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Football is so much better than baseball. People always say that baseball is America's pastime. Those people are stupid! I don't know anyone who likes baseball. It is really boring to watch on TV, and you have to wear those funny looking pants. All the people on TV who play baseball are too fat and slow. They could never play football.
Football is a real sport. It's really hard to throw that big ball all the way down the field, and really hard to catch it, when you know that you're about to get hit by some really big and fast person. BOOM! You're on the ground! Ouch! Any second, there is the danger of being tackled. That's a sport! Running around jumping on stupid squares and swinging a stick at a tiny white ball is not my idea of a sport. Football is America's pastime, if you ask me. Or maybe wrestling is America's pastime.
I love watching wrestling, too. Those men and women are strong! They can pick each other up and throw them right out of the ring into the audience! HA! Take that! That's my idea of a sport. Baseball is for weaklings who are too weak for football and wrestling and too scared to get hit all the time. Wrestling is without a doubt a better sport than baseball.
The writer of this passage is very biased against baseball. Which sentence below helps show this point of view?
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"It is really boring to watch."
"Those men and women are strong!"
"That's my idea of a sport."
"You're on the ground!"
What best describes the tone throughout the following letter?
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Football is so much better than baseball. People always say that baseball is America's pastime. Those people are stupid! I don't know anyone who likes baseball. It is really boring to watch on TV, and you have to wear those funny looking pants. All the people on TV who play baseball are too fat and slow. They could never play football.
Football is a real sport. It's really hard to throw that big ball all the way down the field, and really hard to catch it, when you know that you're about to get hit by some really big and fast person. BOOM! You're on the ground! Ouch! Any second, there is the danger of being tackled. That's a sport! Running around jumping on stupid squares and swinging a stick at a tiny white ball is not my idea of a sport. Football is America's pastime, if you ask me. Or maybe wrestling is America's pastime.
I love watching wrestling, too. Those men and women are strong! They can pick each other up and throw them right out of the ring into the audience! HA! Take that! That's my idea of a sport. Baseball is for weaklings who are too weak for football and wrestling and too scared to get hit all the time. Wrestling is without a doubt a better sport than baseball.
The writer of this passage is very biased against baseball. Which sentence below helps show this point of view?
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a) "It is really boring to watch."
b) "Those men and women are strong!"
c) "That's my idea of a sport."
d) "You're on the ground!"
a) "It is really boring to watch."
Jill has been asked to present a story that has a lot of dialogue and highlights the voices and costumes of characters. Which presentation style should she use for her story?
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poem
dramatic play
narrative
audio recording
dramatic play
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Family-Friendly Summer Movies
Summer movies are very exciting. Some people compare them to fireworks. Many summer movies are family-friendly.
Some movies are based on books that tell fantastical stories. They involve imaginary characters, creatures, and events that are beyond this world. Others are based on books that tell classic stories, or tales that are well-known and have been enjoyed around the world for a long time, like Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days. Still other movies are dramatic or action-packed. They may even be sequels, or followups to other movies, like those in the Spider-Man series. Movies like these can offer great family-friendly options for enjoying the summer.
How does the author inform readers about the movies?
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The author interviews some movie directors.
The author describes the movies' storylines.
The author explains why the movies are great.
The author interviews the actors in the movies.
The author describes the movies' storylines.
How are the above passages similar?
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Both passages are about not giving up when faced with an impossible situation.
Both passages are about camping in very rugged mountainous terrain.
Both passages are about characters who are working hard to achieve a big goal.
Both passages are about characters who are tracking peculiar weather patterns.