5A – Identifying Local Opportunities
1.
Public money should not go
to schools that discriminate.
b.
This article is a letter to
the editor of this news journal. It is about how National School Choice Week
was used to push private school vouchers.
c.
The main problem the author
addressed was the fact that more private religious schools are receiving public
funds originally allocated only for public schools.
d.
Public school
administrators and students alike suffer from this problem.
2.
Garage glitch may be
costing city dearly.
b.
This article is about how a
parking garage in downtown Gainesville has had a decline in revinue to the
point where it is costing the city thousands of dollars.
c.
The main problem is that in
the unmonitored parking garage, the automated payment system is broken. Because
of this, there is no accountability system and employees have been accused of
stealing hundreds of dollars from the city.
d.
People who suffer from this
are the tax payers and the city manager.
3.
LifeSouth says cold weather
has hurt blood supplies
b.
The article is about the
blood donors of central Florida and the LifeSouth center.
c.
The main problem in this
article is the lack of blood donors due to the severely cold weather. Florida’s
blood supply is in desperate need of restocking.
d.
People who need blood
transfusion are the ones who suffer from this shortage.
4.
Barnett: water is getting
worse now
b.
The article is about the
water shortages.
c.
The main problem is the
water shortages due to Floridians over watering their lawns.
d.
The people who suffer are
all the Floridians and other neighboring states.
5.
Help for citrus industry is
essential.
b.
An annual decline in citrus
production has force citrus farmers to ask for federal disaster relief funds.
c.
The problem is that citrus
farmers are battling a citrus killing disease called citrus greening.
d.
The people who suffer are
the citrus farmers.