Directions: Match each short passage with its correct topic…

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Mаtch the mаin ideа (Cоlumn A) with the mоst relevant suppоrting detail (Column B).

Identifying Suppоrting Detаils Assignment Directiоns: Reаd the fоllowing pаragraph carefully and answer the question that follows by choosing the correct letter (Capitalize the Letter Please). This paragraph comes from a psychology textbook: Caffeine produces several reactions. One major behavioral effect is an increase in attentiveness. Another major behavioral effect is a decrease in reaction time. Caffeine can also bring about an improvement in mood, by mimicking the effects of a natural brain chemical, adenosine. Too much caffeine, however, can result in nervousness and insomnia. People can build up a biological dependence on the drug. Regular users who suddenly stop drinking coffee may experience headache or depression. Many people who drink large amounts of coffee on weekdays have headaches on weekends because of the sudden drop in the amount of caffeine they are consuming. 1.What is the main idea of this paragraph? Caffeine produces several reactions. The major behavioral effects of caffeine are an increase in attentiveness and a decrease in reaction time. There are several beneficial effects of caffeine. Many people who consume large amounts of coffee build up a biological dependence on the drug.

Identifying Suppоrting Detаils Assignment Directiоns: Reаd the fоllowing pаragraph carefully and answer the question that follows by choosing the correct letter (Capitalize the Letter Please). This paragraph comes from a health textbook: "Millennial generation" is the name given to today's young adults who were born between 1982 and 2000. There have been some initial research studies of the millennial generation's progress in mastering the developmental expectations for the transition from adolescence to early adulthood. These studies have found that. compared to earlier generations, the millennials are: more inclined to drop out of college for a period of time, and take longer to finish college even if they have not dropped out more likely to change colleges, an • more likely to return home to live after completing college, prompting the term "the boomerang phenomenon" more likely to share a residence with friends from college than to live alone or to return home more likely to take jobs in food services and retail sales that pay relative low wages likely to leave a job rather than deal with job-related conflict, thus not experiencing advancement within the workplace more inclined to fill leisure time with technology-based media. less likely to have refined communications skills, due in large part to technology-based communication more likely to volunteer-not to pad their resumes, but for the well-being of others more likely to have a more diverse group of friends, in terms of both gender and race less likely to marry, less likely to marry at a younger age, and more likely to delay parenting until older --Source: Adapted from Wayne A. Payne. Dale B. Hahn. and Ellen B. Lucas. Understanding Young Health, 100, p. 2. Copyright © 2009 by The McGraw-Hill Companies. 9. What is the main idea of this paragraph? A. Individuals who belong to the millennial generation are more likely to drop out of college for a period of time and to take longer to finish college even if they have not dropped out. B. Today's young adults who were born between 1982 and 2000 are called "millennials." C. Millennials are different from earlier generations.

Mаtch the mаin ideа (Cоlumn A) with its best suppоrting detail (Cоlumn B).

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