Question

When reading an informational text, how do you identify the author's thesis statement?

The thesis statement is the first sentence of the introduction, in which the author introduces the topic for the first time.

The thesis statement is the sentence in the introduction that states the author’s specific ideas about the topic.

The thesis statement is the sentence found at the beginning of a body paragraph, which is followed by supporting details.

The thesis statement is the sentence found at the end of the conclusion, which wraps up the author's ideas on the subject.

Answer 1

Please help me

Answer 2

i will give medal

Answer 3

Thesis statement isn't first sentence of introduction, so can't be A.

Answer 4

It isn't at the beginning of a body paragraph, so can't be C.

Answer 5

yea im just stuck on this one :/

Answer 6

It isn't found in conclusion, so can't be D.

Answer 7

So B. :)

Answer 8

wooww lol i thought it was B :/ Thank you

Answer 9

can you help with just 1 more i will fan you

Answer 10

An effective conclusion to an informational text should

avoid mentioning the original thesis

offer the author's emotions or feelings

rephrase the thesis in a new way

include a copy of the original thesis

Answer 11

I would say C for that one.

Answer 12

you sure

Answer 13

Well also i do have like 2 more but i dont wanna be a wingspan and waist your time im pretty sure u want to go now unless u dont idk...

Answer 14

It definitely isn't B or D. It could possibly be A... Let me look it up more if you want to know for sure.

Answer 15

I'm happy to help. :)

Answer 16

i will just put them in chat u dont have to answer them

Answer 17

Time to "Bee" Wary, by Gordon Winters

Africanized honey bees were created in Brazil in 1957. Scientists mixed local bees with African ones to create a bee that would make more honey. They ended up with something much different. The new bees evolved in unexpected ways. They multiplied and migrated north. These Africanized honeybees are now known as killer bees for several scary but legitimate reasons.

Killer bees are far more aggressive than their relatives. They have been known to attack in great numbers, even when there has been no direct threat on their hives. They have swarmed because of loud noises, dark clothing, bright jewelry, and even strong perfume. They will chase a person for more than a quarter of a mile and remain angered for up to 24 hours.

Killer bees are also dangerous because of their sting. While most bees take up to 30 seconds to attack, killer bees sting in just 3 seconds. Their venom is no stronger than a regular bee's, but when one killer bee stings, others follow. With up to 80,000 members in a colony, victims are quickly overwhelmed. So many stings in such a short time can cause allergic reactions. Victims enter a state of shock, lose blood pressure, and in many cases, die.

A final reason why "killer" has been added to their name is the unfortunate number of deaths they have caused. Experts estimate that the Africanized honeybee moves at a rate of about 200 miles each year. As the bees claim new territory, they claim new victims as well. More than 1000 people have been stung to death in South and Central America. There have been rising numbers of attacks in Mexico and a handful in the United States. Once a swarm sets sights on a victim, it is very difficult for the victim to escape. Once attacked, it is very difficult to survive.

Thankfully, there has been no killer bee invasion as some once predicted. Although there is no need for panic, the threat of the killer bee is real and should be taken seriously. It is good practice to call a professional to remove beehives in your area. If you are stung multiple times by any insect, you should always seek medical attention. You may not be expert enough to tell the difference between a killer bee and a less dangerous one, so be smart. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Which sentence from the introduction paragraph serves as the author's thesis?

Africanized honey bees were created in Brazil in 1957.

Scientists mixed local bees with African ones to create a bee that would make more honey.

A group of the bees escaped and joined local bees to create new colonies.

Africanized honeybees are now known as killer bees for several scary but legitimate reasons.

Answer 18

Thats number 1

Answer 19

Time to "Bee" Wary, by Gordon Winters

Africanized honey bees were created in Brazil in 1957. Scientists mixed local bees with African ones to create a bee that would make more honey. They ended up with something much different. The new bees evolved in unexpected ways. They multiplied and migrated north. These Africanized honeybees are now known as killer bees for several scary but legitimate reasons.

Killer bees are far more aggressive than their relatives. They have been known to attack in great numbers, even when there has been no direct threat on their hives. They have swarmed because of loud noises, dark clothing, bright jewelry, and even strong perfume. They will chase a person for more than a quarter of a mile and remain angered for up to 24 hours.

Killer bees are also dangerous because of their sting. While most bees take up to 30 seconds to attack, killer bees sting in just 3 seconds. Their venom is no stronger than a regular bee's, but when one killer bee stings, others follow. With up to 80,000 members in a colony, victims are quickly overwhelmed. So many stings in such a short time can cause allergic reactions. Victims enter a state of shock, lose blood pressure, and in many cases, die.

A final reason why "killer" has been added to their name is the unfortunate number of deaths they have caused. Experts estimate that the Africanized honeybee moves at a rate of about 200 miles each year. As the bees claim new territory, they claim new victims as well. More than 1000 people have been stung to death in South and Central America. There have been rising numbers of attacks in Mexico and a handful in the United States. Once a swarm sets sights on a victim, it is very difficult for the victim to escape. Once attacked, it is very difficult to survive.

Thankfully, there has been no killer bee invasion as some once predicted. Although there is no need for panic, the threat of the killer bee is real and should be taken seriously. It is good practice to call a professional to remove beehives in your area. If you are stung multiple times by any insect, you should always seek medical attention. You may not be expert enough to tell the difference between a killer bee and a less dangerous one, so be smart. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Which details relate to the main fact in the third paragraph?

Killer bees attack in great numbers. They swarm for many reasons. They chase people and stay angry for hours.

Killer bees have very aggressive behavior. Their stings are very dangerous. They have caused many deaths.

Killer bees sting in just three seconds. They sting in large numbers. They cause allergic reactions in their victims.

Killer bees have been the cause of deaths in South and Central America. They've caused deaths in Mexico and the U.S.

Answer 20

heres number 2

Answer 21

Time to "Bee" Wary, by Gordon Winters

Africanized honey bees were created in Brazil in 1957. Scientists mixed local bees with African ones to create a bee that would make more honey. They ended up with something much different. The new bees evolved in unexpected ways. They multiplied and migrated north. These Africanized honeybees are now known as killer bees for several scary but legitimate reasons.

Killer bees are far more aggressive than their relatives. They have been known to attack in great numbers, even when there has been no direct threat on their hives. They have swarmed because of loud noises, dark clothing, bright jewelry, and even strong perfume. They will chase a person for more than a quarter of a mile and remain angered for up to 24 hours.

Killer bees are also dangerous because of their sting. While most bees take up to 30 seconds to attack, killer bees sting in just 3 seconds. Their venom is no stronger than a regular bee's, but when one killer bee stings, others follow. With up to 80,000 members in a colony, victims are quickly overwhelmed. So many stings in such a short time can cause allergic reactions. Victims enter a state of shock, lose blood pressure, and in many cases, die.

A final reason why "killer" has been added to their name is the unfortunate number of deaths they have caused. Experts estimate that the Africanized honeybee moves at a rate of about 200 miles each year. As the bees claim new territory, they claim new victims as well. More than 1000 people have been stung to death in South and Central America. There have been rising numbers of attacks in Mexico and a handful in the United States. Once a swarm sets sights on a victim, it is very difficult for the victim to escape. Once attacked, it is very difficult to survive.

Thankfully, there has been no killer bee invasion as some once predicted. Although there is no need for panic, the threat of the killer bee is real and should be taken seriously. It is good practice to call a professional to remove beehives in your area. If you are stung multiple times by any insect, you should always seek medical attention. You may not be expert enough to tell the difference between a killer bee and a less dangerous one, so be smart. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Which sentence from the conclusion paragraph best rephrases the author's thesis?

Thankfully, there has been no killer bee invasion as some once predicted.

Although there is no need for panic, the threat of the killer bee is real and should be taken seriously.

You may not be expert enough to tell the difference between a killer bee and a less dangerous one, so be smart.

It is better to be safe than sorry.

Answer 22

heres 3

Answer 23

Time to "Bee" Wary, by Gordon Winters

Africanized honey bees were created in Brazil in 1957. Scientists mixed local bees with African ones to create a bee that would make more honey. They ended up with something much different. The new bees evolved in unexpected ways. They multiplied and migrated north. These Africanized honeybees are now known as killer bees for several scary but legitimate reasons.

Killer bees are far more aggressive than their relatives. They have been known to attack in great numbers even when there has been no direct threat on their hives. They have swarmed because of loud noises, dark clothing, bright jewelry, and even strong perfume. They will chase a person for more than a quarter of a mile and remain angered for up to 24 hours.

Killer bees are also dangerous because of their sting. While most bees take up to 30 seconds to attack, killer bees sting in just 3 seconds. Their venom is no stronger than a regular bee's, but when one killer bee stings, others follow. With up to 80,000 members in a colony, victims are quickly overwhelmed. So many stings in such a short time can cause allergic reactions. Victims enter a state of shock, lose blood pressure, and in many cases, die.

A final reason why "killer" has been added to their name is the unfortunate number of deaths they have caused. Experts estimate that the Africanized honeybee moves at a rate of about 200 miles each year. As the bees claim new territory, they claim new victims as well. More than 1000 people have been stung to death in South and Central America. There have been rising numbers of attacks in Mexico and a handful in the United States. Once a swarm sets sights on a victim, it is very difficult for the victim to escape. Once attacked, it is very difficult to survive.

Thankfully, there has been no killer bee invasion as some once predicted. Although there is no need for panic, the threat of the killer bee is real and should be taken seriously. It is good practice to call a professional to remove beehives in your area. If you are stung multiple times by any insect, you should always seek medical attention. You may not be expert enough to tell the difference between a killer bee and a less dangerous one, so be smart. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Which sentence best summarizes the structure of this article?

The introduction presents a thesis and two main ideas.
The body presents two main facts.
The conclusion rephrases the thesis.

The introduction presents three main ideas without a thesis.
The body presents two main facts.
The conclusion rephrases the thesis.

The introduction presents a thesis statement.
The body presents two main facts.
The conclusion repeats the thesis word for word.

The introduction presents a thesis statement.
The body presents three main facts.
The conclusion rephrases the thesis.

Answer 24

For #1 I'd say D.

Answer 25

thats the last one i can do the rest on my own thew i just needed help in

Answer 26

#2 is C.

Answer 27

its just these one in this chat im struggling in and need to get this test done before 4:30 PM

Answer 28

#3 is B.

Answer 29

Wow Thank you man ;( *Single Tear*

Answer 30

#4 is D.

Answer 31

No problem. :)

Answer 32

are you a wizard or some kind of God, ENGLISH GOD

Answer 33

im about to submit the test re you positive you got them correct

Answer 34

Yes, they should all be correct.

Answer 35

OMG you got them ALL correct

Answer 36

Damn dude Nice ;) you literally just made my day ;) Thank you so much

Answer 37

You're welcome!! I'm glad you got a good grade.

Answer 38

Thank you again!

Answer 39

Everybody give this dude a medal when u get the chance, I GTG but thank you again your a life saver