3. On page 26, the author writes, "Ticket sales are just one slice of the pie." She

means that ticket sales are

A. an important part of college sports.

B. higher than ever in history.

C. just one of the ways college sports make money.

D. the only way college sports make money.

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3. On page 26, the author writes, "Ticket sales are just one slice of the pie." She

means that ticket sales are

A. an important part of college sports.

B. higher than ever in history.

C. just one of the ways college sports make money.

D. the only way college sports make money.

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Brisa Jackson · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

When she says this she reffers to a slice of a pie, from this we can infer not the whole pie. In this case the pie is the question at hand or Ticket sales. A slice is only one piece or one slice of the pie so we know the anwser is C

3. On page 26, the author writes, "Ticket sales are just one slice of the pie." Shemeans that ticket sales areA. an important part of college sports.B. higher than ever in history.C. just one of the ways college sports make money.D. the only way college sports make money.

3. On page 26, the author writes, "Ticket sales are just one slice of the pie." She

means that ticket sales are

A. an important part of college sports.

B. higher than ever in history.

C. just one of the ways college sports make money.

D. the only way college sports make money.