Purchasing a Snow Blower (title)

Snow blowers (also called snow throwers) can make the sometimes difficult, often-unpleasant task of clearing snow from sidewalks and driveways much easier. Before making a purchase, however, it’s best to learn a few snow blower basics.

Most snow blowers are gasoline powered, though some smaller models are electric. Electric models are typically not the best choice for large jobs, as they tend to lack the power of gas models. However, electric models can be very light, and they are considered more environmentally friendly. Consider an electric only for small areas or if weight is an important consideration.

The next big choice is whether to buy a one-stage or two-stage model. One-stage models are simplest: They use impellers (spinning paddles) to collect the snow and blast it out through a discharge chute. Two-stage models are slightly more complex. They use an augur (a rotating screw) to handle the job of breaking up and collecting snow and an impeller to throw the snow out through the chute. Two-stage models are typically bigger, heavier, and more powerful than single stage models.

A final consideration is engine digest. However, an impatient buyer can rely on one simple rule: A bigger, heavier blower is typically a more capable machine. A small, single-stage blower is fine for clearing small areas in moderately snow climates. But if the area is large or consistently receives extremely heavy snowfall, the rule of thumb is to buy the largest machine that space and budget permit. This will ensure that the job can be done, regardless of the circumstances.

Question 1:
Which of the following sentence from the passage contain an opinion?
A. Snow blowers (also called snow throwers) can make the sometimes-difficult often unpleasant task of clearing snow from sidewalks and driveways much easier.
B. Most snow blowers are gasoline-powered, though
C. Two-stage models are typically bigger, heavier, and more powerful than single-stage models.
D. However, an impatient buyer can rely on one simple pull. A bigger heavier blower is typically a more capable machine.

Question 2
Which of the following is a logical conclusion based on the passage?
A. Someone who is concerned about the environment will prefer a two-stage snow blower.
B. Someone who has a small area from which to remove snow will need a 200 cc engine.
C. Gas, two-stage snow blowers are likely to be the easiest machine to maneuver?
D. Electric, single-stage snow blowers are likely to be the cheapest options to buy

Question 3
Which of the following would be considered primary sources for this passage?
A. manufacturer product manuals
B. product reviews on the internet
C. manufacturer warranty statements
D. critical reviews in a trade journal

Question 4
Which of the following is the author’s main purpose for writing this passage?
A. To convince consumers that a larger, more powerful snow blower is best.
B. To clarify the difference between electric and gas-powered snow blowers
C. To provide information on how snow blowers are designed
D. To instruct consumers about considerations when buying a snow blower

Question 5
Which of the following statements best summarizes the passage?
A. Before making a purchase, however, it’s best to learn a few snow blower basics
B. A final consideration is engine size.
C. An impatient buyer can rely on one simple rule. A bigger, heavier blower is typically a more capable machine.
D. This will ensure that the job can be done, regardless of the circumstances.

Question 6
Based on the passage, which of the following purchases makes the most sense?
A person in Texas buys a one-stage snowblower.
B. A person in Michigan buys an electric snowblower.
C. A person in Georgia buys a snowblower with an augur.
D. A person in Maine buys a 140 cc snowblower.

I think the answers are:
1A
2D
3A
4D
5A
Can you please check my answers?