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Is Social Media Ruining Nature? Comprehension 6/22
Is Social Media Ruining Nature? Comprehension 6/22
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Why might the author have ended the story with a quote from travel blogger Jacob Fu?
to discourage people from visiting Lake Elsinore
to provide an example of someone who respects the environment.
to inspire readers to become bloggers
2
Fact or opinion: Too many tourists are visiting the forests and lakes of Jackson Hole.
Opinion
Fact
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Fact or opinion: Last spring, up to 100,000 people crowded into Lake Elsinore to take selfies with poppies.
Opinion
Fact
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According to the article, geotags ____.
discouraged travelers from visiting the Horseshoe Bend
can be used only by social media influencers
are GPS locations that show precisely where photos are taken
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According to the article, which is an effect of larger crowds at nature sites?
Many national parks have been able to hire more workers
Traffic is less of a problem for local residents.
Visitors often leave garbage behind.
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Which of the following is
not
suggested in the article as a way to protect local environments?
Consider not including a location for posts.
Volunteer at nature sites you love.
Stop posting photographs all together.
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Fact or opinion: The visitors should have avoided damaging the poppies by not picking the flowers.
Opinion
Fact
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Fact or opinion: Geotagged posts are driving up tourism in some public lands.
Fact
Opinion
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Which is a central idea of the article?
Wandering off trails can crush flowers, preventing future blooms.
Geotagging is increasing tourism at some spots and putting them at risks.
Social media influencers can make money by posting about products.
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Which of these statements is an opinion?
Some businesses depend on tourists.
Social media influencers are destroying nature.
Some influencers have adopted the hashtag #nogeotag.