What might have happened if Morrison and Wharton had not invented the fairy floss machines?

The treat would not have been available for large groups...

What is the most important difference between the two methods of making cotton candy at home?

The method of making the threads of sugar

Why does the author use sequential steps to organize procedural texts?

to allow the reader to achieve the desired outcome

Why were the people willing to spend large amounts of money to purchase fairy floss at the..

The confection was different from other treats

Why is the word quickly used in both sets of directions?

The cooling process begins immediately

Why does the author refer to Morrison and Wharton as unlikely partners?

Dentists do no typically encourage sugary treats

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What might have happened if Morrison and Wharton had not invented the fairy floss machines?
The treat would not have been patented
The treat would have been more expensive to produce
The treat would not have been created
The treat would not have been available for large groups...
2
What is the most important difference between the two methods of making cotton candy at home?
The cooling process of the liquid sugar
The method of making the threads of sugar
The use of cones to gather the threads of sugar
The ingredients needed to make the threads of sugar
3
Which part of the countertop cotton candy machine allows Step 2 of the procedure to work..
collecting bowl
motor switch
spinner head
heat switch
4
Why does the author use sequential steps to organize procedural texts?
To allow the reader to determine the best procedure for....
To allow the reader to describe the final products of the...
to allow the reader to achieve the desired outcome
To allow the reader to compare the two processes
5
Why were the people willing to spend large amounts of money to purchase fairy floss at the..
Expensive treats were more delicious
Parents wanted to make their children happy
The confection was different from other treats
People were fascinated with the machine
6
What causes the sugar to return to a solid state in the countertop machine process?
The tiny holes separate the sugar
The air cools the sugar
The liquid sugar rotates rapidly
The heat melts the sugar
7
What words best complete the analogy
Spinner heads; machine method
Whisk tines;handmade method
heating elements; microwave methods
wooden spoons;handmade method
8
What is the meaning of confection as used in the paragraph 3 of this selection?
A machine made item
A sweet item
A spun item
A colorful item
9
Why is the word quickly used in both sets of directions?
The sugar threads will becomes too heavy for the paper cone
The color and flavoring will not be evenly mixed
The cooling process begins immediately
The sugar will return to a liquid form
10
Which part of the countertop cotton candy machine helps the reader understand the title of...
spinner head
collecting bowl
Motor switch
heat switch
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Why does the author refer to Morrison and Wharton as unlikely partners?
Dentists do no typically encourage sugary treats
Only candy makers have experience inventing candy machines
The author knows the Morrison has no knowledge of candy..
Partners usually have the same occupation

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