PARCC Advanced Reading Practice Questions Flashcards
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1. What happened first?
Answer: John Muir learned to climb rocky cliffs.
This question requires understanding the chronological order of events in John Muir's life as presented in the passage. Learning to climb rocky cliffs likely refers to an early, formative experience in his youth, preceding later significant events such as his travels to the Gulf of Mexico or the establishment of Muir Woods.
2. When did Muir invent a unique form of alarm clock?
Answer: While the Muir family lived in Wisconsin.
This question asks for a specific biographical detail from the passage about John Muir. Muir was known for his mechanical ingenuity during his youth, and the invention of a unique alarm clock is an anecdote specifically associated with his time living on the family farm in Wisconsin.
3. What did John Muir do soon after he arrived in San Francisco?
Answer: He headed inland for the Sierra Nevadas.
This question tests chronological understanding of Muir's travels and early explorations. Upon his arrival in California, John Muir was famously drawn to the natural beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains and Yosemite Valley, making it his immediate and primary destination for exploration.
4. When did John Muir meet Theodore Roosevelt?
Answer: Between 1901 and 1906
This question asks for the specific timeframe of a significant historical meeting. John Muir and President Theodore Roosevelt famously met in Yosemite in 1903, an event crucial for the conservation movement. The period 'Between 1901 and 1906' correctly encompasses this pivotal meeting.
5. What happened last?
Answer: John Muir Trail was dedicated.
The question asks for the last event in a sequence related to John Muir. Based on historical timelines, the John Muir Trail was dedicated in 1938, which occurred after John Muir's death in 1914, the formation of the Sierra Club in 1892, and the proving of his glacial theory. Therefore, the dedication of the trail is the chronologically latest event among the choices.