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Chapter 3: Mastery Test 7

A. Skim each of the following paragraphs. Then, identify the idea that correctly states the topic. (Hint: one idea is too general to be the topic; another idea is too specific.)

This activity contains 5 questions.

Question 1.

1.     1Often called the "forgotten nutrient," water is essential to life. 2Without it, you could live only about one week. 3About 65 to 70 percent of your body weight is made up of water in the form of blood, saliva, sweat, urine, cellular fluids, and digestive enzymes. 4In all these various forms, water helps transport nutrients, remove wastes, and regulate body temperature.
— Pruitt & Stein, Health Styles, 2nd ed., p. 107.
 
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Question 2.

2.     1Fear of skin cancer has given sun exposure a bad rap. 2However, a healthy body needs short daily doses of sunlight. 3Direct sunlight helps the body produce vitamin D, and vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium. 4Sunlight also stimulates the body to produce two important chemicals. 5One is serotonin, which helps stabilize your moods. 6The other is melatonin, which helps regulate your sleep cycle.
 
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Question 3.

B. Read the following group of ideas and then answer the questions that follow.

a. Hemingway developed his style as a reporter for the Kansas City Star.
b. Hemingway used short sentences and active, simple language.
c. American novelist Ernest Hemingway developed a writing style that earned him the Nobel Prize in literature.

3. Statement (a) is

 
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Question 4.
4. Statement (b) is

 
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Question 5.
5. Statement (c) is

 
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