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This text is mainly about A) an important woman in the history of the U.S. civil rights movement. B) a time in history when black people were kept separate from white people. C) the laws that gave equal rights to people who were treated…
Read more →The author explains that Noah’s Lost Ark serves multiple purposes. What are two purposes? A) educate people about exotic animals B) provide safe homes to exotic animals C) train exotic animals to become pets D) give classes on caring for…
Read more →In 1948 President Harry S. Truman signed an executive order that led to a significant change for the United States Armed Forces. What did this order do? A) integrate men into the military as licensed nurses B) allow more WACs to serve in…
Read more →After finding out how much it costs per day to take care of the animals, the Whitehouses most likely felt A) enraged and disgusted. B) outraged and afraid. C) frustrated and confused. D) overwhelmed and concerned.
Read more →Based on the selection, both the Women’s Army Corps (WAC) and the Women in the Air Force (WAF) were programs that A) provided educational training for women at the same level as U.S. military academies. B) enrolled women in basic nursing…
Read more →Tone is the author or speaker’s attitude toward the topic. In this excerpt, the speaker’s tone is A. confused and unsure. B. detached and bored. C. comical and amusing. D. passionate and forceful.
Read more →The previous question asked about U.S. military academies enrolling women. Based on your answer to that question, you can reasonably conclude that A) gender inequality in the military has been slow to change. B) military schools were…
Read more →This selection is mainly about A) an animal rescue facility that cares for abused and unwanted exotic animals. B) zoos and the debate about whether animals should be caged for people to see. C) laws in different states that protect…
Read more →The previous question asked about U.S. military academies enrolling women. Based on your answer to that question, you can reasonably conclude that A. gender inequality in the military has been slow to change. B. military schools were…
Read more →Why do some believe the Games were stopped? A) Cities were fighting with one another. B) No one had the money to pay for the games. C) People no longer wanted to train for the games. D) The gods wanted the people to focus on health.
Read more →The previous question asked about U.S. military academies enrolling women. Based on your answer to that question, you can reasonably conclude that: A) gender inequality in the military has been slow to change. B) military schools were…
Read more →The previous question asked about U.S. military academies enrolling women. Based on your answer to that question, you can reasonably conclude that A) gender inequality in the military has been slow to change. B) military schools were…
Read more →This text describes changes to the Olympics over the years. This text can be best described as A an informational text. B a mystery. C an interview. D a narrative text.
Read more →What point is the author most strongly making in this part of the selection from the end? A. Most U.S. military academies began admitting women in response to their heroic achievements in Vietnam during the war. B. Some military schools…
Read more →Read the two excerpts. How were the preparations for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics and the Atlanta Olympics similar? A) Both set records for the amount of people the stadiums could hold. B) Both had to build subways to transport all of the…
Read more →Choose the statement that best expresses the central idea of this selection. A Some military schools continued to exclude women long after others graduated their first female classes. B Since World War II, gender discrimination in the…
Read more →What was the purpose of the Olympic truce? A) to include music and theater in the Olympics B) to honor the Greek gods on Mount Olympus C) to restart the Olympic Games without religious ties D) to stop cities from fighting during the…
Read more →Choose the statement that best expresses the central idea of this selection. A. Some military schools continued to exclude women long after others graduated their first female classes. B. Since World War II, gender discrimination in the…
Read more →According to the selection, which continent has hosted the most summer and winter Olympic games? A) Asia B) South America C) North America D) Europe
Read more →This is an image of Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons. How does this image connect to the text? A. Scientists are exploring this ice-covered moon for clues about whether it might support life. B. NASA astronauts landed on this moon only to…
Read more →According to the selection, which continent has hosted the most summer and winter Olympic games? A) Asia B) South America C) North America D) Europe
Read more →The author explains that Bruce Vaughn splits his time between his lab and fieldwork. Which two details from the text best describe the conditions of his fieldwork? A) difficult to get to B) cozy and quiet C) extremely cold D) very rainy…
Read more →Which sentence from the text expresses an opinion rather than a fact? A The droplets may remain liquid far below the normal freezing point. B Back on Earth, snowflakes tumble from the Utah sky. C From his tent in eastern Greenland, Bruce…
Read more →Which sentence from the selection supports the author’s statement that the Olympics have greatly changed since 1896? A. He thought the Olympics could help people focus on building a healthy mind and body. B. There are many new sporting…
Read more →All of these statements are from the selection. Which one best describes the selection’s central idea? A. To him, the tiny crystals of ice falling from the sky are as fascinating as they are beautiful. B. Throughout the winter, chairlifts…
Read more →According to the text, the United States and the Soviet Union boycotted the Olympic Games in each other’s countries because they each A believed the host country was spending too much money on the games. B hoped the host country would win…
Read more →All of these statements are from the selection. Which one best describes the selection’s central idea? A. To him, the tiny crystals of ice falling from the sky are as fascinating as they are beautiful. B. Throughout the winter, chairlifts…
Read more →Choose the sentence from the excerpt that reveals how the location of the Olympics has changed over time. 1. The location of the Olympic Games has always been important. While the ancient Games were always held on the plains of Olympia,…
Read more →If Arnot had to pick a meal while at home, she would probably choose a A) ham salad. B) taco salad. C) spinach salad. D) pasta salad.
Read more →What does the word “renovate” mean in this sentence? A) build something new B) not wanting to change C) fix up something old D) leave things the same
Read more →If Arnot had to pick a meal while at home, she would probably choose a A) ham salad. B) taco salad. C) spinach salad. D) pasta salad.
Read more →This selection is mainly about the A) events that athletes can participate in during the Olympics. B) places the Olympic games have been held. C) rules and regulations of being a host to the Olympics. D) way the Olympic games have changed…
Read more →If Arnot had to pick a meal while at home, she would probably choose a A) ham salad. B) taco salad. C) spinach salad. D) pasta salad.
Read more →Based on this selection, which two of the following are results of breathing air at high altitude? A) extreme exhaustion B) intense thirst C) complete blindness D) severe shivering E) pounding heart
Read more →How does this image connect to what you have read in this selection? A Museums ban photographs to protect the income they get from people who purchase prints of the artwork at the gift shop. B More museums are choosing to display digital…
Read more →Based on this selection, which two of the following are results of breathing air at high altitude? A. extreme exhaustion B. intense thirst C. complete blindness D. severe shivering E. pounding heart
Read more →The text describes the process of arranging loans among museums as “a ton of quid pro quo.” This is another way of saying that the loans A are more attractive if a celebrity agrees to act “guest curator” for an exhibit. B have more to do…
Read more →Put these steps for climbing in high altitude in order in which they should be followed, starting with the first. 1. Make sure your body is fit and healthy. 2. Check yourself for conditions such as headaches. 3. Climb slowly to adapt your…
Read more →an insurance “indemnity” program helps a museum by A securing the area around artwork on loan while allowing the public to view it. B allowing the museum to sue a person who damages a masterpiece on loan. C replacing artwork on loan that…
Read more →Put these steps for climbing in high altitudes in the order in which they should be followed, starting with the first. 1. Descend to a lower altitude if illness occurs. 2. Climb slowly to adapt your body to thin air. 3. Check yourself for…
Read more →Caroline Campbell describes planning a major loan exhibition as a “herculean effort” that can take years. Based on what you have read, what are two reasons these projects can be extremely difficult? A Loan exhibitions require tedious…
Read more →Use multiplication to expand the expression below. Then compute. Express your answer as a fraction in simplest form. (7/8)² Answer options: Type the / symbol on your keyboard to create fractions. Press the button or type the * symbol on…
Read more →The central idea of this text is that moving priceless artwork A is the only way to ensure that art is accessible. B unnecessarily endangers the integrity of a masterpiece. C can be an exacting, expensive, and risky venture. D comes at a…
Read more →Perform the operation and simplify the answer fully. 5/9 * 9/8 A) 5/8 B) 1 C) 5/9 D) 9/8
Read more →Use an exponent to condense the expression below. Then compute. Express your answer as a fraction in simplest form. 10/19 × 10/19 Type the / symbol on your keyboard to create fractions. Type the base, then use the ab button or use the ^…
Read more →How many milligrams of vitamin C are in 1 serving of each type of juice? Complete the statement. Orange juice has 125 mg of vitamin C per serving. Cranberry juice has 90 mg of vitamin C per serving. How does the amount of vitamin C in…
Read more →Perform the operation and simplify the answer fully. 5/9 ÷ 10/7
Read more →How many milligrams of vitamin C are in 1 serving of each type of juice? Complete the statement. Orange juice has _____ mg of vitamin C per serving. Cranberry juice has _____ mg of vitamin C per serving.
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