The Volcano Lady-Text Evidence

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Donna O’Meara’s interest in nature is shown by:

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“No volcanoes in Connecticut, but fierce thunder and lightning storms thrilled Donna in spring and summer.”

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Paragraph 5 adds to the text by suggesting Donna's growing passion for studying volcanoes.

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suggesting that Donna was becoming more passionate about studying volcanoes

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Meaning of 'document' in paragraph 8?

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verb | to record in written or photographic form

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Paragraph 11 adds to the text mainly by:

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suggesting the importance of the O’Mearas’ work to science.

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Inference best supported by paragraph 1:

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Donna and Steve O’Meara were in a dangerous situation.

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Inference about Donna O’Meara:

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Loves her work so much that she risks her safety for it.

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Using context clues, the word 'predict' in paragraph 3 means:

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forecast

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Context clues for 'document' in para 8.

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record

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Supports what Donna learned about volcanoes:

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paragraph 5

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Where do Steve and Donna O'Meara live?

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paragraph 7

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