Who's Driving?

2. How does the author mostly present the information in “Who Driving”?

• steps in a process

• chronological order

• order of importance

• problem and solution

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The author suggests a solution for solving the problems of driverless cars.  Identify a benefit to the solution provided to complete the chart.

Solution - Create federal laws for driverless cars

Benefit - ???

• 1. Bigger traffic jams

• 1. More money for the country

• 1. Age requirements for driverless cars

• 1. More drivers trained on using driverless cars

Which evidence from the passage best supports the author’s claim that driverless cars may not be

    safe?

• It wasn't until the 1980's that technology started to catch up with the idea of the driverless car.

• In California, in early 2017, multiple driverless cars were caught on video driving through red lights.

• According to the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), there are twenty-nine states with laws regarding driverless cars.

• Defenders of driverless cars argue that the cars can be built to include space for a human driver.

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How does the author support the argument that driverless cars will make humans into worse drivers? 

• A) by explaining that driverless cars are dangerous.

• B) by suggesting that driverless cars are not a new idea.

• C) by proving that driverless cars use modern technology.

• D) by showing that driverless cars encourage distracted driving.

What is the author's claim in the passage below?

"Apples are the best fruit because they are healthy, tasty, and easy to carry."

• A. Apples are healthy.

• B. Apples are the best fruit.

• C. Apples are easy to carry.

• D. Apples are gross.

The author claims, "Apples are the best fruit because they are healthy, tasty, and easy to carry."
Which reason best supports the author’s claim?

• A. Apples are easy to carry.

• B. Apples come in different colors.

• C. Apples are sweet and juicy.

• D. Apples are fun to pick from trees.

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Read the sentence below:
"The playground was closed because it rained all night."

What was the cause of the playground being closed?

• A. The playground was too crowded.

• B. The rain made the playground unsafe.

• C. The playground needed to be cleaned.

• D. The rain stopped in the morning.

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