SAT 2020 7 - Writing 1

...Welles's broadcast had as many as twelve million people who feared that Martians had invaded Earth.

During their early years, the movement also focused on...

..., but some being influenced by the news coverage afterward, later "remembered" being more afraid...

To counter the rise of fast food and fast life, a cohort of chefs, journalists...

...the emphasis on pleasure pictured criticism for being elitist.

Researchers also suggest that, not unlike people who got caught up when reading..., the public may have been willing...

Ratings, however, reveal that far fewer than a million people had been listening to the broadcast.

From its beginning, the movement had opposed the standardisation of taste that fast food chains promote.

Young, on-the-go eaters were thrilled; specifically, those who prized regional foods and...

The next day, a front-page headline in the New York Times declared, "Radio Listeners in Panic..."

Critics have also asked if growing food using traditional methods, as opposed to mass production (choose ending)

...focused on the value of spending lots of time with friends and family during long meals.

The authors of an article published in October 2013 go so far to assign blame for the distortion...

...which, along with other environmental factors such as altitude and weather shapes the cheese's...