1. Comprehension and Analysis – Answering detailed questions based on The World’s Oldest Swim, interpreting emotions, geographical significance, and event details. 2. Language and Literary Devices – Identifying effective language use, explaining imagery, and analyzing sentence structure for impact. 3. Summarization Skills – Writing a concise summary of the arguments against volunteering to work with animals, using information from Text B. 4. Critical Thinking and Perspective – Responding as conservationist Rita Ni to defend the ethical responsibility of animal sanctuaries in an interview format. 5. Inference and Interpretation – Drawing conclusions from character emotions and contextual clues within the given reading passages.