Question

this question has two parts. answer part a. then answer part b.
part a
what kind of mounds are talked about in paragraph 3?
a mounds like cones
b mounds like circles or squares
c mounds like animals
d mounds like a city
part b
write two details you learned about the answer you chose in part a.

talk
2 talk to your partner about the key details in each paragraph. what do they all tell about the main topic?
write
3 short response how does each paragraph add to what you know about the main topic? write your answer in the space on page 31.
sometimes the first sentence in a paragraph tells me a key detail about the main topic. ill reread all of them.
hint use what you underlined in each paragraph to help you write your answer.

Explanation:

Part A

To answer this, we assume the context of a text (likely about mound - building, perhaps Native American mounds) where paragraph 3 discusses animal - shaped mounds. Option A (cones) and B (circles/squares) are more typical of other mound types, D (like a city) is not a common mound shape description. So the most probable is C.

Assuming the text about animal - shaped mounds (e.g., from Native American mound - building cultures), two details could be: 1. These mounds were often built by ancient cultures to represent spiritual or cultural significance related to animals. 2. Some of these animal - shaped mounds were very large, covering significant areas of land. (Note: The actual details depend on the specific text, but these are typical for such a topic.)

Answer:

C. mounds like animals

Part B