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Read this paragraph  \n(1) The history of pizza dates back to Italy as early as 1000 A.D. (2) The first known pizza was a circular cooked disc made of dough topped with simple ingredients. (3) They were available in the Naples' bazaar and cooked in stone ovens. (4) During World War II, American soldiers acquired a taste for pizza in Italy, and they brought the desire and demand for pizza back to the U.S. (5) Although American pizzerias already existed, it wasn't until after the war that sales of pizza exploded in the United States and this enjoyable Italian meal soon became one of the most popular foods in our country.  \nWhere should the following sentence be inserted in the paragraph above?  \nBut the first pizzas remotely like what we eat now appeared years later in Naples.  \nA. After sentence 1  \nB. After sentence 2  \nC. After sentence 3  \nD. After sentence 4  \n2. Read this paragraph  \n(1) How surely the birds know their enemies! (2) See how the wrens and robinsand bluebirds pursue and scold the cat, while they take little or no notice of the dog! (3) Even the swallow will fight the cat, and, relying too confidently upon its powers of flight, sometimes swoops down so near to its enemy that it is caught by a sudden stroke of the cat's paw. (4) I have never seen birds scold or molest the shrike, or utter any outcries at his presence, as they usually do at birds of prey. (5) Probably it is because the shrike is a rare visitant, and is not found in this part of the country during the nesting season of our songsters.  \nWhere should the following sentence be inserted in the paragraph above?  \nThe only case I know of in which our small birds fail to recognize their enemy is furnished by the shrike; apparently the little birds do not know that this modest-colored bird is an assassin.  \nA. After sentence 1  \nB. After sentence 2  \nC. After sentence 3  \nD. After sentence 4  \n3. Read this paragraph  \n(1) When I first brought my Sugar home from the shelter she was a scraggly, unhealthy cat. (2) She was skin and bones and her ribs stuck out noticeably on her side. (3) It seems she was declawed by her last owners, then let loose outside or lost. (4) Sugar had no claws to hunt for survival so she nearly starved before arriving at the shelter. (5) My veterinarian took care of Sugar for us in the following weeks, and, today, I am happy to report Sugar has a clean bill of health. Where should the following sentence be inserted in the paragraph above?  \nFurthermore, Sugar did not have her vaccinations or any other needed shots and she contracted intestinal worms.  \nA. After sentence 1  \nB. After sentence 2  \nC. After sentence 3  \nD. After sentence 4  \n4. Read this paragraph  \n(1) The famous few explorers we know well in the western world are but a small fraction of the world’s great explorers in history. (2) When most westerners think of explorers they consider names like names like Ferdinand Magellan who first circumnavigated the globe or Marco Polo who returned from China and wrote about his adventures in the 13th century. (3) Ibn Batuta is a lesser known African explorer who left his home in Tangiers in 1325 at age 21 in search of Mecca and became one of the world’s most traveled individuals over a 30 year span. (4) He traveled across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa by foot. (5) In all, Batuta traversed over 60,000 miles by land; far more than Marco Polo ever dreamed of traveling by sea at approximately the same time in history.  \nWhere should the following sentence be inserted in the paragraph above?  \nOther explorers, however, have made Marco Polo's world adventures look like a cake walk.  \nA. After sentence 1  \nB. After sentence 2  \nC. After sentence 3  \nD. After sentence 4  \n5. 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