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The following are headings in the article, "Like Black Smoke".
Eastern Beginnings, On the Move, From Asia to the Mediterranean, Following Trade Routes, The Journey Ends

When you look at the headings in this article, you can guess that this article? (CHOOSE 2)
is arranged according to the locations where the plague struck
is told chronologically
compares different countries
is written through problem and solution of the plague
Use the article "The Fish That's Eating the World."

The introduction of the article uses what type of text structure?
chronological order/sequence
problem/solution
cause and effect
main idea/description
Look over the article "Herd Behavior".

How does the title inform the reader?
to identify the main idea or topic
to assist the reader in understanding by providing a visual
to oresent the overall outline of the text
to clarify a term or phrase outside of the text
In the article, "Herd Behavior," which statement best describes the relationship between the stock marker and herd behavior?
Stock market employees work in a constant state of anxiety, much like herding animals.
Herd behavior contributes to stock market surges and crashes because it compels stockbrokers to act on emotion rather than reason.
Both herd behavior and the stock market are motivated mainly by greed, which prevents people from using logic and reason.
Stock market bubbles and crashes are sometimes caused by herd behavior but are most often caused by fear.
In the article, "Herd Behavior," what does the section "Behavior in Crowds" add to the article?
It provides examples of how herd behavior has induced violent outcomes and endangered others.
It explains how large sporting events can be dangerous for people to attend.
It gives background as to where the first idea of "herd behavior" came from.
It allows the reader to udnerstand the impact of individual behavior in large, group settings.
In the article, "Herd Behavior", why does the article most likely include the final section titled "Everyday Decision-Making" in the article?
to show how not every case of herd behavior is necessarily negative or violent.
to show how herd behavior also occurs in smaller groups.
to demonstrate how herd behavior allows individuals to avoid risks.
to acknowledge that herd behavior is a problem that everyone faces.