In which story is the answer to the question 0?Preston visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was -10°C. Preston jumped into the water, which had a temperature of 10°C. How much warmer was the water than the air?Preston visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was -10°C. Preston jumped into the water, which was 10°C warmer than the air. What was the temperature of the water?Submit

In which story is the answer to the question 0?In February, Bill visited his cousin in Anchorage, Alaska, where the average temperature for the month of February is -5°C. On the day Bill visited, the temperature was 5°C. What is the difference between the average temperature and the temperature when Bill visited?In February, Bill visited his cousin in Anchorage, Alaska, where the average temperature for the month of February is -5°C. On the day Bill visited, the temperature was 5°C warmer than the average. What was the temperature when Bill visited?Submit

In which story is the answer to the question 0?Brian went on a biking trip through a basin in southern California. He began at an elevation of -44 feet. When he stopped to fix a flat tire, he was at an elevation 44 feet lower than the elevation where he began. What was Brian's elevation when he stopped to fix the tire?Brian went on a biking trip through a basin in southern California. He began at an elevation of -44 feet. When he stopped to fix a flat tire, he was at an elevation 44 feet higher than the elevation where he began. What was Brian's elevation when he stopped to fix the tire?Submit

Diving InIt was a hot day at the beach, so why did the ocean feel like ice? Carol wanted to cool off, but she had only managed to wade in up to her ankles. Her feet were nearly numb from the cold water."Wow, it's freezing today," said her sister, Pauline. They stood side by side, half-shivering in the water and half-baking in the sun.Carol noticed the windsurfers in the distance. Of course, she thought. They're wearing wetsuits. But then she saw an old man swimming nearby, wearing only his trunks and a swim cap. A few more courageous heads bobbed up and down in the chilly sea."Okay, that's it," Pauline said. "I'm doing it." She took a deep breath, ran into the surf, and dived into a large, breaking wave. She emerged farther out, a big grin on her face.Carol inched forward. As she did, her shins, then her knees, and then her thighs stung from the cold. She noticed that her feet felt okay now, but when the water touched her stomach, she shrieked. The breakers now splashed water across her back and shoulders."It's too cold!" Carol shouted. "I'm going back!"Then she froze. She saw a big wave approaching. There was no time to turn back; she was in too deep. She watched with dread as the crest swelled above her head. She closed her eyes and dunked beneath the wave.A freezing sensation enveloped her for an instant, but then she felt fine. Refreshed, even.Finally, she swam out to her sister.Which of the following best describes the main theme or lesson of the story?Going through something painful makes you stronger.Sometimes it's better when unpleasant experiences happen quickly.Not everybody can be brave.Submit

Read the following story.Diving InIt was a hot day at the beach, so why did the ocean feel like ice? Carol wanted to cool off, but she had only managed to wade in up to her ankles. Her feet were nearly numb from the cold water."Wow, it's freezing today," said her sister, Pauline. They stood side by side, half-shivering in the water and half-baking in the sun.Carol noticed the windsurfers in the distance. Of course, she thought. They're wearing wetsuits. But then she saw an old man swimming nearby, wearing only his trunks and a swim cap. A few more courageous heads bobbed up and down in the chilly sea."Okay, that's it," Pauline said. "I'm doing it." She took a deep breath, ran into the surf, and dived into a large, breaking wave. She emerged farther out, a big grin on her face.Carol inched forward. As she did, her shins, then her knees, and then her thighs stung from the cold. She noticed that her feet felt okay now, but when the water touched her stomach, she shrieked. The breakers now splashed water across her back and shoulders."It's too cold!" Carol shouted. "I'm going back!"Then she froze. She saw a big wave approaching. There was no time to turn back; she was in too deep. She watched with dread as the crest swelled above her head. She closed her eyes and dunked beneath the wave.A freezing sensation enveloped her for an instant, but then she felt fine. Refreshed, even.Finally, she swam out to her sister.Which of the following best describes the main theme or lesson of the story?Going through something painful makes you stronger.Not everybody can be brave.Sometimes it's better when unpleasant experiences happen quickly.Submit

Javeigh lives in Chicago and takes a plane to Los Angeles. When Javeigh left the house it was -12°. When the plane landed in Los Angeles, Javeigh realized it was 30° hotter! What was the temperature when Javeigh landed in Los Angeles?