Medium Reading ——ee Narrative text Read the story, Big Bowl Skating Contest, and then answer the questions about this text. ¥ Big Bowl Skating Contest Ben stood on his skateboard and balanced precariously on the edge of the bowl. ‘I'm going to beat you," he said to the bey standing just behind him. ‘And win that prize.’ “Yeah, right,’ Max replied nonchalantly. He laughed and walked casually over to the viewing area. ‘Do your best, buddy,’ he called. ‘We both know that prize is mine. There's no way you'll beat my 9.5 score." Ben watched as Max sat down. | can do this, he thought looking down into the bowl. Ijust have to remember to bend my knees. Ben wiped the perspiration from his hands. He took a deep breath and pushed off down the side of the bowl. He travelled smoothly though the bowl and up the other side. ‘Perfect ride,’ he heard someone call as he rolled back down to. the bottom of the bow, I've got it, Ben thought. One more perfect ride and the prize is mine! He reached the other side of the bowl and was on his way back down when he went flying. ‘Rats!’ he cried, landing on his back, "Are you okay?! asked Stephen from the top of the bowl. 24 ‘Yeah, I'm fine,’ Ben answered in a bit of huff. "You leaned back,' Stephen said. ‘You have to keep your weight centred over the board. Well, that's it for today’s lesson anyway. I'll see you two again next Friday.’ “Thanks Stephen,’ Max said with a grin ‘I had no falls! Looks like the milkshakes are on you this time, Ben.’ "Yep," Ben said with a shrug. 'l'm buying today.’ Narrative text|. Reply nonchalantly means to reply: O inacalm, relaxed manner O inan anxious manner O inan angry manner 2. Where were the boys skating? O onapath O inaskate sow O inan oval 3. Who was Stephen? O Ben's buddy © Ben's father O Ben's skating instructor 4, What did Ben do wrong that caused him to fall? O he looked up O he bent his knees O he leaned back 5. What is the reader led fo believe in the opening paragraphs? 6. What were the boys really doing in this story? 7. What was the prize? 8. What does Ben do that ells the reader that he is nervous about pushing off from the edge of the bowl? Narrative text 228 Medium Reading ee Factual text Read the text, The Bermuda Triangle, and then answer the questions. y The Bermuda Triangle The Bermuda Triangle is @ region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, Miami, Florida, the islands of Bermuda and San Juan, Puerto Rico, border this triangle. Over the years there have been many strange and unexplained disappearances of planes, ships and people in the Triangle. Read on to learn about the major disappearances that have helped the Bermuda Triangle eam its other name—the Devil's Triangle. Factual textOn 4 March 1918 a massive ship known as Cyclops vanished without a trace, taking with it the 306 crewmembers and passengers who were on board, On 23 November 1941 a 145-metre-long ship known as Proteus disappeared inexplicably and was never heard from again. Fifty-eight men vanished with the ship. On 10 December 1941 Proteus's sister ship the Nereus also disappeared along with its 61 crew members. On 5 December 1945 five torpedo bombers with a total of 13 men on board took off from naval air station in Florida. They were conducting a routine flight mission that would see them flying a triangular path but the entire squadron disappeared without a trace. A search team was dispatched to locate the missing squadron and it disappeared as well. On 17 January 1949 a passenger aircraft with 20 people on board went missing in the same area. Weather conditions at the time of the disappearance were reported as calm and fair, This plane also vanished without a trace and no wreckage was ever found, On 4 February 1963 the last communications were received from a tanker ship with 39 crew members on board. It vanished in the same area off the southern coast of Florida, 1. Why do you think the word ‘triangle’ features in the name of this place? 2. What does ‘vanishing inexplicably’ mean?, 3. What was found of the missing five torpedo bombers?. 4, Why do you think information about calm and fair weather has been included in the entry for 17 January 19492. 5. The word ‘dispatched’ mea Osent to a destination Ogiven away Olost on a mission 6. The Devil's Triangle is famous for its: O bordering islands Ounexplained disappearances O devilish sculptures Factual text 7Medium Reading Procedural text Read the text, Egg in a Bottle, and then answer the questions about this text. Egg in a Bottle Do you think you can squeeze a hard- boiled egg into a bottle without breaking it? Try this experiment to see if you can * This experiment requires adult help. What you need + one hard-boiled egg * one washed, glass bottle with an opening narrower than the egg * anewspaper What to do 1. Peel the shell from the hard-boiled egg. 2. Gently place the egg on top of the bottle opening to ensure it won't fall through. 3. Remove the egg and rest it on the bench. 4, Tear the newspaper into long strips. 5. Drop three or four newspaper strips into the empty bottle, 6. Ask an adult to light the match and drop it into the bottle. 7..As soon as the newspaper is alight place the egg over the opening of the bottle and watch what happens. How does it work? Before setting the paper alight the egg was too large to fit through the opening. After the newspaper was set alight, the egg moved through the hole into the bottle. But why did it happen? When the temperature of the air inside the bottle changes the pressure of the air inside the bottle also changes. As combustion heats the air in the bottle, the air pressure in there increases too. The heated air pushes on the egg and sometimes it can cause it to jump. around ailitie. Then, as the air inside cools down, the egg settles back onto the opening of the bottle and seals the opening. The air now trapped inside the bottle by the egg is less than before the newspaper was set alight. When the temperature outside and inside the bottle is the same, alll the pressure outside the bottle pushes the egg through the hole. 28 Procedural text1. Adult help is required for this experiment because: Oeggs are easily broken O the bottle is made of glass Oit involves fire 2. What item is missing from the list of things needed to complete this experiment? Obottie Omatches Ohard-boiled egg 3. In step 2 the egg: Obreaks apart O passes through the opening O can't pass through the opening 4, Combustion is the process of: O pushing eggs through holes O tearing newspaper Obuming something 5. The lit newspaper strips cause the air pressure in the bottle: Oto drop Olorise Oloremain constant 6. What sometimes causes the egg to jump around? Othe bottle opening O the cool air O the hot air 7. What needs to be equal for the egg to move through the hole? 8. How would removing step 6 change the outcome of this experiment? Procedural text »Medium Reading ee Persuasive text Read the text, Reduce Your Electricity Usage, and answer the questions. Reduce Your Electricity _++v Usage here are plenty of good reasons for why we should all tty to reduce the amount of electricity we use, and there are a number of easy ways to do this. The less electricity we use, the more we help our environment It will also save us money by reducing our electricity bills. Firstly, be sure to tum off all appliances properly. This means actually switching the appliances 1. Why is it a good idea to reduce our electricity consumption?. off at the wall. Many appliances these days use a ‘standby’ feature. This feature allows the appliance to look as though it is completely tumed off, but it isnt. It is still using electricity to stay ‘onin’standby’ mode. Computers, televisions and cordless phones are amongst the top appliances guilty of doing this Secondly, using the washing machine on the cold water cycle as much as possible will reduce the amount of overall hot water Used in the household. Hot water appliances are very costly to run Any teduction in the amount of hot water used in a household will make a big difference. Then, ‘once clothes are washed, try to hang them out in the sun and air to dry rather than drying them in a clothes dryer, It not only reduces electricity usage but also is better for the clothes and the environment. Finally, consider investing in solar electricity for the home This type of electricity comes from the sun's rays. Using solar electricity for even a portion of a home’s electricity requirements can reduce electricity usage significantly Use electricity wisely for a better, cleaner world 2. Explain what ‘standby’ is. 3. What alternative type of electricity is suggested in this text? 4, What does the author mean by ‘switching the appliances off at the wall’®, 5. What is needed to make solar electricity? 6. Write down two ideas that the author has given to save electricity in the laundry.Visual text Look at and read the visual text, Medieval Knight's Armour, and then answer the questions. Medieval Knight's Armour Medieval knights were powerful warriors who fought battles on behalf of their king and country. They existed from about the year 1000 until the 1500s. Knights fought on horseback in suits of armour, This armour provided protection from lances and arrows. Helmets protected the head. Most had visors that could be removed Allhelmets had o skit of chainmail These suits wore known as homnesses that protected the neck and they weighed about 25 klograms, Tiny shields known as besagues protected the armpits The breastplate protected the chest ~ the upper arms were covered with pieces known as rerebraces. The lower arms were protected by vambraces. Protective gloves known os gauntlets had me'al plates thot covered the fingers The thighs were covered with cuisses. Sabatons were the fst item a knight The ankies and calves were put on. They protected the feet protecied by geaves. 1. What are gauntlets@___ 2. Why did knights wear armour? 3. What was the first piece of armour a knight put on?. 4, Who did knights fight battles for?. 5. What was a harness?. 6. How were a knight's fingers protected? 7. Was a suit of armour light or heavy? 8. What item could be removed from the upper body? Visual text 31Medium Answers SaaS Page 25 Narrative text 1. option 1:in ¢ calm, relaxed manner 2. option 2: na skate bow! 3, option 3: Ben's skating insttuctor 4. option 3: he leoned back 5. The reader is led to believe that Sen is taking part in a big skating contest with a valuable prize at stake, when actually the boys are only pretending that they'te in a big skating contest They are really just having a lesson and whoever does the worst in the lesson buys the mikshakes after class 6. The boys were taking part ina skating lesson, 7. The ptize was a free mikshake ater class. 8. Ben wipes perspiration from his hands and tokes a deep breath before pushing off. These actions indicate nervousness. 32 Page 27 Factual text 1. The three places or points that comprise the area form a triangle shape. The space inside this triangle is the area known as the Bermuda or Devil's rangle. 2. The word ‘inexplicably’ means that itis unexpicinable. There is no explanation for the event that occured, 3. Absolutely nothing was found of the five torpedo bombers. 4. Its more understandable that o passenger aircratt could go down in dangerous or freacherous weather. The fact that flying conditions were close to perfect the day the plone went missing further adds to its inexplicable disoppeorance. 5. option 1: sent to @ destination 6. option 2: unexplained disappearances Page 29 Procedural text 1. option 3:it involves fre 2. option 2: matches 3. option 3: can't pass through the opening 4, option 3: burning something S. option 2: fo rise 6, option 3: the hot air 7. The temperature outside and inside the bottle needs fo be equal for the ‘29g fo move through the hole. 8. Air temperature and pressure would not be altered and therefore the egg would not be able to poss through the hole, Page 30 Persuasive text 1. Reducing electricity consumption is better for the envionment and ako reduces electicity bil 2, Standby’ means that the ‘appliance itself is tuned off but it has not been switched off at the power point, and therefore is stil using an amount of electricity to remain on standby. 3,S0lor electicity 4.To switch off at the power point (on the wall where the appliance is plugged in. S. Sunlight, the sun or the sun’s rays. 6. Wash clothes in cold water, and hang them on the line rather than putting them in the dryer. Page 31 Visual text 1. protective gloves 2. 10 protect the'r bodies from lances and arrows 3. sabetons thot protected the feet 4. Knights fought battles on behalf of their king and country. 5. Ahamess iso suit of armour 6. Metal plates attached to the gloves protected the fingers. 7.1twos heavy. 8.0 visor Medium AnswersSample Test ——_—S— Se Read the story, Band Blues, and then colour the circle for the correct answer. ¥ Band Blues Josh, Emma, Trent and Aaron were si around a coffee table in the garage at Trent's place. The space had been converted into a comfortable big room. ‘I've called this meeting for two reasons,’ Trent said. ‘We have to settle on a name for the band and we must discuss the vocalist auditions.’ Josh stretched his legs out in front of him and rested his guitar on them. ‘Well, you know how | feel about the auditions, he said. ‘We don't need anether girl ‘One's already too much.’ “You say the sweetest things,’ Emma said, giving him a sneer. ‘We agreed that we need another gitl fo sing harmony with me when I'm not doing the lead.’ ‘We won the school talent quest with me on guitar, Emma on vocals, Aaron on drums and Trent on keyboards,’ Josh snapped. ‘We don't need anyone else! ‘Josh,’ Trent said, ‘we've made it into Top of the Charts! if we win this ing Achance to have a big hit while we're still at school in Year 91 We need to make sure we've got what it takes to win and we need a much better name than The Strays. | vote for Sleeping Dragon.’ Aaron went over to the drums and started beating out a rhythm. 'We should call ourselves Devil's Drum," he said. ‘And competition we get a recording contract. I think we should give the spot to Saskia. She had a much wider range in her voice than the others. She could sing anything and her voice goes so well with Emma's.’ ‘Bring her into the band and | leave.’ Josh said, ‘What's wrong with us doing harmony with Emma? What's wrong with me singing lead? | used to before Emma joined and | still should be. | prefered it when we were just a boy band and | was lead, Saskia's not even 15 yet. She's only in Year 8! What a joke!’ "You are so self-obsessed, Josh,’ Trent said quietly. ‘I'm sick of listening to you talking about yourself. Leave, if that’s what you really want.’ Then Trent turned to the others and asked, 'Who wants Saskia?" Three hands went up and Josh stormed out of the garage. Emma, Trent and Aaron looked at each other and laughed. ‘Good riddance," Aaron said with a wide smile, ‘He's so inflexible. Hey, why don't we call ourselves Good Times to Come!" Emma and Trent laughed then Emma said, ‘He was a troublemaker, wasn't he?" “Absolutely! Trent replied. exe Sompie TestSample Test SEE 1. What does the word ‘converted! mean? Oto change Oto extend Oto expand 2. Auditions for another vocalist had: O not been held O already been held Obeen cancelled 3. What is the role of a vocalist? Oto play an instrument Oto sing Oto dance 4, Emma's comment ‘You say the sweetest things’ was: Omeant to be scomful O genuinely meant O meant to be funny 5. The band had been selected to compete in the: Oschool talent quest OTop of the Charls competition Oband auditions 6, Josh resents Emma being in the band because she is a: Obetter guitarist O better drummer O better singer 7. Josh is self-obsessed because he: O doesn't like girs O thinks only of himself O wants the best for the band 8. Aaron says ‘good riddance! because he is: O glad to have Saskia Osad to be losing Josh O happy to be rid of Josh 9, Aaron suggests Good Times to Come because: Oit’sa good band name Otimesare tough O things will be better without Josh 34 10. Why is Saskia worth having in the band? O she's in Year 8 O everyone likes her Oshe sings really well Surple Tescorrect answer. Read the text, How to Ride a Surfboard, and then colour the circle for the ¥ How to Ride a Surfboard Riding the waves is a popular sport and pro surfers make it look so easy. If you're just a beginner then you'll know it isn’t that easy to get up on a board and stay there! Follow these instructions and you'll be riding the waves in no time. First, be sure to have a board that is the right size for you. The general rule is to get a board that’s about 50 cm wide and about 30 em longer than your height. Short boards are very hard to paddle on and long boards are difficult for beginners to learn on. Next, learn to paddle correctly. Good paddling technique involves lying facedown on your board with your legs straight out behind you. Use your arms to perform a crawi stroke that will take you out to where the waves are. Then, whilst still lying on your tummy, turn your board around to face the shore and wait for a wave. When you see a good wave heading towards you, start padding in the same manner. When the wave reaches the end of your board, you'll be pushed along with it. This is the time to stand up! As soon as the wave hits, grab the sides of the board with your hands and propel yourself up pulling your feet in underneath you as you go. Stand up on your feet as quickly as you can, Finally, ride the wave to shore. Be sure to move your feet so that one isin front of the other. This will help stabilise you and stop you from losing your balance. 11. A surfboard should be: O shorter than the rider Olonger than the rider Othe same length as the rider O beneath them Oon either side of the board Ostraight out behind them 12. To paddle correctly a rider's legs should be: Sample Test 35Sample Test SSS 13. What does the word ‘stabilise’ mean in this text? O to wobble Oto fall off Otokeep steady 14, The phrase ‘in the same manner’ means: Oto be polite Othe same as before Othe same direction 15. A rider should stand up on the board when: Othe wave is near O they see the wave O the wave touches the board 16. It's very hard to paddle: Oin deep water Oon along board Oona short board 17. When paddling correctly a rider is: O kneeling down Ostanding up lying on their tummy 18. ‘Pro’ is the shortened word for: O professional O producer O promotion 19. For a rider to stay balanced their feet should be: O close together Oside by side O one in front of the other 20. To ride the waves a rider needs: Obig feet O good balance Olong legs 36 Sample TestRead the text, Edinburgh Castle, Haunted!, and answer the questions on the next page. Edinburgh Castle, Haunted! Edinburgh Castle in Scotland has seen its share of executions, sieges and attacks, burnings ‘and death over its 900 plus years of existence, Given its violent history it is not surprising to learn that the castle is said to be one of the most haunted spots in the world, Im 2001 a group of scientific investigators of the paranormal decided to explore the castle's haunted history. The team included a psychologist from Hertfordshire University in England, eight researchers and more than 200 volunteers from all around the world Only volunteers that had no knowledge of the castle's haunted history were allowed to participate in the study. The team spent ten days studying the castle's chambers, vaults, cellars and secret passages. The equipment they used included night-vision glasses, infrared cameras that take photos without the need for light and temperature probes, and this was what they found: * The highest number of paranormal experiences reported by the volunteers took place in the areas of the castle alleged to be haunted. + Paranormal experiences included sudden temperature drops, the feeling of clothes being tugged, shadowy-looking figure sightings, sensation that they were being watched, unseen presences touching faces and burning sensations on the arms. * Sighting of a ghost in a leather apron. * Infrared photos taken showed unusual fog-type mists, green lights and orbs and various unexplained spots of light. Although the findings weren't conclusive the researchers were convinced that some sort of paranormal activity is going on at Edinburgh Castle. Sample TestSample Test ——E—— 21. When something is said to be haunted it means that itis: Oempty and quiet Ovisited by ghosts and spirits O visited by loads of tourists 22. How old is Edinburgh Castle? © 900 years old Omore than 900 years old =O less than 900 years old 23. Volunteers were screened for their: Oatility to see ghosts = O bravery in scary situations = O knowledge of hauntings 24. Paranormal experiences are: Ounique experiences Ovusual experiences — Ounexplained unusual experiences 25. The investigation was successful in showing that the castle was: Odefinitely haunted = Onothaunted —Omost likely haunted 26. The only ghost that was seen was: Cazgreen orb in the cellar. Qa child ina nightdress ~Osomeone in a leather apron 27. When was most of the study conducted? Qin the mornings Ojin full sunlight Oat night when it was dark 28. The infrared photos taken showed: Oseveral ghosts Osome unexplained activity Onothing unusual 29. The team investigated: Oallof the castle Osome of the castle Othe outside of the castle 30. What is the significance of the first point?. Sample TestRead the graph, Is Edinburgh Castle Really Haunted? You Decide, ¥ and then colour the circle for the correct answer. Is Edinburgh Castle Really Haunted? You Decide One hundred volunteers who drops in temp| attended the legendary evening ghost sightings walking tours, Haunted Edinburgh burning sensations Castle, took part in a survey of clothes tugging whether or not they thought teeing of being watched the castle really was haunted. haunted The results reflected their not haunted experiences as they explored the castle with their tour guides. unsure 0 50 100 No. of people 31. The people surveyed for Ihis graph were volunteers from Ihe: Oparanormal investigation © Ocastle walking tour © paranormal society 32. Every volunteer experienced: Oclothes tugging O temperature drops Obeing walched 33. Which of the following statements about whether the castle is haunted or not is correct? Omost were unsure Omost said itwas haunted = O most said it wasn't haunted 34, Nearly alll the volunteers experienced: Oa feeling of being watched O burning sensations Oclothes tugging 35. Based on the findings in this graph it would be fair to say that the castle: Ois nol haunied Ohas paranormal aciivily going on = Oiis old and dark Sample Test 39Test Answers and Explanations —— Page 34 answers 1. option 1: to change 2, option 2: already been held 3. option 2: to sing 4, option 1: meant to be scornful 5. option 2: Top of the Charts competition 6. option 3: belter singer 7. option 2: thinks only of himself 8. option 3: happy to be rid of Josh, 9. option 3: things will be better without Josh 10. option 3: she sings really well 1. Ifyou do not know the meaning of the word ‘converted’ reread the fist paragraph to gather clues about its meaning. The space wos a garage and is now a living room where Trent can spend time with his friends, 2. Aaron knows who the best singer was. We can infer from this that auditions have already been hel. 3. The clues to the answer are that the band needed someone to sing with Emma and that the auditions were 'vocalist auditions’ Ifyou do not know what a vocalist does then you work it out from these two pieces of information in the text. 4, The clue to this answer is the phrase “giving him a sneer’. Emma would not sneer if she intended the comment to be genuine or funny. 5. This is a factinding question and the answer can be located in the paragraph beginning with ‘Josh, Trent said ... 6. We know that Emma replaced Josh as lead singer in the band. the implication is that the band felt she was the belter singer and gave that role to her. 40 7. Rereading the prior paragraph and reading on in the text will help to decipher what this phrase means. 8. Aaron is smiling widely when he says this. He is not sad and the comment has nothing to do with Saskia, Therefore, happy to be rid of Josh’ is the correct answer. 9. the other band members are glad that Josh has left. We also know that he has been a difficult band member. Aaron has suggested this tile because he knows that things will be much better now that Josh has left the band. 10. Saskia is in Year 8 and the other members do like her but these are not the reasons that Aaron, gives for why she should be offered the new spot in the band. She has a wide vocal range and sings well with Emma, who we know has a very good voice. Page 35 answers 11. option 2: longer than the rider 12, option 3: straight out behind them 11. In the second paragraph the general rule states that a board should be 30 cm longer than a person's height. 12. This is a fact-finding question and the answer can be located in the third paragraph. Test Answers ond ExplanationsPage 36 answers 13, option 3: to keep steady 14. option 2: the same as before 15. option 3: the wave touches the board 16, option 3: on a short board 17. option 3: ying on their tummy 18. option 1: professional 19. option 3: one in front of the orher 20. option 2: good balance 13. To test your answer, try each option in the sentence, ‘This will help stabilise you and stop you from losing your balance.’ ‘This will help to keep steady and stop you from losing your balance’ makes sense. 14, The phrase, ‘in the same manner’ means "the same as before’. To work on this answer you need to reread the preceding paragraph and then read on, 15, The wave needs to reach the end of the board before a rider stands up. 16. This is c fact-finding question and the answer can be located in the second paragraph. 17. To lay on the tummy is the same as lying facedown. Lying facedown is the instruction offered in the text. 18. To know this answer you must draw on your own knowledge as well as the context in which ‘pro’ is used in the text. 19. This information can be found in the final paragraph. 20. To confirm this answer use a process of elimination. We know from the text that staying balanced is needed to remain on the board whilst riding the wave. The text does not instruct the rider that to ride a surfboard they will need big feet or long legs. Test Answers and Explanations Page 38 answers 21. option 2: visited by ghosts and spiits 22. option 2: more than 900 years old 23. option 3: knowledge of hauntings 24. option 3: unexplained unusual experiences 25. option 3: was most likely haunted 26. option 3: someone in a leather apron 27. option 3: at night when it was dark 28. option 2: some unexplained activity 29. option 2: some of the castle: 30. see below 21. Knowing that this text is about whether Edinburgh Castle is haunted or not and that the study sought to confirm the presence of ghosts or spirit behaviour, we can infer that haunted means ‘visited by ghosts or spirits’ 22. The key to this answer can be found in the opening sentence of the text. It is important to read on from 900 years. 23. The research term specifically wanted those who had no prior knowledge of the alleged hauntings at the castle, You need to interpret the information and reflect on it to know this answer. 24, To choose the correct answer to this question you need to reflect on the overall ideas presented in the text and consder the context in which the word ‘paranormal is used within it. The paranormal experiences indicated in the text are experiences that are unexplainable and out of the ordinary. 25. We know that the findings weren't conclusive therefore it cannot be said that the castle is definitely haunted. We can infer from the last sentence that the findings were enough to believe that it most likely is haunted despite a lack of definite evidence. 4Test Answers and Explanations — Page 38 answers (continued) 26. The only reference to a ghost sighting is in the list of findings. 27. This answer is inferred in the text. You must look for clues in the text in order to know this answer. The equipment used in the Investigation was predominately night-time ‘equipment. Infrared cameras are cameras that can take images at night when there is no daylight and night-vision glasses only work in the dark. 28, The word ‘unusual in this sentence is key to this answer: ‘Infrared photos taken showed, unusual fog-lype mists, green lights and orbs ‘and various unexplained spots of light.’ 29. You must draw on your own knowledge of castles and the information provided in the text to know the answer to this question. We ‘are told that the team studied the castle's chambers, vaults, cellars and secret passages. We also know from prior knowledge of castles that these areas are only part of a castle. 30. The first point states: ‘The highest number ‘of paranormal experiences reported by the. volunteers took place in the areas of the castle alleged to be haunted.’ Answers will vary but they need to include the fact that volunteers were screened to be sure that only those with no knowledge of alleged hauntings at the castle were allowed to take part. Yet, even though they had no knowledge of alleged hauntings, most of the haunted experiences these volunteers had were in the exact same areas that are reported as being haunted. This is more than @ coincidence and isseen as further evidence to support the idea that the castle is indeed haunted. 2 Page 39 answers 31. option 2: castle walking tour 32. option 2: temperature drops 33. option 2: most said it was haunted 34. option 1: a feeling of being watched 35. option 2: has paranormal activity going on 31. This is a fact-finding question and the ‘answer can be found in the opening paragraph that precedes the graph. 32. There were 100 volunteers in total and the only entry showing 100 was for ‘drops in temp’, ‘temp’ being the abbreviated form of temperature. 33, Only 5 out of 100 were unsure and only 5 out of 100 said they thought it wasn't haunted. 34, 95 people voted feeling this sensation. I is nearly all of the volunteers with only 5 not experiencing the sensation. 35. You need to examine the overall response from the group and make a judgement about the results. There were more volunteers who experienced paranormal experiences than not and there were many more voluntzers who said they thought the castle was haunted as a result. Tes! Answers anid Explanations