In the word telegraph, what does the root tele- mean?

What inference can you make from the passage?

Which type of irony happens when the reader knows something the characters do not?

What is one thing you might do when previewing a text?

What is most ironic about the ending of the story?

Why is it important to annotate after reading?

What does the open window symbolize in the story?

What is the secondary pattern of organization for paragraph 2?

 Which detail best supports the idea that convenience can harm the environment?

Answer the following questions based on the reading below: The Cost of Convenience In today’s fast-paced world, convenience often comes at a hidden cost. Many people rely on food delivery apps, same-day shipping, and subscription services to save time. These services promise speed and ease, but they also have serious consequences. One major effect of convenience culture is increased waste. Fast shipping requires more packaging, often using plastic or non-recyclable materials. Food delivery adds to this problem, with single-use containers and utensils that quickly end up in landfills. Another impact is on workers. The demand for speed means delivery drivers and warehouse workers are pressured to meet strict deadlines, sometimes risking their health. Convenience also reduces face-to-face interaction. Shopping in stores, borrowing from libraries, and dining in restaurants have been replaced with apps and screens. As a result, people may feel more isolated, even if they are constantly connected online. While convenience can be helpful, it is important to ask: What are we giving up in exchange for saving time? What is the main pattern of organization used in this passage?