Explain Central Ideas

Which detail does not describe how a parachute functions?

• It catches the air as it falls and pulls back on the object.

• Humans use a device called a ripcord to trigger the release of the parachute.

• A parachute is typically made of strong fabric like nylon.

• As the parachute canopy opens, the descent of the person attached slows.

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Which two details from the text show how Genghis Khan rose to power?

• He made a reputation for himself as a fierce warrior and attracted many followers.

• His efforts earned him the name Chinggis Khan, or "Universal Ruler."

• There were many different tribes that had no political relationships or alliances with each other.

• It was common for him to execute the leaders of his enemies so he could take control of the clan.

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Which of these examples tells you why it is called the Golden Gate Bridge when it is actually orange?

• Irving Morrow chose this color because he thought it would blend in nicely with the natural surroundings.

• The bridge spans 8,981 feet long and is 749 feet above the water.

• It is the most photgraphed bridge in the world.

• The bridge would cross the Golden Gate, the part of San Francisco Bay that opens to the Pacific Ocean.

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Which detail from the text explains why Oprah was popular?

• She moved to Chicago and caused the rankings of the morning show AM Chicago to soar.

• Oprah became both the youngest and first Black female news anchor in Nashville, TN, in 1973.

• Oprah's strengths as a host came from her ability to connect with others.

• Many guests shared their deepest secrets in front of millions of viewers.

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