QuestionChoose the sentence that gives evidence to support this. It is the only surviving record that accurately tracked the movements of hundreds of former slaves. He published his notes in 1878. Slavery had been against the law for 15 years at…
Read more →QuestionPeter’s actions during the riot showed that he A would make a good lookout. B could overpower the Pinkertons. C could be brave in the face of danger. D should have stayed at home.
Read more →QuestionWhy did William start to keep records of the slaves who passed through Philadelphia on the Underground Railroad? A He planned to publish the information in the anti-slavery newspaper. B The Anti-Slavery Society asked him to keep track of…
Read more →QuestionIn the text, one worker said, “The mill belongs to us as much as it does to Mr. Carnegie.” What did he mean? A They have a right to be able to feed their families. B They will own the company if the strike is successful. C The company…
Read more →QuestionAs part of the code, what are the “goods” in the second paragraph? A) slave catchers B) major cities C) newspaper articles D) runaway slaves
Read more →QuestionHow does Peter feel on the night of the riot? A relaxed B nervous C discouraged D content
Read more →QuestionWhy does the author tell readers that Manute never used a telephone or pencil, or ate pizza? A to highlight the significant cultural adjustments he had to make in America B to show that Manute was beginning to doubt his decision to play…
Read more →QuestionHow does Peter feel on the night of the riot? A) relaxed B) nervous C) discouraged D) content
Read more →QuestionWhich two true statements can you infer from this excerpt? A Tending cattle doesn’t require any physical skill. B All city basketball courts are well-maintained. C Dunking a basketball is not as easy as it looks. D Not all tall people are…
Read more →QuestionIn the 1940s, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. became the first cities to A establish universities that offered programs in professional broadcasting. B remove their telegraph wires and donate them to the government to…
Read more →QuestionChoose the sentence in this excerpt that demonstrates that the mill workers outdid the Pinkertons. A. Peter went back outside to the scene of the riot, where the Pinkertons were retreating to the barges as thousands of mill workers…
Read more →QuestionWhy do you think the Dinkas did not value education? A) Students had to live away from home in a dormitory. B) The schools near their village were overcrowded. C) Education would not improve their livelihood as herders. D) Other students…
Read more →QuestionWhere did William hide his diary? A) in the bell tower of the church B) in the barn behind his house C) in a safe at the bank D) in a crypt at a cemetery
Read more →QuestionBased on this selection, which two factors prompted so many labor union strikes in the late 1800s? A Workers wanted better schooling for their children. B Workers wanted safer working conditions. C Workers wanted fairer wages. D Workers…
Read more →QuestionThe selection states the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 was a major concern for William if his diary was ever found. Why? A) His diary could be used to find escaped slaves and bring them back into slavery. B) His diary could be used to get…
Read more →QuestionWilliam knew Peter Freedman was his brother when Peter told him two pieces of information. What were they? A) Peter had the same birthmark that William had. B) Peter had a book that listed his family’s history. C) Peter said he had never…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the selection. Why does the author place quotation marks around the word “product”? A to show the use of a figure of speech B to call attention to a new speaker C to emphasize the author’s point D to highlight the…
Read more →QuestionHow does the author back up his claim that Ming was gracious? A) Ming agreed to play on the Chinese national team in the 2000 Olympics. B) Ming accepted O’Neal’s apology for sending him a fake Chinese message. C) Ming invited his…
Read more →QuestionWhy was Peter glad he had listened to his heart? A He followed the words on his mother’s locket. B He participated in a historical event. C He had obeyed his father’s orders. D He was able to help the wounded get to safety.
Read more →QuestionWhy was Peter glad he had listened to his heart? A He followed the words on his mother’s locket. B He participated in a historical event. C He had obeyed his father’s orders. D He was able to help the wounded get to safety.
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. The sentences in quotes can best be described as A personal diary entries that William wrote. B letters that William received. C articles that William read in the newspaper. D dreams that William had.
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt, the author creates a mood of A) confusion. B) trust. C) indifference. D) tension.
Read more →QuestionThe word “scabs” is used in the selection to describe A family members of the workers going on strike. B negotiators who heal hard feelings after strikes are settled. C medics who treat strikers injured during protests. D laborers who…
Read more →QuestionThe word “scabs” is used in the selection to describe A family members of the workers going on strike. B negotiators who heal hard feelings after strikes are settled. C medics who treat strikers injured during protests. D laborers who…
Read more →QuestionRead this part from the text. Which sentence best summarizes this part? A) People in Brazil have a variety of jobs and careers. B) In Brazil, some children from poorer families do not go to school. C) In Brazil, children stay home to help…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following sentences is an opinion? A) Manute missed a game to go to Washington, D. C., to meet with the Sudanese president. B) Manute was not much of a scorer, but he was a remarkable defensive player. C) Manute usually…
Read more →QuestionRead this part from the text. Which sentence best summarizes this part? A) People in Brazil have a variety of jobs and careers. B) In Brazil, some children from poorer families do not go to school. C) In Brazil, children stay home to help…
Read more →QuestionHow did the invention of videotape allow for the introduction of instant replays? A Players could recreate what happened at a certain moment. B Graphics could be added to broadcasts of events in real time. C Television crews could show…
Read more →QuestionPlace the following statements from President Reagan’s speech in the order in which he uses them, from first to last. For I join you, as I join your fellow countrymen in the West, in this firm, this unalterable belief: Es gibt nur ein…
Read more →QuestionCompared with traditional banks in the 1970s, the Feminist Federal Credit Union A controlled the companies of their loan customers. B required a husband’s signature for large loans. C created opportunities for female business owners. D…
Read more →QuestionThis selection is mainly about how A innovative women in business have overcome obstacles to achieve significant success. B women continue to be unable to advance in jobs traditionally dominated by men. C banks make their decisions about…
Read more →QuestionBased on this excerpt, all of the following factors lead to the generation of oceanic currents EXCEPT A large-scale winds caused by temperature differences. B tides resulting from the gravitational pull on Earth. C release of energy from…
Read more →QuestionThe reader can tell from the article that _________. A. movie palaces operated with a small number of employees B. movie palaces were mostly found in small-town neighborhoods C. movie palaces mostly served wealthy customers D. movie…
Read more →QuestionBased on information in the article, which of the following best describes how smaller theaters and movie palaces differ? A. Smaller theaters had no live music, while movie palaces had a live orchestra. B. Smaller theaters had a live…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these sentences states the main idea of the article? A. Students at OSU-COM train to become osteopathic doctors, who focus on the mind and body. B. Students at OSU-COM have the opportunity to learn Indigenous practices and…
Read more →QuestionSavannah’s stories often include circumstances that form the setting and allow the reader to make estimations based on that situation. What term is MOST often used to describe this technique? backdrop worldbuilding atmosphere context
Read more →QuestionLeadership is a skill that can be learned. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A. True B. False
Read more →QuestionMary Ellen is drafting a novella about a female magician. What should she MOST likely consider before conceptualizing a setting for her story? O dialogue O theme O time O symbols
Read more →QuestionTom’s story is set in the early 1800s. In order to make this believable for the reader, Tom must understand a great deal about how that time period _____ and _____. looked; felt operated; looked worked; dressed ate; drank
Read more →QuestionSheldon has been instructed to practice developing the setting in his stories. What is NOT likely to help him with this aspect of his writing? O Ask where his characters will go before he begins to write. O Plot out the location of each…
Read more →QuestionRespecting Differences – Scenarios Activity Ken was named Amy at birth. Ken recently came out as transgender over the summer. Ken wants to use he/him pronouns instead of she/her pronouns. It is now the first day of school, and although…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts from the text. Bo Jackson played professional baseball and football. What did he have in common with distance runner Steve Prefontaine? Steve and Bo both went on to compete in the Summer Olympics. Both men were…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A) Urban legends arise when fictional stories are spread by many people and, while actually false, are told as truth. B) The game “Telephone” led to the creation and dissemination of many urban…
Read more →QuestionFatigue is not homogeneous in any respect; it ranges from strictly physical to purely psychological or combinations of the two. The result is an increase in the will to work. True or False?
Read more →QuestionAdd. Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number. 3 7/10 + 4 9/10 =
Read more →QuestionAdd. Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number. 3 + 1 4/5 = __________
Read more →QuestionWhich is the most likely way that a governor would raise revenue for a new state education program? A. By getting approval from the state comptroller B. By asking the federal government for funding C. By proposing that the state…
Read more →QuestionVictoria, Eva, and Maria all A) run on the same team. B) practice together. C) skate in a contest. D) go to the same school.
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