Organizational Patterns 2.08 DOL

What is one way the author organizes paragraph 4?

• By using order of importance

• By using description

• By using chronological order

• By using cause and effect

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The author's use of chronological order in paragraph 4 helps the reader to understand that —

• all of the astronauts mentioned had set the same goal

• NASA was not the only one that launched rockets to space

• each of the astronauts mentioned had different missions to achieve

• NASA focused on sending more machines than humans to space

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How does the author mainly organize paragraph 5? Select TWO correct answers.

• By comparing the Gemini Program to other NASA programs

• By identifying the problem the Gemini Program had in 1964-1966

• By providing information about the Gemini Program in sequential manner

• By describing objectives and activities the Gemini Program would follow

• By informing the effects the Gemini Program would have in the near future

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How does the author organize the information in paragraph 6? (Part A)

• The author uses cause and effect to explain why the astronauts landed on the moon.

• The author uses compare and contrast to explain the differences between the Apollo and the Eagle.

• The author uses sequential order to show the events of the mission to the moon in the Apollo.

• The author uses description to tell in detail how Neil Armstrong landed on the moon.

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Which sentence from paragraph 6 best supports the answer to Part A? (Part B)

• 1. Finally, a little over eight years since President Kennedy’s historic speech, Apollo 11 and crew lifted off for the moon. The date was July 16, 1969. Millions of people around the world followed its flight.

• On board were Neil Armstrong, Mike Collins, and Buzz Aldrin. They would soon make history.

• On July 20, everybody at NASA’s Mission Control in Houston, Texas, waited for news from the crew. They were thrilled to hear Armstrong’s simple message, “The Eagle has landed.” Six hours later, Armstrong climbed down Eagle’s ladder.

• Kennedy’s dream for the nation had been achieved.

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By organizing most of the text in logical order, the author is able to —

• compare how difficult each of the space and moon missions are

• describe how astronauts are trained and sent to space in rockets and other spacecrafts

• tell the sequence of a series of important events in America's space program

• highlight the positive effects of sending astronauts to the space and moon

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