Excerpt from Thermometer Pills
Tracy Wilson
Over the past ten years more than two dozen athletes have died from the medical condition known as heatstroke. Heatstroke
occurs when the body's internal temperature becomes so elevated that its cooling system begins shutting down. Who is most at
risk? Surprisingly, it is younger athletes. They often either do not recognize or ignore the warning signs until it's too late. To
make matters worse, children's bodies are much less efficient than adults at cooling themselves. A promising new product hopes
to end the all too common heatstroke trend. It is called a thermometer pill.
Which phrase BEST describes the sequence of information in the first paragraph?
A)
It addresses the tragedy of heatstroke, then introduces the passage topic
B)
It addresses the history of thermometer pills, then presents its benefits.
It addresses the symptoms of heatstroke, then introduces the history of the
passage topic
It addresses the various dangers faced by young athletes, then presents the
advantages of the thermometer pill.

Ithink it is d fashoo

Well saying i never read the book so i couldn’t tell ya man i’m sorry

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