What assumption does the author of the passage make?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for the assumption made by the author of the passage regarding forest fires during World War II, specifically in relation to the cause and the effects of the Smokey Bear campaign.
Answer
The decrease in forest fires is a result of the Smokey Bear campaign.
The assumption made by the author is that the decrease in forest fires is a result of the Smokey Bear campaign.
Answer for screen readers
The assumption made by the author is that the decrease in forest fires is a result of the Smokey Bear campaign.
More Information
The passage suggests that the creation of Smokey Bear and the associated campaign have been effective in reducing forest fire occurrences by promoting awareness and preventive measures.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing correlation with causation. Ensure that the assumption is a necessary link between the campaign and the observed decrease in fires.
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