Analyzing the Development of Central Ideas in Informational Text - Quiz - Level H
In the third section, how does the author support the
central idea?
CENTRAL IDEA:
In the United States, the right to a fair
trial is an important civil liberty that has
several elements that protect citizens.
SUPPORTING IDEA:
To understand the importance of a fair trial in
the United States, a person should know what
trials are like in other countries.
by giving examples of the changes that have taken place
in the Chinese legal system
by giving details about the effects of unfair trials in
countries other than the United States
by comparing and contrasting trials in the United States
to trials in other countries
by explaining how having different numbers of people on
a jury can affect a fair trial

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Read this passage: he put in his finger, and drew out a nose! ivan jakovlevitch at first let his hands fall from sheer astonishment; then he rubbed his eyes and began to feel it. a nose, an actual nose; and, moreover, it seemed to be the nose of an acquaintance! alarm and terror were depicted in ivan's face; but these feelings were slight in comparison with the disgust which took possession of his wife. "whose nose have you cut off, you monster? " she screamed, her face red with anger. "you scoundrel! you tippler! i myself will report you to the police! such a rascal! many customers have told me that while you were shaving them, you held them so tight by the nose that they could hardly sit still." nikolai gogol, "the nose" how is this passage from "the nose" typical of the genre of magical realism? a. ivan and his wife wonder how a nose came to be alive and in the bread. b. ivan is angry at those who have more money than he does, but he doesn't know what to do about it. c. ivan and his wife are shocked to see the nose, but they don't question where it came from. d. ivan's wife yells at her husband, but she really loves him and is frightened at what he's done.

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