Identify the main idea of a passage

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Q1. Distribute copies of the passage. Begin the passage and the idea of using thinking strategies to identify the main idea. Today, were going to identify the main idea of a passage. What are we going to do?

Q2. Cautionary note on probabilities are chances of two samples having matching DNA profile Not equivalent to probability being guilty other evidence must be taken into account for guilt so, what happened with OJ?

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