Question

curse. but in 1963, right before his article came out, something happened that made people believe his story. two air - force planes crashed into each other in the bermuda triangle. people thought it was a very strange accident. why didnt the pilots of the planes see each other and change direction? after people read gaddiss article, they believed it was the curse that caused the plane crash. the bermuda triangle became well - known all over the world. people wrote many books about it. some writers suggested that it was sea monsters that caused boats and planes to crash or disappear. others claimed aliens from planes space were the cause. in this way, the myth grew. vincent gaddis made the bermuda triangle famous — without much proof. fill in the blanks to explain the difference between the main ideas of the two passages about the bermuda triangle. \a bermuda triangle mystery\ focuses on the disappearance of flight 19 and says there is a simple explanation of the mystery. but \making the bermuda triangle famous\ focuses on how the cursed area came to be known.

Explanation:

The first passage "Making the Bermuda Triangle Famous" focuses on how the area became well - known as a cursed place. The second passage "A Bermuda Triangle Mystery" focuses on the disappearance of Flight 19 and says there is a simple explanation for the mystery.

Answer:

The first passage focuses on how the cursed area came to be known; the second passage focuses on the disappearance of Flight 19 and says there is a simple explanation for the mystery.