Question
(1) We have candy
Fine and dandy
Come one, come all
To Frankie's stall
(5) Tina, Mandy
Joe, and Sandy
Come down the hall
Run, walk, or crawl
Passage 2
Frankie's stall in the Rose Mall has a lot of candy. Frankie sells many different kinds of candies. Many kids like to visit his colorful stall. It is especially packed during the weekends.
Frankie tries to get many kids to buy his candy. He uses colorful balloons and signs so kids can notice his stall. Sometimes, parents have to try and stop their kids from running over to Frankie's.
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Which of these is true about these passages?
A.
Only Passage 2 mentions the kids' names.
B.
Both passages have two paragraphs.
C.
Only Passage 1 is made of stanzas.
D.
Both passages tell the reader a story.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is C. Only Passage 1 is made of stanzas.
Here's the reasoning for each option:
A. **Only Passage 2 mentions the kids' names.** - This is false because Passage 1 includes names (Tina, Mandy, Joe, and Sandy).
B. **Both passages have two paragraphs.** - This is false because Passage 1 consists of four stanzas, and Passage 2 has one paragraph.
C. **Only Passage 1 is made of stanzas.** - This is true, as Passage 1 is structured in stanzas, while Passage 2 is structured as a single paragraph.
D. **Both passages tell the reader a story.** - This is somewhat misleading; while both passages convey information about kids and candy, Passage 1 does so in a playful manner as a poem, which can be seen as storytelling, whereas Passage 2 is more of a descriptive passage rather than a narrative story.
Thus, C is the only accurate statement.
Here's the reasoning for each option:
A. **Only Passage 2 mentions the kids' names.** - This is false because Passage 1 includes names (Tina, Mandy, Joe, and Sandy).
B. **Both passages have two paragraphs.** - This is false because Passage 1 consists of four stanzas, and Passage 2 has one paragraph.
C. **Only Passage 1 is made of stanzas.** - This is true, as Passage 1 is structured in stanzas, while Passage 2 is structured as a single paragraph.
D. **Both passages tell the reader a story.** - This is somewhat misleading; while both passages convey information about kids and candy, Passage 1 does so in a playful manner as a poem, which can be seen as storytelling, whereas Passage 2 is more of a descriptive passage rather than a narrative story.
Thus, C is the only accurate statement.