Question

For centuries, Polynesian wayfinders navigated the Pacific Ocean using only the stars, the currents, and other natural clues for guidance. Today, some wayfinders use modern technology, such as GPS and solar panels, to enhance the safety and speed of their journeys. Nonetheless, they continue to practice traditional wayfinding techniques, keeping their ancient art alive and preserving an important part of Polynesian culture.
Which choice best states the main idea of the text?
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(Choice A) Though some wayfinders use modern technology, they continue to practice the traditional art of wayfinding.
A
Though some wayfinders use modern technology, they continue to practice the traditional art of wayfinding.
(Choice B) By observing the stars, the currents, and other signs from nature, wayfinders can navigate the Pacific Ocean without modern technology.
B
By observing the stars, the currents, and other signs from nature, wayfinders can navigate the Pacific Ocean without modern technology.
(Choice C) Wayfinders are responsible for preserving many aspects of ancient Polynesian culture.
C
Wayfinders are responsible for preserving many aspects of ancient Polynesian culture.
(Choice D) Instead of relying on traditional wayfinding methods, some wayfinders use modern technology to navigate.
D
Instead of relying on traditional wayfinding methods, some wayfinders use modern technology to navigate.

Answer 1

(Choice A) Though some wayfinders use modern technology, they continue to practice the traditional art of wayfinding.