CAN I PLS GET HELP WITH ALL OF THEM TODAY 1.
Refer to the article "Fire Up the Sun."

Part A

Which statement is a central idea of the text?

A solar oven uses the sun's power to cook food.

Using a solar oven is good for the environment.

Learning to make a solar oven is a gratifying experience.

People like making things rather than purchasing them.
Question 2
Part B

Which detail from the text best supports the answer in Part A?

"This type of solar-powered oven is excellent for making dishes that are meant to cook for several hours..."

"There’s something that makes...building a product instead of buying it so appealing."

"That’s why building your very own solar-powered oven, which is what this text will teach you to do, is sure to be so rewarding."

"By completing this project, you will make an inexpensive, ecologically friendly piece of equipment..."

2.
Refer to the article "Fire Up the Sun."

What is the author's purpose for mentioning that raw meat should not be cooked in the oven?

to suggest that the oven works more like a microwave

to convince readers that meat cooks best on a grill

to inform readers that the meat won't cook thoroughly

to persuade readers to use leftovers instead

3.
Refer to the article "Fire Up the Sun."

How does the text make a connection between an outside temperature of 85 degrees or more and the use of the solar-powered oven?

It indicates that on cooler days there are more shadows and solar energy is limited.

It suggests that cooking outside on hot days is more pleasurable than being in a hot kitchen.

It explains that the hotter the air temperature, the better the food will cook in the solar oven.

It explains that the black paper is not effective on days when temperatures are below 85 degrees.