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Read the passage.

If we need to cancel classes for the day or delay school starting time, we will make announcements. Radio stations generally begin making these announcements at 6 a.m. Local television stations will not usually begin announcements until after 7 a.m. If an early dismissal is required due to a forecast of extremely heavy snowfall or other unsafe conditions, this information will be broadcast as soon as possible over the radio and television. Information about cancellation or early closures will also be posted on the school website.

Which of the following is an example of a “right there” question about the announcement?


Why does the school make announcements on the radio?


What time will emergency announcements on the radio begin?


Why might classes be canceled or delayed?


What should parents do if they don’t have a radio or television?

Respuesta :

it's not "why might classes be canceled or delayed"
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2. What time will emergency announcements on the radio begin?

A "Right There" Question is a type of question that is literal and is easily found in the text because the question usually uses the same words -or similar- of the text. Number 2 is the correct answer because its answer is directly found in the second sentence of the passage:

"Radio stations generally begin making these announcements at 6 a.m"

From the previous sentence, we know for sure that "these announcements" refer to the emergency ones.

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