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2 years ago

Directions: Read the paragraphs below. Then choose

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Roman55 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

3. (c) Hurricanes are large dangerous storms

4. (b) There are many types of exercises

5. (c) Birds have unique features

Explanation:

3. The last sentence of the chapter says that hurricanes are big, dangerous storms.

4. The passage starts with a good thing about exercise and ends by saying that there are many kinds of physical activities to choose from.

5. explains why birds have certain characteristics and how those characteristics benefit the birds

If you want to get a feel for what a piece is about quickly, study its first and last phrases. As a rule, at the beginning of a new paragraph Oftentimes, the first phrase of a piece will provide context for the rest of the text. Specifically, in the last couple of phrases of the paragraph. The main idea may be a brief overview of the paragraph's content and how it relates to the next paragraph's content.

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