Hot Cheetos and Takis

What is the main idea of paragraphs 1 and 2?

• It is describing how much Hot Cheetos cost

• It is describing how Hot Cheetos look

• It is describing how Hot Cheetos taste

• It's describing how Hot Cheetos are better than Takis

What is the main idea of paragraph 3?

• It's describing how Takis taste.

• It's describing how Takis are better than Hot Cheetos.

• It's describing the health risks of Takis.

• It's describing what a bag of Takis looks like on the outside.

A word with a similar meaning to "acidity" is...

• lime

• sour

• poison

• spicy

What is the main idea of paragraphs 4 and 5?

• How many bags of Hot Cheetos and Takis are sold each year

• Hot Cheetos are better than Takis

• The similar flavors of Hot Cheetos and Takis

• The different flavors of Hot Cheetos and Takis

What is the main idea of paragraph 6?

• The differences between Hot Cheetos and Takis

• The similarities between Hot Cheetos and Takis

• The history of Hot Cheetos and Takis

• The popularity of Hot Cheetos and Takis

What is the main idea of paragraph 7?

• Both Hot Cheetos and Takis are delicious

• Neither Takis or Hot Cheetos are good

• Takis are better than Hot Cheetos

• Hot Cheetos are better than Takis

What is an argument in this case?

• Two of the same opinions about a topic

• Two different opinions about a topic

• A fight

• Something that happens when people are angry

If the topic is School Uniforms, what would the two sides of the argument be?

• School uniforms are ugly vs. School uniforms are cute

• School uniforms should be worn in school vs. School uniforms should not be worn in school

• School uniforms are cheaper vs. School uniforms are more expensive

• School uniforms need to be outlawed vs. It should be against the law to wear school uniforms

What does main idea mean?

• It's the conflict

• It's what people think about

• It's what a text is mostly about

• It's the summary of the article

True or False: It is possible to read something that you don't agree with and understand what the text is saying.

• True

• False