In 1947, Jackie Robinson played his first game with the Brooklyn Dodgers, thereby breaking the color barrier in professional baseball. Later that year, the 28-year-old from Cairo, Georgia, became the first player to be named Rookie of the Year.
a. Jackie Robinson / Brooklyn Dodgers / professional baseball / Georgia / Rookie of the Year
b. 1947 / Jackie Robinson / Brooklyn Dodgers / color barrier / Rookie of the Year
c. In 1947 / Jackie Robinson / first game / Brooklyn Dodgers / color barrier in professional baseball / Later / 28-year-old / first player / Rookie of the Year
d. 1947 / Jackie Robinson / first game / Brooklyn Dodgers / breaking the color barrier in professional baseball / Later that year / 28-year-old / Cairo, Georgia / first player / named Rookie of the Year
Question 2
All of the following statements about supporting details are true except:
a. All details in a paragraph support the main idea.
b. All details are equally important.
c. Some paragraphs consist only of details, leaving the main idea unstated.
d. The key details in a paragraph directly explain the main idea.
An example of color blindness test. A person with red-green color blindness would not be able to dis
English and Dani basic color terms.
Breaking the Rules
Hazel Eye Color
Brown Eye Color
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