main idea

  • ATI TEAS
  • Reading: Key Ideas and Details
  • Multiple choice
  • Difficulty 3 of 5

Question

Which statement best expresses the main idea of the passage?

  1. Preparing for an emergency includes planning for danger and considering recovery afterward.✓ Correct

    This captures both preparation and recovery.

  2. An art center can eliminate every consequence of a disaster by making a map.✗ Incorrect

    The passage says preparation cannot prevent every difficulty.

  3. Maintaining an exhibit is the only useful way to prepare for an emergency.✗ Incorrect

    The exhibit is an example, not the only possible approach.

  4. Recovery begins only after people have forgotten the disaster.✗ Incorrect

    The passage does not make forgetting a condition of recovery.

Answer

A. Preparing for an emergency includes planning for danger and considering recovery afterward.

Rationale

The passage connects advance planning with attention to the period after an event. Its examples illustrate a broad approach to preparedness.

RememberChoose the statement that covers the passage as a whole.

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