Question

passage 1
fun facts about llamas
by shanti flaherty
llamas are fascinating animals, native to south
america. llamas are relatives of the camel, though they
do not have humps like camels do. the native peoples of
the andes mountains, in peru, have domesticated and
used llamas as pack animals for centuries. llamas can
carry 50 - 75 pound loads, up to twenty miles in a day.
however, according to a recent article from national
geographic, if llamas are saddled with more than 75
pounds of weight, they ... will simply refuse to move (and
will) often lie down on the ground and may spit, hiss, or
even lock at their owners until their burden is lessened.
llamas were first brought to the united states in the
late 1800s, and put on display at american zoos across
the country. according to zoologists at the pittsburgh zoo,
liamas do not always get along. in fact, if one llama does
not like another llama, it will stick out its tongue to express

2
which detail is mentioned in the magazine article but not in the online source?
○a. llamas were first brought into the united states in the 1800s.
○b. llamas are phologenic animals.
○c. llamas carry their babies for up to 350 days.

Explanation:

• Option A: The magazine article mentions "Llamas were first brought to the United States in the late 1800s". If the online source does not have this information, then A is a detail only in the magazine.
• Option B: The passage does not mention anything about llamas being photogenic animals.
• Option C: The passage does not mention the gestation period (carrying babies) of llamas.

Answer:

A. Llamas were first brought into the United States in the 1800s.