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(B) They believed the river could get better if they took action.

(C) They thought the factories should be the only ones to clean the river.

(D) They waited for the animals to return before they started clearing. ### Part B (A) "...wildlife started disappearing."

(B) "The town decided to act."

(C) "The water smelled bad..."

(D) "Over the years, factories, farms, and homes began dumping trash..." ## Question 2 (A) A community's river became polluted due to actions of people.

(B) Children were taught in school how to protect the environment.

(C) Algae sometimes formed green mats on top of the water.

(D) The townspeople worked together to clean the river, which led to its recovery.

(E) Birds began to build nests along the riverbanks again. ## Question 3 (A) cause and effect

(B) problem and solution

(C) chronology

(D) comparison ## Question 4 (A) A river that has a different name now.

(B) A story about how a river went through a significant transformation.

(C) A description of a river that freezes in the winter.

(D) An explanation of how a river changes its path. ## Question 5 ### Part A (A) Planting trees is the only way to help a river.

(B) Human actions can damage the environment, but people can also work to fix it.

(C) It takes many years for a river to become polluted.

(D) Once wildlife leaves an area, it can never return. ### Part B (A) "The Willow River once flowed freely through a small town..."

(B) "Its banks were covered in litter..."

(C) "The cleanup showed that humans could harm the environment but also restore it..."

(D) "...algae sometimes created green mats on the surface."

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