PART B: Which TWO details from the text best support the answer to Part A?

A. ''I saw this plane screaming overhead; he said. "I thought it was too low. I thought it wasn't going to clear the tower!" ( Paragraph 8)

B. "The plane slammed into the north face of 1 World Trade Center. As he watched, he said, "You could see the concussion move up the building.”( Paragraph 9)

C. 'People were getting stomped on under the crowd. I saw a lady with no shoes, her feet. were bleeding. I was probably in there for about 10 minutes, and I was hysterical.” (Paragraph 29)

D. "Then a calm set in again. For blocks around, all the way up to 14th Street, the sidewalks were a mass of people, eerily quiet, for the incomprehension had struck them mute." (Paragraph 32)

E. "Police officers warned people in the vicinity to move north, that the buildings could fall, but most people found that unthinkable. They stayed put or gravitated closer." (Paragraph 42)

F. 'It's like Pearl Harbor, said a middle-aged man at a small parking lot on Canal Street. 'It's Pearl Harbor. It's war!" (Paragraph 63)

''I saw this plane screaming overhead; he said. "I thought it was too low. I thought it wasn't going to clear the tower!" ( Paragraph 8)" (Option A); and
'People were getting stomped on under the crowd. I saw a lady with no shoes, her feet. were bleeding. I was probably in there for about 10 minutes, and I was hysterical.” (Paragraph 29) (Option C)

It is to be noted that Part A is about the Central Idea of the text: "U.S. Attached by N.R. Kleinfield

What is a central idea?

The principal point or thought that the author wishes to express to the readers about the issue is the main idea of a paragraph. As a result, when the primary concept is articulated explicitly in a paragraph, it is expressed in what is known as the subject sentence.

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Full Question From Part A:

PART A: Which of the following identifies one of the central ideas of the text?

answer choices

When the Twin Towers collapsed, people who witnessed the violence went into a rage, because they knew the incident was an act of terrorism

The initial moment when the planes struck the Twin Towers triggered the most fear from the public and caused the most damage

When the Twin Towers were initially hit by the planes, people were not afraid, but rather confused about what was going on

The attack on the Twin Towers caused widespread fear and chaos throughout New York City, as people struggled to understand the attack