Reading Passage
Lucas had always been fascinated by the ocean. As a child, he would spend hours watching documentaries about marine life and reading books on ocean exploration. Now, as a marine biologist, he had the chance to study the creatures he had admired for so long. His latest research took him to the Great Barrier Reef, where he observed vibrant coral ecosystems, swam alongside sea turtles, and recorded the impact of climate change on marine biodiversity. Each day, he learned something new, confirming his belief that the ocean held endless mysteries waiting to be uncovered.
What does Lucas do for work?
Where did Lucas do his latest research?
Why was Lucas excited about his research?
What does the passage suggest about Lucas’s feelings toward the ocean?
What is the main theme of the passage?
What does "marine" mean in the passage?
The word "biodiversity" in the passage refers to:
What does "confirming his belief" mean in the sentence: "Each day, he learned something new, confirming his belief that the ocean held endless mysteries"?
The phrase "held endless mysteries waiting to be uncovered" suggests that:
Choose the correct sentence:
Fill in the blank: "Lucas ______ books about marine life as a child."
Choose the correct past tense form:
Choose the correct sentence:
Choose the most grammatically accurate sentence:
Lucas asks, "Where are you from?" What is a correct answer?
Lucas says, "I love the ocean!" What is a good reply?
Lucas says, "I study marine life." What is a suitable response?
Lucas says, "The ocean is full of mysteries." How do you respond?
