What was the only uplifting part of covering Hurricane Katrina, according to "Witness to the Tragedy"?A.The immediate response from readers with offers of money and supportB.The quick rescue of stranded people by the emergency respondersC.The respect shown to the families of those killed during the hurricaneD.The ease with which the people of New Orleans were evacuated

What is most likely the overall purpose of "Witness to the Tragedy"?A.To understand why people weren't rescued soonerB.To show the shocking hopelessness felt by many of those who survived Hurricane KatrinaC.To help find homes for people evacuated from New OrleansD.To ask people to donate money to help the victims of the hurricane

With which statement would Carolyn Cole, author of "Witness to the Tragedy," most likely agree?A.Disasters are horrible, but at least they're over quickly.B.The victims of Hurricane Katrina did not receive enough respect.C.Too much attention was placed on Mississippi and not on Louisiana.D.Media coverage of Hurricane Katrina was inappropriate.

Which of the following do the National Geographic video and "Hope Survives in Search for Katrina's Missing" share?A.Interviews with people who sufferedB.Background sounds that give contextC.A broad overview of Hurricane KatrinaD.A focus on indivdual victims

Use "Devastating Katrina" and "Rescue on a Rooftop" to answer this question.What is the main difference between the selections?A“The Devastating Katrina” presents information about how people survived Hurricane Katrina, while “Rescue on a Rooftop” tells the story of one survivor of Hurricane Katrina.B“The Devastating Katrina” tells the story of one survivor of Hurricane Katrina, while “Rescue on a Rooftop” presents information about how people survived Hurricane Katrina.C“The Devastating Katrina” presents the factual timeline of Hurricane Katrina, while “Rescue on a Rooftop” describes a narrative account of Hurricane Katrina.D“The Devastating Katrina” presents a narrative timeline of Hurricane Katrina, while “Rescue on a Rooftop” describes a factual account of Hurricane Katrina.

What is one example of a telling detail from "Witness to the Tragedy"?A.A list of disasters the author has covered during her careerB.A thank-you to readers who sent moneyC.An interview with a government officialD.A pregnant cat swimming for her life