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The fruit that grows in more parts of the world than any other is the apple. Apples can be eaten raw, or cooked into applesauce, apple butter, and apple cider. The US is a leading apple producer. Select the central Idea.

• Apples are healthy and can make you grow taller.

• Apples are difficult to grow.

• Eating one apple a day keeps a doctor away.

• The apple is the world's most common fruit.

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What is the central idea of the following passage? 'The sun is the center of our solar system. It provides the necessary heat and light to sustain life on Earth. Without the sun, our planet would be a frozen wasteland.'

• A) The sun is a star.

• B) The sun is essential for life on Earth.

• C) The sun is very hot.

• D) The sun is far from Earth.

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