Read the paragraph from The Hot Zone. At six-thirty, he gave an order to move out, and the column of vehicles left Fort Detrick'
s main gate and headed south, toward the Potomac River. It consisted of a line of ordinary automobiles—the officers' family cars, with the officers inside wearing civilian clothes, looking like commuters. The line of cars followed behind two unmarked military vehicles. One was a supply van and the other was a snow-white ambulance. It was an unmarked Level 4 biocontainment ambulance. Inside it there were an Army medical-evacuation team and a biocontainment pod known as a bubble stretcher. This was a combat medical stretcher enclosed by a biocontainment bubble made of clear plastic. If someone was bitten by a monkey, he would go into the bubble, and from there he would be transferred to the Slammer. The supply van was a white unmarked refrigerator truck. This was to hold dead monkeys and tubes of blood. What is the author’s purpose for including this paragraph?
- to help the reader visualize the thorough precautions that were in place
- to persuade the reader that safety precautions should always be followed
- to inform the reader of what could happen if precautions were overlooked
- to explain in great detail why such precautions were needed for the situation
Answer:
- to help the reader visualize the thorough precautions that were in place.
Explanation:
In the given excerpt, the key purpose for which the author includes the given paragraph is that '<u>it assists the readers in visualizing the detailed precautions that were there</u>.' It <u>includes every minute detail regarding the cautions to be kept in mind while following the order which is reflected through the descriptions of even the directions</u>('left Fort...headed South) along with the other small details like 'line of...automobiles...officers wearing civilian clothes...line of cars...behind two unmarked...snow-white..etc.'). These details allow the readers to imagine the seriousness of the zone in real and understand it better.
The answer all depends on your current living conditions and the amount of money you posses. IF you had a steady and secure job that paid a lot and you had a good house with constant food source then yes. IF you have a job that doesn't pay a lot then obviously no. Working only one or two days today would be hard, and I speak from a bit of experience as my parents work 6 jobs and we still struggle sometimes. So the answer is it depends on the type of job you have.
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