Questions	Correct Answer	Wrong Answer 1	Wrong Answer 2	Wrong Answer 3	Skill	Version	Coins Rewarded	Correct Adjustment	Incorrect Adjustment	New Question Cost	Take a Hint Cost	Eliminate Answer Cost	Hint
The term "trend" is used in the article's<br>last paragraph. It means--	tendency.	event.	emergency.	style.	Vocabulary	6	2	0.01	0.01	2		2	
Which of the following conclusions, even<br>though it is not directly stated in the text,<br>makes sense?	Small icebergs cause more wrecks than large ones, as they are harder to see.	Penguins prefer playing on small icebergs.	Small icebergs melt slower in warmer waters than large icebergs do.	Ship captains have at lest ten nicknames for small icebergs.	Drawing Conclusions	6	4	0.03	0.01	2		3	
Which series of events is closest to the<br>life cycle of an iceberg?	Icebergs break from glaciers, float with ocean currents, and melt.	Icebergs float onto glaciers, smash into shore, and break apart.	Icebergs break off, melt, and then slam into ships.	Icebergs float with currents, raise the sea, and break from glaciers.	Chronology	6	3	0.02	0.01	2		1	
A penguin is to a floating iceberg, as a<br>person on a camping trip is to--	the campsite.	a campfire.	his or her sleeping bag.	the park ranger.	Analogy	6	5	0.04	0.01	2	1	2	Pitch that tent right here, little buddy.
Of the following organizations, which one uses<br>satellite data to help track larger icebergs?	The U.S. National Ice Center.	The North Atlantic Shipping Registry.	The National Penguin Squad.	The international Ice Patrol.	Recalling Details	6	1	0.01	0.03	2		1	
If you had the ability to do so, would you want to build a cabin<br>on top of an iceberg, and live there among the penguins?	Live with adorable penguins? Count me in!	No, because when the iceberg melts, my cabin would sink into the ocean.	No. This would be too dangerous when the iceberg breaks apart.	I don't know. I think it would be awfully lonely living on one.	Poll	6	1	0.00	0.00