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Delta Test 1 Listening 1 Q12-17

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question
12. According to the speaker, what did European explorers notice as they sailed toward the shores of North America?
- A. The strength of the wind
- B. The density of the forests
- C. The fragrance of the trees
- D. The Native American villages
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13. According to the speaker, why was pine sap a valuable commodity?
- A. It could make wooden ships waterproof.
- B. It was an effective cure for headaches.
- C. It provided an aromatic spice for food.
- D. It was a good material for starting fires.
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3. Question
14. How was the flowering dogwood used?
- A. As a flavoring for candy and soft drinks
- B. As a spring tonic for pioneer children
- C. As a treatment for fevers and malaria
- D. As an ingredient in soaps and perfumes
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4. Question
15. Why does the speaker say this:
- A. She is demonstrating how to brew tea.
- B. She needs someone to help her lift a heavy tree.
- C. She wants the students to smell a piece of wood.
- D. She is giving a recipe for a medicinal tonic.
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5. Question
16. Why was sassafras once considered a wonder tree?
- A. Its fragrance was the sweetest of any American tree.
- B. Its sap could be made into a tar to seal wooden ships.
- C. It provided more board timber than any other tree.
- D. It was thought to be a cure for almost every disease.
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6. Question
17. Listen again to part of the talk. Then answer the question.
What does the speaker imply about sassafras?
- A. It is probably not harmful to humans.
- B. It is no longer a legal medicine.
- C. It is too expensive for most people.
- D. It is available only in drugstores.
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