The Long Road to Oregon Comprehension

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What was the main form of transportation on the Oregon Trail?

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Covered wagons were the main form of transportation used by pioneers on the Oregon Trail.

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What genre does 'The Long Road to Oregon' belong to?

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The genre of 'The Long Road to Oregon' is expository text, which means it is written to inform the reader.

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What did pioneers do when they arrived in Oregon?

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When the pioneers got to Oregon, they would clear land for houses.

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Where did the Oregon Trail begin?

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The pioneers of the Oregon Trail started their journey in Independence, Missouri.

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What was the author's purpose in writing 'The Long Road to Oregon'?

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The author's purpose was to inform the readers about the experiences of pioneers on the Oregon Trail.

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What is a pioneer?

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A pioneer is a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area.

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What does 'expository text' mean?

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Expository text is a type of writing that is meant to explain, inform, or describe something.

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What challenges did pioneers face on the Oregon Trail?

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Pioneers faced challenges such as rough terrain, weather conditions, and limited supplies on the Oregon Trail.

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What is the significance of the Oregon Trail in American history?

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The Oregon Trail was significant because it was a major route for westward expansion in the United States during the 19th century.

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What were covered wagons used for?

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Covered wagons were used by pioneers to transport their belongings and families across the Oregon Trail.