"I Buried Paul"

What is the main idea of "I Buried Paul"?

• Rumors that singer Paul McCartney had died spread wildly among fans in the late 1960s.

• Fans "saw" clues about Paul McCartney's death in the photos on Beatles album covers.

• Without any real evidence, many fans believed rumors about the famous rock group the Beatles.

According to the rumor, Paul died in a...

• drug overdose.

• plane crash.

• car accident.

Fans found this clue suggesting Paul's death on the Abbey Road album cover; Paul...

• was barefoot.

• was missing.

• looked too young.

Fans thought that they heard John Lennon say "I buried Paul" at the end of...

• Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

• "Strawberry Fields."

• "Revolution No. 9."

At this time, Paul lived in...

• Liverpool.

• Glasgow.

• London.

Most fans rejected the rumors when...

• newspapers published Paul's picture.

• Paul himself said he was alive and well.

• Paul appeared in a concert.

Is the inference below correct or faulty:

"The technology of the 1960s included tape machines that could play a tape backward."

• Correct Inference

• Faulty Inference

Is the inference below correct or faulty:

"The Beatles were tremendously popular in both the United States and England."

• Correct Inference

• Faulty Inference

Is the inference below correct or faulty:

"From the beginning, the members of the Beatles were unhappy about the rumors of Paul's death."

• Correct Inference

• Faulty Inference

Is the inference below correct or faulty:

"Many people are able to convince themselves that just about any idea is true."

• Correct Inference

• Faulty Inference