Central Idea quiz (16-20)

What is the central idea?

• The flu is a common seasonal illness.

• The flu is more dangerous than Ebola.

• Companies are working on a universal flu vaccine.

• The flu could become an epidemic.

How does the author develop the central idea?

What is the central idea?

• Children may not benefit from a vegetarian diet.

• Vegetarians don’t get enough protein.

• Children need more vitamin B-12.

• Vegans can be healthy as adults.

How does the author develop the central idea in part A?

• by stating his opinions

• by including the opinions of experts

• by listing why people don’t get enough nutrition

• by explaining how the body works

What is the author’s main claim?

What is the central idea?

• No one seems to be able to find a good solution to paying teachers more.

• Teacher salaries should be performance-based.

• Teachers should be paid more.

• Teacher pay is still a controversial issue.

How does the author develop the central idea?

What is the central idea?

• Every person should work out every day.

• There are many health benefits to working out.

• People who do not work out are unhealthy.

• It is nice to be a couch potato, but you should really get up.

How does the author develop the central idea in Part A?

• by describing the HIIT workout

• by discussing how people work out

• by following a workout plan

• by listing the benefits

Do you think you will follow the author’s advice?