What can be inferred aboutPrince Edward Island’s forests?
A.They are more extensive than they were in 1900.
B.They are virtually the same as they were in the 18th century.
C.About 80 percent of the island is covered by them.
D.Only a few small strands of trees still exist.

The word “marshes” could be best replaced by
A.tides
B.settlers
C.plants
D.bogs

What does the author say about beach pea and bayberry?
A.They have become commercially important plant.
B.They were once an important food crop for early settlers.
C.They grow on dunes after marram grass is established.
D.They are spreading across the Island, destroying important crops.

______ (51)
A.herds
B.flocks
C.bunches
D.packs

The word “trampled” can be replaced by
A.flooded
B.stepped on
C.burned
D.ripped up

______ (52)
A.During
B.When
C.Not until
D.Meanwhile

___________ (61)
A.inhabited
B.attended
C.crowded
D.visited

___________ (63)
A.round
B.pitch
C.course
D.court

___________ (65)
A.remaining
B.resting
C.upholding
D.leaving

___________ (66)
A.that
B.which
C.whose
D.what