RLA & SS Night: The Evolution of Lawson

The photograph of Air Force One is included in the selection most likely to - 

• 1. A. explain the interior design of the plane.

• 1. B. illustrate its significance and presence at an airport.

• 1. C. emphasize the role of the Secret Service on board.

• 1. D. demonstrate its ability to refuel in flight.

  PART B:

Which detail from paragraph 2 best supports the answer to PART A? 

• A. The description of the presidential seal and American flag

• B. The mention of the radio call sign for any air force aircraft the president is aboard

• C. The information about the differences between a standard Boeing 747 and the Boeing 747-200B

• D. The details about the plane’s ability to refuel in flight and serve as a mobile command center

The primary purpose of the Air Force One diagram is to -

• A. describe how Air Force One is designed to maintain security for everyone aboard.

• B. present the kinds of tasks the president completes aboard Air Force One.

• C. illustrate how the communications equipment functions aboard Air Force One.

• D. show that Air Force One is designed to meet the needs of the president and his staff.

In “Bridging Two Nations”, how do the photograph and the drawing differ? Select TWO correct answers.

• A. The photograph shows the bridge’s historical significance, while the picture illustrates its structural features.

• B. VThe photograph focuses on the bridge’s construction, while the picture highlights its aesthetic design.

• C. The photograph shows the bridge’s location, while the picture emphasizes its engineering connections.

• D. The photograph highlights the bridge’s size and height, while the picture symbolizes its connection to nature.

• E. The photograph demonstrates the bridge’s real-life appearance, while the picture metaphorically represents its strength.

Which phrases in paragraph 11 help the reader understand the most likely reason the author included the drawing? Underline or highlight the TWO correct answers.

​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• it swayed in the wind and was 8 feet wide
• years later this bridge was used as a platform
• railway bridge directly above it
• bridge was ready for pedestrians and carriages