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NCSCOS Grade 7 ELA / Reading - Skill: 7.RI.8

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Which statement gives support to the assertion that George Henderson created the wave?
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"Rob Weller claims he led the world's first wave on October 31, 1981, . . ."
" 'The A's season ended on October 15, 1981, and there I am on this video leading the wave.' "
"The wave became widespread in the 80s and early 90s . . ."
" 'The Wave was a very intimidating thing for awhile until everyone copied us.' "

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Q1
Which statement gives support to the assertion that George Henderson created the wave?
"Rob Weller claims he led the world's first wave on October 31, 1981, . . ."
" 'The A's season ended on October 15, 1981, and there I am on this video leading the wave.' "
"The wave became widespread in the 80s and early 90s . . ."
" 'The Wave was a very intimidating thing for awhile until everyone copied us.' "
60s
7.RI.8
Q2
What is the reason the selection is named "From Marbles to Machines"?
to show how people vote in Australia and Switzerland
to show how many countries remind their citizens to vote
to show how voting is done in America
to show how voting has changed over the years
60s
7.RI.8
Q3
Which statement from the selection supports the author's claim that this breakthrough could help scientists better understand the origin of our universe?
"The quark-gluon plasma is a new type of matter that's unlike solid, liquid, or gas-but it kind of behaves like a liquid."
"That new record is 4 trillion degrees Celsius (that's 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit)."
"The quark-gluon plasma may look a lot like the hot and heavy goo that existed in the universe right after the Big Bang."
"The hot stuff produced at Brookhaven is a quark-gluon plasma, and it spills out like a soup made of quarks and gluons."
60s
7.RI.8

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