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

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"‘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)

"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)

"‘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)

"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)

"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)

''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 focal thought?

The chief point or feeling that the writer wishes to communicate to the perusers about the issue is the principal thought of a passage. Thus, when the essential idea is enunciated unequivocally in a section, it is communicated in what is known as the subject sentence.

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