Answer the following questions based on the context of the article: 2. Choose from the letters below to correctly complete the following statement. Write the letters on the lines.... Answer the following questions based on the context of the article: 2. Choose from the letters below to correctly complete the following statement. Write the letters on the lines. On the positive side, _______, but on the negative side ________ a. thousands of buildings were destroyed in the fire b. the fire stopped the plague c. the king's baker was the first to notice the fire 3. Think about cause-effect relationships in the article. Fill in the blanks in the cause-effect chart, drawing from the letters below. Cause Effect __________ The terrible disease ended in London. The water wheel was destroyed. __________ They placed their gold in the Tower. a. Goldsmiths thought that the Tower of London would be safe from the fire. b. The fire killed the rats and their fleas that had spread the Black Death. c. The firefighters didn't have enough water to fight the blaze. 4. Which paragraphs from the article provide evidence that supports your answer to question 3?
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The image contains a series of questions related to a historical event, likely the Great Fire of London. Question 2 asks to complete a statement about positive and negative sides of the event. Question 3 focuses on identifying cause-effect relationships, and question 4 asks about how the article support the answer to question 3. All questions expect the response to be based on the context from the article.
Answer
2. b, a 3. b, c 4. Paragraph numbers vary depending on the article.
- On the positive side, b, but on the negative side a.
- b The terrible disease ended in London. The water wheel was destroyed. c They placed their gold in the Tower.
- The paragraphs from the article that provide evidence for the answers in question 3 will vary depending on the specific content of the article, which is not provided here.
Answer for screen readers
- On the positive side, b, but on the negative side a.
- b The terrible disease ended in London. The water wheel was destroyed. c They placed their gold in the Tower.
- The paragraphs from the article that provide evidence for the answers in question 3 will vary depending on the specific content of the article, which is not provided here.
More Information
Without the text from the article, I am unable to provide the specific paragraphs that support the answer to question 3.
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Read the given text carefully to identify cause-effect relationships.
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