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1、 Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick CheckLeveLInstructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.Name Date Quick Check continued on following pageV V1.What is the cause of the shrinking Arctic ice cap?A Scientists building laboratories on it.B Large boats sailing th

2、rough the ice.C Rising temperaturesD Too many people are living on the ice cap.2.Many countries are competing to own parts of the North Pole because.A the region is filled with many natural resourcesB they want more land for people to live onC they want to protect the wildlife D they want to fly the

3、ir countrys flag on the top of the Earth3.Future changes in ownership of the North Pole will affect.A no oneB only people in the Northern Hemisphere C the South PoleD Planet Earth4.What is the most likely reason the author wrote this book?A to inform the reader about the wildlife in the Arctic regio

4、nB to point out the differences between the North and South PolesC to inform the reader about the competition for territory in the Arctic regionD to entertain the reader with stories of early explorers in the Arctic regionWho Owns the North Pole?Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Che

5、ck(continued)LeveLName Date Quick Check continued on following pageV VWho Owns the North Pole?5.A dispute is.A an argument B a meetingC an agreementD a conversation6.What is causing countries to scramble for sources of fuel in the North Pole?A The countries have run out of fuel and need more.B The c

6、ountries want to share the fuel freely with other countries.C The countries will eventually run out of fuel and want to make sure they have plenty for the future.D The countries are in no hurry to get more fuel.7.The melting Arctic ice cap is making it easier to.A build cities in the North Pole B sa

7、il ships through the Arctic regionsC share land in the North Pole among many countriesD go fishing8.What problem does the wildlife in the Arctic region face?A The animals do not have enough drinking water.B The animals are afraid of the people coming to the Arctic region.C The natural environment is

8、 being destroyed.D The wildlife is not facing any problems.9.Petroleum is used to.A help safe wildlifeB fuel vehicles and moreC navigate large shipsD clean water10.Which detail is not given as a reason many countries want to own territory in the Arctic region?A Countries want to collect natural reso

9、urces.B Countries want to help protect wildlife.C Countries want shorter trade routes for ships.D Countries want places to build military bases.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LeveLName Date V V11.Extended Response:Do you think Arctic countries will follow a path o

10、f peaceful agreements or competition for control of the Arctic region?Why or why not?12.Extended Response:How has changing weather on the planet shifted peoples view of the Arctic region?Use details from the text to support your answer.Who Owns the North Pole?Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.read

11、inga-Quick Check Answer SheetLeveLV VMain Comprehension Skill:Main Idea and DetailsWho Owns the North Pole?1.C Cause and Effect 2.A Main Idea and Details 3.D Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions 4.C Authors Purpose 5.A Vocabulary 6.C Cause and Effect 7.B Main Idea and Details 8.C Make Inferences/Draw Co

12、nclusions 9.B Vocabulary 10.B Main Idea and Details 11.Answers will vary,but students should support their answers with details and examples from the text.For example,students might cite that countries have reached a peaceful agreement with the South Pole,so perhaps this will also be possible with t

13、he North Pole.12.Students should cite that the change in global weather has caused the Arctic ice cap to melt rapidly.Because of this change,natural resources are more readily available,causing many countries to compete for land in the Arctic region.Students should include specific details and examples from the text.