Select the word or phrase that is redundant and can be removed without changing the meaning of the text. An unnamed donor anonymously gifted more than one million dollars to the homeless shelter during its annual fund-raising drive. 1. unnamed
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The plant in rich soil grew ? inches between Week 2 and Week 4.
Select the word or phrase that is redundant and can be removed without changing the meaning of the text. Temples and pyramids still remain in northern Guatemala at Tikal, one of the largest archaeological sites of the Maya civilization.
At Week 0, Jared planted the plants. They were 3 1/8 inches tall. At week 2, one plant in sandy soil had grown 1 3/8 inches. At Week 4, the plant had grown another 1 5/8 inches. Use the number ...
According to medical historian Alun Withey, Victorian-era doctors encouraged men to grow beards on their faces as protection against illness. 1. on their faces 2. doctors 3. protection against illness 4. encouraged
What is Leopold’s idea of “land ethic”? A) People should tackle nature as something to overcome or defeat; land is something to subdue and settle. B) People should come together to make decisions about how land should be used. They ...
What does the acronym NIMBY mean? A) Nuclear Institute of Monterey Bay, Yucatan B) Not In My Back Yard C) Never In a Million, Billion Years D) New Incredible Moments Begin Yesterday
The movement has faced legal challenges. Sometimes, the government creates laws that benefit businesses more than nature. These include allowing oil companies to dig pipelines and possibly contaminate drinking water, and letting coal companies dump waste in streams. Even with ...
Senator Gaylord Nelson was inspired to create Earth day because of A the effects of the oil spill in California. B the after effects of wildfires in California. C the concerns he had over timber logging. D the information he ...
What is the goal of Green for All? A an economy to help nature that also tries to help those who live in poverty get out of it B the effort to bring sustainable produce to big cities in an ...
Which sentence best summarizes this information? A. Humans have never been very good at looking after the environment. B. Humans have been concerned for the environment for a long time. C. The environment has always been hostile and difficult for ...
Which two sentences are opinions? A He believed forests should be used thoughtfully in a way that protected nature. B The number of logged forest contracts doubled. C He thought forests should be used to benefit people. D The number ...
Greenpeace members can best be described as A immovable. B compassionate. C passionate. D softhearted.
The central idea of this selection is A the conflict among personalities in the environmental movement. B the politicians who came into conflict over environmental protections. C the history of the environmental movement in America. D the legislation created to protect the environment in ...
Why is the size of the Sun and Earth so important to our daily routine? A: Both masses are large enough to withstand incoming asteroids. B: Humans would feel much heavier if the Earth and Sun were larger. C: Their ...
A desert region has very little water in its hydrosphere. How does this MOST LIKELY affect its climate compared to a coastal region? A. More stable temperatures due to lack of evaporation B. Increased precipitation due to rapid heating C. ...
A scientist observes that polar regions receive less solar energy than equatorial regions. How does this difference influence global climate patterns? A. It causes uniform temperatures across Earth B. It drives convection currents in the atmosphere C. It prevents ocean ...
During the day, a sea breeze forms along a coastline. Which sequence correctly explains this phenomenon? A. Land cools faster → air sinks → wind moves from land to sea B. Water heats faster → air rises → wind moves ...
A region near the equator receives more direct sunlight year-round. How does this affect global atmospheric circulation? A. It causes cold, dense air to sink at the equator B. It creates low-pressure zones due to rising warm air C. It ...
A region near the equator receives more direct sunlight year-round. How does this affect global atmospheric circulation? A. It causes cold, dense air to sink at the equator B. It creates low-pressure zones due to rising warm air C. It ...
A coastal city experiences cooler daytime temperatures than a nearby inland city at the same latitude. Which explanation BEST describes this difference? A. The land absorbs solar energy faster than water, increasing inland temperatures B. Water reflects more solar energy ...
The word subordination is built from the Latin prefix sub- (meaning “under”) and the Latin root ordin (meaning “rank” or “order”). Based on this morphology and the text’s description of the helots, which statement best explains the word’s meaning in ...
The word subordination is built from the Latin prefix sub- (meaning “under”) and the Latin root ordin (meaning “rank” or “order”). Based on this morphology and the text’s description of the helots, which statement best explains the word’s meaning in ...
What is a black hole? A. A collapsed star with gravity so dense nothing can escape it B. A cool spot on the surface of a star C. An area in space where stars are created
Where are stars formed? A. A planetary nebula B. Near the center of the universe C. A nebula What is a black hole? A. A collapsed star with gravity so dense nothing can escape it B. A cool spot ...
What are some differences between low-mass and high-mass star life cycles? A. When are black holes formed? B. What part of the life cycle is our Sun in? C. What do you think are some differences between a Red Giant ...
Where are stars born? A. What determines which life cycle path a star takes?
How can supernovas form? A. When a white dwarf adds too much matter from another star B. When a star’s fuel runs out and it explodes C. In a nebula due to the force of gravity D. Both A & ...
What is a Supernova? – Part 2 1. white dwarf 2. gravitational force
What is a Supernova? – Part 1 A. A cosmic explosion B. A star system made of two stars C. A compact star called a white dwarf D. A force that pulls all mass together
Briefly describe the process of nuclear fusion? How does mass play a role in the life cycle of a star? What is a white dwarf?
What Is Compassion? There are many figures who embody diversity. This selection recounts the lives of people who have embodied diversity. 1. True 2. False
4/x² – 3x – 4 = 1/x – 4 + 1/x² – 3x – 4 A) {2, -2} B) {-2} C) {0} D) {2}
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The location labeled X is located near an ocean. Which of the following best describes what the models show? A. The Earth’s tides vary in different locations based on the Moon’s position. B. The Earth experiences different tides based on ...
How does the respiratory system interact with the circulatory system? A. The circulatory system transports oxygen that the respiratory system brings into the body. B. The respiratory system transports oxygen to the heart for the circulatory system. C. The respiratory ...
One year, heavy rain makes Lake Raymond very deep. The next year, however, rain is very light, and not much water is left in Lake Raymond. How will this most likely affect animal life in Lake Raymond? A. There will ...
Based on the information given, which statement best describes what Lupe and Steve made? A. They both made a solution, but only Steve made a mixture. B. They both made a mixture, but only Lupe made a solution. C. Both ...
One of the main functions of the musculoskeletal system is to allow _______ of the body. A. growth B. movement C. reproduction D. maintenance
In the mesosphere, A. temperature alternately increases and decreases as altitude increases. B. temperature increases as altitude increases. C. temperature stays the same as altitude increases. D. temperature decreases as altitude increases.
The Sun has several characteristics that can be observed. An event on the Sun is shown below. What is the arrow pointing to? A. a volcanic eruption B. a solar flare C. a sunspot D. a nebula forming
DeShawn wants to conduct a scientific study on how land-clearing in his city may have affected the quality of the water. Which source of information would be most valuable to his research? A. a recent city government report with data ...
According to the textbook, which indicator should Andrea use? Hint: Neutral substances have a pH of 7. Acids have a pH that is less than 7, and bases have a pH that is greater than 7. A. phenolphthalein B. thymol ...
DeShawn wants to conduct a scientific study on how land-clearing in his city may have affected the quality of the water. Which source of information would be most valuable to his research? A. a recent city government report with data ...
DeShawn wants to conduct a scientific study on how land-clearing in his city may have affected the quality of the water. Which source of information would be most valuable to his research? A. a recent city government report with data ...
Kelley wants to conduct an experiment about sound. Which question could Kelley best test with a scientific experiment? A. Why is sound important for everyday communication? B. What type of scientists study sound and its properties? C. Through which material ...
Before becoming a politician, March A) became a medical doctor. B) worked as a dental hygienist. C) bought a store with her brother. D) served in the military.
Before becoming a politician, March A) became a medical doctor. B) worked as a dental hygienist. C) bought a store with her brother. D) served in the military.
In the 1960s, some people had to pay to use public toilets. March Fong Eu wanted to change this. She smashed a toilet at the State Capitol building A as an attempt to get arrested on purpose. B to destroy ...
What is the purpose of the second sentence in this excerpt? A) It offers an opposing view of an argument made in the first sentence. B) It explains the meaning of an important term used in the first sentence. C) ...