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As it is used in the section "The Titanic Sinks", the word (don) refers to-
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a prefix that can be added to a word
a place a person can visit
an action a person does
the name of a person
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Read this sentence from the section "The Titanic Sinks". [The crew of the Carpathia put themselves in danger, traveling at dangerous speeds and dodging nearby icebergs to reach the distressed Titanic.] The description in this sentence helps the reader understand that-
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the crew on the Carpathia ship were very concerned, and were willing to risk their own lives to help rescue others
the crew were not concerned about helping others and took their time
the Carpathia was better built ship than the Titanic
the crew members were not courageous
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As it is used in the section "The Titanic Sinks", the word (don) refers to-
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Read this sentence from the section "The Titanic Sinks". [The crew of the Carpathia put themselves in danger, traveling at dangerous speeds and dodging nearby icebergs to reach the distressed Titanic.] The description in this sentence helps the reader understand that-
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Based on the author's descriptions of the accommodations in the section "The Ship of Dreams", the reader can infer that
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The reader knows that "The Titanic Tragedy" is expository text because it-
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Based on the selection, how does the author most likely feel about "The Titanic Tragedy"?
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The author includes the section "Aftermath" most likely to -
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According to the selection, why were so many people not able to be rescued-
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Which sentence from expresses an opinion? (expresses what someone thinks)
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Which section from the selection describes the locations the Titanic accepted and boarded passengers before sailing into the Atlantic Ocean?
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Based on the information provided in the table/chart, the reader can tell
