Informational Text Review - Hot Dogs and Eagles Band

Paragraph 2 is written in which organizational structure?

• sequential

• cause and effect

• problem and solution

• compare and contrast

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Paragraphs 3 & 4 are written in which organizational structure?

• sequential

• cause and effect

• problem and solution

• compare and contrast

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Which descriptive graphic would most increase readers' appreciation of Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest?

• a graph showing the number of hot dogs eaten by the winner every year

• photographs of Takeru Kobayashi and Joey Chestnut in the minutes before a contest

• a video if a ten minute competition

• a diagram detailing the way stomachs process food

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Why do most contestants choose not to use ketchup and mustard on their hot dog?

• They do not like the taste

• Ketchup and mustard are not allowed by the judges

• Ketchup and mustard are hard to acquire in New Your City

• They worry that consuming ketchup and mustard will make their stomachs fill up faster

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Which of the following is an example of Joey Chestnut training for Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest?

• His fasting before the competition

• his stuffing of the hot dog buns in water during the competition

• his drinking of water and milk before the competition

• his commitment to exercise before the competition

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Which of the following is NOT an example of Takeru Kobayashi's advanced eating techniques?

• The Solomon Method

• his splitting the hot dogs in half

• his commitment to exercise

• his dunking the buns in water

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The mention of Joey Chestnut consuming 74 hot dogs in 2018 constitutes a(n)

• anecdote

• description

• statistic

• quote from authority

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Are you ready to answer questions about The Eagles: The best Band Ever?

• Yes

• No

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Which of the following sentences from the selection is the author's claim?

• The Eagles are definitely the greatest band in history.

• Their Greatest Hits album sold 29 million copies.

• Beatles' fans should stop pretending that the Beatles were a better band.

• If the Beatles were as good as the Eagles, one of their albums would have sold over 29 million copies.

The evidence the author uses to support her principal claim is

• Strong because it includes relevant statistics.

• Strong because it is supported by graph.

• Weak because it fails to show why a band's greatness should be measured by the number of copies one album it sold.

• Weak because it fails to include any statistic whatsoever.

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