Acquiring driver’s license PDF

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Acquiring driver’s license in Alabama
1. Which statement best summarizes the passage
You should obey traffic rules when you operate a vehicle, this statement is very general in nature
and it sums up the entire passage.
2. Which statement best expresses the main idea of the document
All applicants who follow state requirements pass a written test and a driving test can receive a
state driver's license.
3. If you were taking notes on this passage, which would be an accurate summary of its main
idea
All traffic rules must be obeyed during the duration in the route to earn a passing score.
Incredible oceans
4. The author uses paragraph one to;
To come up with a conclusion about the topic. We can clearly see that the author sums up the
whole idea as far as this excerpt is concerned and its generalizes the whole topic.
5. What is the purpose of the passage?
To tell interesting facts about the oceans, this is so because in the passage we see that not just
one but a number of oceans and what they mean
The shepherd’s lute: A Chinese folktale
6. What cultural aspect is mentioned in the Chinese short story?

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The story demonstrates the power of music over people’s lives.
7. What words are clues that the history includes aspects of the Chinese Culture?
Titles and names of characters are indicative of Chinese culture.
Crime and punishment
9. What is the young man thinking of doing at the end of the passage?
Robbing someone
10. How does the young man feel about his financial state now?
He is certain that he can remedy it.
11. Why does the young man frequently see his landlady?
They pass each other on the stairs.
12. What is paragraph 3 MOSTLY ABOUT?
The young man's deteriorating mental state
Driver crush factors
13. The purpose of the second paragraph of this document is
To provide statistics about how inattentive driving causes accidents. This is so because we can
clearly see that the second paragraph contains some statistics that nearly 80% of crushes and
65% of near crushes involved some driver’s inattention.