5. The following statement MOST LIKELY contains information that contradicts what is presented in "Reaching Great Heights":

Question

a firsthand account from William F. Smith Jr., had he survived

(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 6
6. The author of "Reaching Great Heights" MOST LIKELY wrote the passage to entertain readers with a story about the Empire State Building.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False

Answer 1

For question 5, the response is True. A firsthand account from William F. Smith Jr., had he survived, would likely contradict the main narrative presented in "Reaching Great Heights," depending on the context of his experiences and views regarding the Empire State Building.

For question 6, the response is False. The author of "Reaching Great Heights" most likely wrote the passage to inform or provide insights about the Empire State Building rather than to entertain readers.