Test VI. Read each passage and tell the author's purpose whether is to entertain or to inform to persuade 39. How does an animal get on the endangered species list? Who decides? An animal is placed on the endangered species list by the National Parks and Wildlife Office. The Office takes into account how many animals are left, how old they are, and where they live. For example, a certain species may live only in a small area, be under stress from nearby development, and be producing very few young. This species might be listed. -to inform 40. Unfortunately, many species of bats are endangered or already extinct. It is vital that we join forces to protect the bats that remain. Bats feed on harmful insect pests They are also responsible for up to 95 percent of the reseeding of the tropical rain forests. Without those forests, our delicate balance of oxygen and moisture could be destroyed, -to persuade 41. Nomer opened the barn door with just a crack and peered in. At first he saw nothing. He scanned the rafters, seeing only that they look bumpy. As his eyes adjusted, he began to see them, first one tiny shape, and then another and another. Bats! Thousands of them were sleeping the day away until nighttime. A cold shiver went up Nomer's spine. to entertain 42. I heard a commotion on the beach and went down to investigate. What I saw was a creature bigger than any fish I ever saw. It was flapping feebly in the sand. It was clear that the village folk had agreed to divide it among themselves. I tried to get them to throw it back in the water, but they refused. - to entertain


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