Read a short Russian Blue Cat practice preview and answer one question about supporting details.
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This preview considers the difference between a breed description and an individual animal’s behaviour. It asks you to recognise the supporting detail behind a recommendation to an adopter.
Find the recommendation first. Then identify which reasons explain it. Distinguish a general description from a statement about every individual, and look carefully at qualifiers such as often and may.
Match the chosen detail to the recommendation. Check whether any rejected option turns a qualified statement into an absolute claim that the writer does not support.
A shelter volunteer explains that a cat’s breed description is only a starting point. Although Russian Blue cats are often described as reserved, individual animals may behave differently. Previous experiences, health and the environment can influence a cat’s response to a new home. Spending time with the particular animal gives an adopter more useful information than relying on a label alone.
Use the passage as your evidence. Personal experience can help you understand the topic, but it should not replace what the text actually states.
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