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Sugar Changed the World, Part 1: Author’s Purpose Answers

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Which statement is an example of compare and contrast?

A
Sugar came to the Caribbean in 1493, and enslaved Africans began arriving in 1510.
B
Machines replaced human labor in sugar processing, causing prices to plummet.
C
Sugar substitutes were introduced to replace sugar because it was found to be linked to obesity.
D
Honey was a common sweetener, but sugar was easier to harvest.
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In what kind of text would you expect to find this timeline?

A
an online article about the evolution of bicycles
B
a newspaper article about a new bicycle shop in town
C
a review of different kinds of bicycles in a sports magazine
D
an e-book about bicycle-related sports in the Olympic Games
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Identify the image that this caption best explains: "Sugar cane can be pressed to extract a sweet, syrupy ‘juice,’ which is a popular beverage in many countries where the plant is grown.”

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How does the heading support the passage?

A
It indicates a chronological order of events having to do with honey.
B
It indicates the topic and emphasizes the main idea of the passage.
C
It adds details about honey that support the reader’s understanding of the topic.
D
It implies that honey remains one of the most important food items in the world.

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