What personal connections can you make with the information in “Cardboard Bikes”? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
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Question 14
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What is the impact of the Carbon Footprint Sticker initiative, described in paragraph 5 of “Plastic Bottle Village,” on society? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
Use "Cardboard Bikes" to answer questions 1-4
Question 1
1.
Read paragraph 3 in the text.
What does this paragraph help the reader understand. Select TWO correct answers.
Question 2
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The information in paragraph 4 would be useful to someone who -
Question 3
3.
Which detail from the text supports the idea that cardboard bikes benefit the environment?
Question 4
4.
The author most likely included the image of the cardboard bike to-
Use "Plastic Bottle Village" to answer questions 5-8
Question 5
5.
Based on the information in paragraph 2, what can the reader conclude about Robert Bezeau?
Question 6
6.
The two photographs below paragraph 4 are included most likely to show —
Question 7
7.
Which detail from “Plastic Bottle Village” supports the idea that homes made from plastic bottles are sturdy?
Question 8
8.
In paragraph 5, the root bene helps the reader determine that the word beneficial means —
Use "Cardboard Bikes" and "Plastic Bottle Village" to answer questions 9-12
Question 9
9.
"Cardboard Bikes"
"Plastic Bottle Village"
Both
Question 10
10.
The authors of "Cardboard Bikes" and "Plastic Bottle Village" wrote the text most likely to -
Question 11
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What is one difference in the information presented in the text?
Question 12
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The second paragraph of both provide details about -
A. Why the inventor chose cardboard to build the bike.
B. The process the inventor used to create a cardboard bike.
C. How a cardboard bike might be used in the future.
D. Issues the inventor faced while creating a cardboard bike.
The inventor's interest in creating more products from the cardboard.
People should create items they need without harming the environment