Does anyone know what these answers are?
I'm having a difficult time.
Read "First Woman to Wear a Boston Bib Races Again, 50 Years Later" and then answer the questions below
1. Which statement identifies the central idea of the text? *
1.Switzer's first participation in the Boston Marathon and her activism challenged peoples' ideas about long-distance female runners.
2. After Switzer's accomplishment in the first Boston Marathon, people stopped attempting to exclude female runners from marathons.
3.Men originally didn't allow women to compete in Long-distance marathons because they were afraid a woman would win.
4.While there were never any official rules that kept women from competing in marathons, people used fear and violence to dissuade them.
2nd question...
2. What is the author's main purpose in the article? *
1.to highlight the unfair treatment of female runners before Switzer
2.to show how Switzer change people's beliefs about female runners
3.to prove that women are more capable runners than men
4.to illustrate how Switzer has benefited from competing in marathons
3rd and final question...
3. Who is the intended audience of this article? *
1.teachers and students
2.marathon runners
3.political activists
4.a global audience of teenagers and adults alike
Thank you to whoever helps me with these 3 questions!!
nvm is already up somewhere.
im blind XD
To answer these questions, you need to read the article "First Woman to Wear a Boston Bib Races Again, 50 Years Later." By reading the article, you will find the information needed to select the correct answers. Here is an explanation of how to find the answers:
1. The central idea of the text is the main theme or main point being conveyed in the article. To identify the central idea, you should look for recurring themes, main arguments, or the main focus of the article. Read the entire article and pay attention to the main message being conveyed. Then, examine the answer choices and select the one that accurately matches the central idea as presented in the article.
2. The author's main purpose in the article is the reason why the author wrote the piece. Authors write for a variety of purposes, such as informing, persuading, entertaining, or expressing an opinion. To determine the author's purpose, carefully read the article and consider what the author is trying to accomplish through their writing. Then, review the answer choices and select the one that best aligns with the overall objective of the article.
3. The intended audience of the article refers to the specific group or groups of people the article is primarily targeting. To identify the intended audience, analyze the language, tone, and content of the article. Consider who the information is most relevant to and who would benefit from reading it. Then, review the answer choices and select the one that most accurately represents the target audience as indicated by the article.
Remember, to answer these questions correctly, it is crucial to carefully read the article and make informed decisions based on the information presented.
Same here.
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