The correct answer is: A No, because this is just the author’s personal opinion.
French Cheese Cheese is much more than food in France. It is a huge part of French culture and history. According to Fox News, the average French person eats 57 pounds of cheese each year! With more than 1,000 types of French cheese to choose from, that number is not a surprise. French chefs often serve a plate of different cheeses as dessert rather than cake or pie. Historians note that France has regions where each type of cheese is made. For example, Camembert cheese is made in the northern region of Brittany. Making cheese in France is an art like making chocolate is an art in Belgium. Is the following claim supported by evidence in the text?French cheese is the tastiest cheese.No, because this is just the author’s personal opinion.Yes, because many types of cheese are made in France.No, because the author does not think French cheese is the tastiest.Yes, because the author includes evidence that compares French cheese with other cheese. PICK A B C D
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George Washington Carver found great success in spite of serious obstacles. Carver was born enslaved in 1860s Missouri. After Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, Carver and his family were no longer enlsaved. As a free man, Carver decided that he wanted to become a scientist. He entered college at a time when most of the Black American population was unable to go to college or was rejected because of race.
Because of his love of plants, Carver studied botany and did very well in school. He later earned the Spingarn Medal from the NAACP, a leading civil rights organization. He also taught interesting classes as a professor. Lastly, he was also an artist. A 1941 Time magazine article describes how Carver made his own paints and dyes and painted natural objects and scenes. Carver overcame adversity and accomplished so much!
Is the following claim supported by the text?
“Carver had to overcome difficult circumstances.”
Yes, because the author gives details about how Carver’s childhood was just as difficult as other botanists’ childhoods.
No, because Carver actually had an easy childhood.
No, because the author only focuses on what Carver accomplished in botany.
Yes, because the author gives some historical information about how Black Americans were treated in Carver’s time.
Because of his love of plants, Carver studied botany and did very well in school. He later earned the Spingarn Medal from the NAACP, a leading civil rights organization. He also taught interesting classes as a professor. Lastly, he was also an artist. A 1941 Time magazine article describes how Carver made his own paints and dyes and painted natural objects and scenes. Carver overcame adversity and accomplished so much!
Is the following claim supported by the text?
“Carver had to overcome difficult circumstances.”
Yes, because the author gives details about how Carver’s childhood was just as difficult as other botanists’ childhoods.
No, because Carver actually had an easy childhood.
No, because the author only focuses on what Carver accomplished in botany.
Yes, because the author gives some historical information about how Black Americans were treated in Carver’s time.