiceReads
Speaking American is a great book!
By Lucia Leisure ★★★★★
I just love Josh Katz’s new book! It’s about (1) ______ in different parts of the US. The information in the book was collected from the quiz that Katz built on the website in 2013. The quiz asked what words people use for something, and their answers showed interesting facts. For example, there are different names for sports shoes. In most parts of the US, people say “tennis shoes.” In the northeast of the country, people wear “sneakers.” In some towns, “tennis shoes” and “sneakers” become “gym shoes.” The use of words tells us where people are from, like Katz’s book says. But in my experience, it also shows (2) ______. My family has lived in New York since my grandparents. It’s not surprising that I say “sneakers.” But my grandfather says “plimsolls,” and my daughter says “kicks” or “vans.” Maybe Katz can study this difference for his next book.
(1) (A) what things are called
(B) how sports are played
(C) why different languages are spoken
(D) what words are often spelled differently
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(2) (A) how old they are
(B) who they speak to
(C) where they grew up
(D) whether they are men or women
