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What can be inferred from paragraph 2?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What is an objective summary of the selection?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What does the author mean when she describes Easter Island as “a destination with solitude built into its DNA”?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What is implied about the island by the line- It’s a destination with solitude built into its DNA.
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What is the purpose of beginning the selection with dialogue and then moving to geographical and statistical information?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What is the author’s purpose in writing this selection?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
What is the point of view of this selection?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
How does the author unfold her ideas about Easter Island?
first person
Europeans are not as central to the island’s history as some may think.
By starting with dialogue and the author’s experience at the airport, the reader’s interest is captured.
The island is an unusually lonely place to live.
The solitude of the island has been long established by many natural events.
She addresses each aspect of the island as she experienced it.
to describe the mysteries of Easter Island
Very little is known about the moai’s history on Easter Island.
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