Question
Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that the people of Ni'ihau are not cut off from the outside world?
On Ni'ihau today, the old ways live on. It's the only community in the world where Hawaiian is the primary language.
The people of Ni'ihau visit nearby islands and places far beyond Hawaii. The island has modern technology like computers and solar power.
The islanders mostly depend on bikes, horses, or their own two feet for transportation. That means they use less fossil fuels and create less pollution.
Surrounded by foreign influences, Hawaiians on other islands struggled to keep their traditions alive. But the people of Ni'ihau were able to hold firm to their customs.
On Ni'ihau today, the old ways live on. It's the only community in the world where Hawaiian is the primary language.
The people of Ni'ihau visit nearby islands and places far beyond Hawaii. The island has modern technology like computers and solar power.
The islanders mostly depend on bikes, horses, or their own two feet for transportation. That means they use less fossil fuels and create less pollution.
Surrounded by foreign influences, Hawaiians on other islands struggled to keep their traditions alive. But the people of Ni'ihau were able to hold firm to their customs.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The passage that best supports the idea that the people of Ni'ihau are not cut off from the outside world is:
"The people of Ni'ihau visit nearby islands and places far beyond Hawaii. The island has modern technology like computers and solar power."
This indicates that they have connections with the outside world and access to modern conveniences.
"The people of Ni'ihau visit nearby islands and places far beyond Hawaii. The island has modern technology like computers and solar power."
This indicates that they have connections with the outside world and access to modern conveniences.