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- Q1Based on the article, what was a result of the diphtheria medicine not making it to Nome, Alaska, on the Alameda?B: An Eskimo family with four children came to Nome.C: Winter cut the town of Nome off from the rest of the world.A: The Alaskan railroad was expanded from Nenana to Nome.D: Children died from sores in their throats blocking their windpipes.300sRI.8.3
- Q2Based on the information in the article, which sentence best explains why the mushers made the tripfrom Nenana to Nome despite the harsh conditions?C: The mushers wanted to be famous and be seen as heroes around the country.A: The mushers were sick with diphtheria and needed the medicine.B: The mushers would receive a reward for bringing the medicine back to Nome.D: The mushers wanted to help the residents of Nome during their difficult time.120sRI.8.3
- Q3Which of the following best indicates that the article is nonfiction?B: It describes dogsled driving.C: It discusses a real-life disease.D: It describes real events in the town of Nome.A: It takes place in winter.120sRI.8.5