2. What choice is relevant to the idea that there are four months of the year with ONLY 30 days? a. September, April, June and November
c. February
b. January, February, March and April
d. September, October, November, December

3. There is a present on the kitchen table for a baby girl. Which of the statements is best related to the sentence?
a. Someone is going to a baby shower
c. A wedding is about to begin
b. Miss Lance is baking a cake
d. Your little sister is celebrating a birthday

4. Crimes are not the only cases Catherine Thacker works on. Sometimes her job is to find out if two people
are related. People who are related have DNA that is very similar. What sentence would fit in this paragraph?
a. Thacker looks at tiny drops of blood or bits of hair or skin.
b. Her job is to help the police
c. Genes are passed down from parent to child
d. If two sets of DNA are close enough that would show that they are related.

5. Doug Duncan runs a planetarium at the University of Colorado. He remembers a strange animal experience in
Bolivia, a country in South America. A line of llamas formed beside him and his co-workers to watch the
eclipse. Duncan also watched another eclipse from his boat. Which piece of evidence shows Duncan observed
weird animal behavior?
a. He remembers a strange animal experience in Bolivia, a country in South America.
b. Doug Duncan runs a planetarium at the University of Colorado
C. A line of llamas formed beside him and his co-workers to watch the eclipse.
d. Duncan also watched another eclipse from his boat.

6. What we know as cotton candy was introduced at the 1904 World's Fair. Which detail would most likely be
included in a paragraph with this claim?
a. More than 6, 800 boxes of cotton candy were sold during that fair.
c. Cotton candy is awesome.
b. The World's Fair took place in Chicago.
d. You can buy cotton candy at the circus.​