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Directions: Read the passage and then answer the questions

D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker

By Franz Korn

(1) D. B. Cooper is the name given to an unidentified man who hijacked a commercial jetliner in the airspace between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, in November 1971. Cooper extorted the U.S. government for $200,000 in ransom and parachuted out of the plane to an unknown fate.

(2) D. B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff. Cooper rose from his seat in the last row of the airliner and handed a flight attendant a note stating that he had a bomb on board. The brazen criminal threatened to blow up the 727 if his demands ($200,000 in cash and four parachutes) were not met when the plane landed.

(3) In a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history. The pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot. At 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle, where the hijacker’s demands were delivered. Cooper then permitted the passengers and a senior flight attendant to leave the plane. The plane then took off again with plans to fly Cooper to Mexico City. Instead, once the plane was airborne, Cooper opened the rear door of the plane and parachuted out, the ransom money strapped to his chest

Questions

1.What is the main idea of the passage?

In 1971, criminal D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured a $200,000 ransom before parachuting out of the plane.

Because D. B. Cooper asked for four parachutes along with $200,000 in ransom money, he escaped before police could capture him.

A famous mystery involves a citizen who hijacked a commercial airliner and held passengers and crew hostage for three hours.

2.Identify the major supporting details from the passage. Check all that apply.

D. B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff.

In a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history.

The pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot.

At 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle where the hijacker’s demands were delivered.

Directions: Read both summaries, and select the more effective one.

Summary A

Summary B

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” Franz Korn states that, in 1971, a man identifying himself as D. B. Cooper hijacked an airliner and extorted a great sum of ransom money before parachuting out of the commercial plane. The event unfolded in the skies above Oregon and Washington. Cooper’s well-planned crime went unpunished as the hijacker was able to secure his demanded ransom and disappear into history.

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” we learn the exciting story of the world’s most fearless thief. In 1971, a criminal who called himself D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured $200,000 in ransom money before parachuting out of the plane. Cooper threatened to blow up the commercial airliner if his demands were not met, so FBI agents and police on the ground below scrambled to get money and parachutes to turn over to Cooper when the plane landed. I definitely think D. B. Cooper will never be found because his crime was so well planned.

3.The best summary of the passage is? A or B?

Directions: Read the passage and then answer the questions

D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker

By Franz Korn

(1) D. B. Cooper is the name given to an unidentified man who hijacked a commercial jetliner in the airspace between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, in November 1971. Cooper extorted the U.S. government for $200,000 in ransom and parachuted out of the plane to an unknown fate.

(2) D. B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff. Cooper rose from his seat in the last row of the airliner and handed a flight attendant a note stating that he had a bomb on board. The brazen criminal threatened to blow up the 727 if his demands ($200,000 in cash and four parachutes) were not met when the plane landed.

(3) In a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history. The pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot. At 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle, where the hijacker’s demands were delivered. Cooper then permitted the passengers and a senior flight attendant to leave the plane. The plane then took off again with plans to fly Cooper to Mexico City. Instead, once the plane was airborne, Cooper opened the rear door of the plane and parachuted out, the ransom money strapped to his chest

Questions

1.What is the main idea of the passage?

In 1971, criminal D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured a $200,000 ransom before parachuting out of the plane.

Because D. B. Cooper asked for four parachutes along with $200,000 in ransom money, he escaped before police could capture him.

A famous mystery involves a citizen who hijacked a commercial airliner and held passengers and crew hostage for three hours.

2.Identify the major supporting details from the passage. Check all that apply.

a. D.B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff.

In a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history.

The pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot.

At 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle where the hijacker’s demands were delivered.

Directions: Read both summaries, and select the more effective one.

Summary A

Summary B

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” Franz Korn states that, in 1971, a man identifying himself as D. B. Cooper hijacked an airliner and extorted a great sum of ransom money before parachuting out of the commercial plane. The event unfolded in the skies above Oregon and Washington. Cooper’s well-planned crime went unpunished as the hijacker was able to secure his demanded ransom and disappear into history.

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” we learn the exciting story of the world’s most fearless thief. In 1971, a criminal who called himself D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured $200,000 in ransom money before parachuting out of the plane. Cooper threatened to blow up the commercial airliner if his demands were not met, so FBI agents and police on the ground below scrambled to get money and parachutes to turn over to Cooper when the plane landed. I definitely think D. B. Cooper will never be found because his crime was so well planned.

3.The best summary of the passage is? A or B?

Directions: Read the passage and then answer the questions

D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker

By Franz Korn

(1) D. B. Cooper is the name given to an unidentified man who hijacked a commercial jetliner in the airspace between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, in November 1971. Cooper extorted the U.S. government for $200,000 in ransom and parachuted out of the plane to an unknown fate.

(2) D. B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff. Cooper rose from his seat in the last row of the airliner and handed a flight attendant a note stating that he had a bomb on board. The brazen criminal threatened to blow up the 727 if his demands ($200,000 in cash and four parachutes) were not met when the plane landed.

(3) In a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history. The pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot. At 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle, where the hijacker’s demands were delivered. Cooper then permitted the passengers and a senior flight attendant to leave the plane. The plane then took off again with plans to fly Cooper to Mexico City. Instead, once the plane was airborne, Cooper opened the rear door of the plane and parachuted out, the ransom money strapped to his chest

Questions

1.What is the main idea of the passage?

a. in 1971, criminal D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured a $200,000 ransom before parachuting out of the plane.

b. beacuase D. B. Cooper asked for four parachutes along with $200,000 in ransom money, he escaped before police could capture him.

c. afamous mystery involves a citizen who hijacked a commercial airliner and held passengers and crew hostage for three hours.

2.Identify the major supporting details from the passage. Check all that apply.

a. D.B. Cooper hijacked the commercial flight shortly after takeoff.

b. IN a span of three hours, D. B. Cooper secured his demands and parachuted into history.

c. the pilot of the hijacked airliner circled Seattle for two hours while police and FBI agents on the ground assembled Cooper’s loot.

d. at 5:45 PM, the plane landed safely in Seattle where the hijacker’s demands were delivered.

Directions: Read both summaries, and select the more effective one.

Summary A

Summary B

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” Franz Korn states that, in 1971, a man identifying himself as D. B. Cooper hijacked an airliner and extorted a great sum of ransom money before parachuting out of the commercial plane. The event unfolded in the skies above Oregon and Washington. Cooper’s well-planned crime went unpunished as the hijacker was able to secure his demanded ransom and disappear into history.

In “D. B. Cooper: Legendary Skyjacker,” we learn the exciting story of the world’s most fearless thief. In 1971, a criminal who called himself D. B. Cooper hijacked a commercial airliner and secured $200,000 in ransom money before parachuting out of the plane. Cooper threatened to blow up the commercial airliner if his demands were not met, so FBI agents and police on the ground below scrambled to get money and parachutes to turn over to Cooper when the plane landed. I definitely think D. B. Cooper will never be found because his crime was so well planned.

3.The best summary of the passage is? A or B?