Great Lakes

Which of the following is true?

• Lake Erie is smaller than Lake Ontario

• Lake Huron is totally within the borders of the United States

• Lake Huron has more shoreline than any other of the Great Lakes

• Chicago is one of Lake Superior’s major ports

Which of the following best describes the chart?

• It gives opinions about the Great Lakes

• It tells the history of the Great Lakes

• It tells a few facts about each of the Great Lakes

• It tells about how the Great Lakes are used today

The Great Lakes form part of the Canadian border.

• Great Lakes

• part

• Canadian

• border

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'lake' correctly?

• A) The lake of the story was very suspenseful.

• B) She decided to lake the opportunity to travel.

• C) They went for a swim in the lake.

• D) He was lake in his decision-making.

Identify the correct sentence structure: 'The Great Lakes, which are located in North America, are the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world.'

• A) Simple sentence

• B) Compound sentence

• C) Complex sentence

• D) Compound-complex sentence

Choose the correct synonym for 'great' in the context of 'Great Lakes'.

• A) Small

• B) Large

• C) Tiny

• D) Narrow

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• A) The Great Lakes is a group of five lakes.

• B) The Great Lakes are a group of five lakes.

• C) The Great Lakes was a group of five lakes.

• D) The Great Lakes be a group of five lakes.

What is the main idea of the following sentence? 'The Great Lakes are an important natural resource, providing water, transportation, and recreation.'

• A) The Great Lakes are only for recreation.

• B) The Great Lakes are a natural resource with multiple uses.

• C) The Great Lakes are not important.

• D) The Great Lakes are only for transportation.

Which word best completes the sentence? 'The Great Lakes are known for their _______ beauty.'

• A) artificial

• B) natural

• C) urban

• D) industrial

Identify the literary device used in the sentence: 'The Great Lakes roared with the sound of the wind.'

• A) Simile

• B) Metaphor

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole