RI 2.8

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What is the author's point?

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The author's point is that no one knows why zebras have stripes.

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What is the author’s point about bike safety?

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The author’s point is that there are several ways to stay safe on a bike.

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What is one reason the author gives to support the point about zebras?

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One reason is that the stripes keep them cool.

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What is another reason the author gives to support bike safety?

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Another reason is that wearing knee and elbow pads can protect your skin and bones.

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What is one reason the author gives about wearing a helmet?

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One reason is that wearing a helmet protects your head from getting hurt.

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What do zebras' stripes help them do?

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Zebras' stripes help confuse their predators.

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Why is wearing reflective clothing important for bike safety?

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Wearing reflective clothing helps others see you when it's dark.

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What is one way to stay safe while riding a bike at night?

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One way is to add reflectors to your bike.

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What is the main idea of a text?

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The main idea is the most important point the author wants to make.

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What does it mean to support a claim?

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To support a claim means to provide reasons or evidence that back up the statement.