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Word Choice and Evidence in Wheels of Change, Part 3 Answers

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Which sentence best summarizes the viewpoint Sue Macy explains in the passage?

A
Women’s reproductive health was threatened by cycling, and those who opposed cycling were trying to protect women.
B
Young women who cycled were those who wanted a different role in society.
C
Some disapproved of women riding bicycles because they feared it would give women greater independence.
D
The social lives of women were greatly enhanced by the bicycle.
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Which details support the viewpoint that bicycling is unhealthy? Check all that apply.

A
“He took a four-mile, 25-minute ride with his friends that left him severely distressed.”
B
“[He] regularly cycled the half mile to and from his job.”
C
“He had a severe pain on the left side of his chest.”
D
“James heeded his friends’ advice.”
E
“The doctor's diagnosis was short and to the point: ‘over-bicycling.’”
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Which group of words have strong negative connotations? Which viewpoint is supported by the words with strong negative connotations?

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Selection 1:evil, alarming, immorality
Selection 2:Cycling is a threat to women’s morality.
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Smith chose the underlined words for a reason. What effect did she hope to have on the audience by using words with strong negative connotations?

A
She wanted to encourage cycling for women’s health.
B
She wanted to persuade others that women should not ride bicycles.
C
She wanted to evoke patriotic feelings in citizens.
D
She wanted to convince men to ride bicycles.

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