Introducing a Text in Wheels of Change, Part 1

Question 1

Which details show that this passage is functioning as a foreword? Check all that apply.

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B: It was written by an expert on the global importance of the bicycle.; C: It gives credibility to the book by explaining the importance of the topic.; D: It uses Mary Lewanika as an example of why bicycles are important.

Question 2

What is the central idea of this passage from the foreword?

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D: Bicycles provide independence for women by enabling their education.

Question 3

Based on the central idea of the passage, what is the purpose of including this information in the foreword?

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B: to inform the reader about the significance bicycles still have all over the world

Question 4

Which details show that this passage is functioning as an introduction? Check all that apply.

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A: It was written by the author of Wheels of Change.; B: It gives the topic of the book.; C: It covers the contents of the book.; D: It informs readers of what they will learn.

Question 5

What is the central idea of this part of the introduction?

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A: The introduction of the bicycle is one of many factors that led to women’s liberation.

Question 6

Based on the central idea of this passage, what is the purpose of including it in the introduction?

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C: to give readers background about why the author took an interest in the story

Introducing a Text in Wheels of Change, Part 1 Answers

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