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How did dogs become man’s best friend? Perhaps more intriguing than exactly when or where dogs became domesticated is the question of how. Was it really the result of a solitary hunter befriending an injured wolf? One similar theory…
Read more →Which lunch option was the most popular? hot dog pizza hamburger chicken sandwich
Read more →In 2001, Oklahoma created the Oklahoma Commission to Study the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. What two things did the Commission do? A It supported the Red Cross’s efforts. B It managed the National Guard. C It determined the extent of the…
Read more →Put these steps in the development of modern telephone technology in order, from first to last. 1. Bell and Watson team up to improve the telegraph. 2. Bell files a patent for “Improvements in Technology.” 3. Bell has an idea for a…
Read more →According to this selection, snow’s constantly changing strength and structure highlight its A rigidity. B durability. C variability. D visibility.
Read more →This selection is mostly about the A rising human consumption of honey and honey products. B current actions being taken to stop genetically modifying bees. C process of successfully merging three large agriculture companies. D breeding…
Read more →Correct the two errors. ALL CHILDREN’S CLOSE ARE ON SALE A) ALL CHILDREN’S CLOTHES ARE ON SALE B) ALL CHILDRENS’ CLOTHES ARE ON SALE C) ALL CHILDREN’S CLOSE IS ON SALE D) ALL CHILDREN CLOSE ARE ON SALE
Read more →What is the main point the author is making in this excerpt? A) Ear buds and headsets are unsafe for use due to the risk of hazardous noise levels and hearing loss. B) Even those near someone who is listening to loud music on a headset…
Read more →The author states that noise is causing hearing loss much earlier in life than 30 years ago. Choose the two sentences that best support this claim. Apart from hearing loss, such noise can cause lack of sleep, irritability, heartburn,…
Read more →The author states that noise is causing hearing loss much earlier in life than 30 years ago. Choose the two sentences that best support this claim. Apart from hearing loss, such noise can cause lack of sleep, irritability, heartburn,…
Read more →Read this excerpt. The author included text inside of parentheses to A provide the reader with extra information. B explain what other scientists believe. C provide the reader the author’s opinion. D sequence the events mentioned.
Read more →Read this excerpt. The author included text inside of parentheses to A) provide the reader with extra information. B) explain what other scientists believe. C) provide the reader the author’s opinion. D) sequence the events mentioned.
Read more →In this excerpt, what does the word “severed” mean? A) detached B) broken C) linked D) lost
Read more →This is an image of a sea lamprey’s teeth. How does this image relate to the selection? A) Their teeth are connected to a long tube which they use to suck the blood through. B) Their teeth are used to scrape the skin of their prey until…
Read more →According to the selection, most other bats are different from vampire bats because other bats A) scrape instead of biting their prey. B) only fly to their food or prey. C) prefer large amounts of food or prey. D) can walk or run to their…
Read more →According to the selection, most other bats are different from vampire bats because other bats A) scrape instead of biting their prey. B) only fly to their food or prey. C) prefer large amounts of food or prey. D) can walk or run to their…
Read more →The figure shown is composed of two identical rectangular prisms and two identical cubes. Find the surface area. 625 mm² 600 mm² 500 mm² 420 mm²
Read more →The data collected was presented on the box plot above. Which of the following data sets matches the box plot? o {7, 7, 7, 8, 8, 8, 4, 4, 3, 3, 5, 5, 6} o {74} o I don’t know yet o {7, 7, 7, 8, 8, 8, 8, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5, 5,…
Read more →Benjamin surveyed his Spanish class to find out how many students like certain cosmetic items. The data collected was presented on a box plot (below). What is the median number of students who like cosmetic items? A) 5 B) 6 C) 8 D) 10
Read more →A line contains the points (−4, −13) and (−2, 3). What is the slope of a line that is perpendicular to this line? −1/8 1/8 −8 I do not know the answer yet. 8
Read more →Which sequence of transformations is shown on the coordinate grid below? – Reflection over the x axis and dilation scale factor of 2 centered at the origin – Reflection over the y axis and dilation scale factor of 2 centered at the origin…
Read more →Bierce wrote the story told in this selection to create which two of the following moods? A tranquility B apprehension C trepidation D empathy E rapture
Read more →What is the significance of this excerpt, read in a book by Mr. Brayton, in relation to the events that actually occur in this selection? A The word “falleth” from the excerpt alludes to Mr. Brayton’s actual fall onto the floor. B The…
Read more →What is one reason why Mr. Brayton decided to stay at Dr. During’s house during his visit to San Francisco? A) The Castle Hotel was infested with dangerous snakes while Dr. During’s home was safe. B) Mr. Brayton had expensive taste and…
Read more →What is one reason why Mr. Brayton decided to stay at Dr. Druring’s house during his visit to San Francisco? A The Castle Hotel was infested with dangerous snakes while Dr. Druring’s home was safe. B Mr. Brayton had expensive taste and…
Read more →Based upon the following excerpt, the word “malignant” most closely means A) placid. B) reassuring. C) droll. D) menacing.
Read more →the author creates a mood of A resentment. B quietude. C bedlam. D serenity.
Read more →Why is it not surprising that Mr. Brayton is convinced that there is a serpent beneath his bed? A. Mr. Brayton is an expert in reptiles but prefers to observe snakes from a distance. B. He knows that some of Dr. Druring’s snakes have…
Read more →Read these excerpts from the selection. In which two ways do they work together? A The first uses foreshadowing to describe the snake’s eyes. B The second shows how the human imagination can easily augment reality. C The first uses a…
Read more →The first uses foreshadowing describe the snake’s eyes. The second shows how the human imagination can easily augment reality. The first uses a metaphor to describe the snake’s eyes. Both excerpts show how people often have a fear of…
Read more →What is the “insupportable thought!” that unsettles Mr. Brayton? A) that Dr. Druring housed him in the least accommodating room of his mansion B) that Dr. Druring may be plotting to kill him C) that he should have followed his initial…
Read more →A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a direct comparison between two things that may not appear to have anything in common but are alike in a specific way. Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that uses a metaphor. 1. The cause…
Read more →As the United States entered the 1900s, what were the two dividing effects of the Industrial Revolution? A. Goods and services became cheaper just as urban populations began to increase quickly. B. Millions of people moved away from…
Read more →These two excerpts from the text illustrate A Tarbell’s sense of balanced reporting by pointing out both the positives and negatives of Standard Oil. B the fallout Standard Oil experienced when it was proven that its product was…
Read more →Tarbell’s sense of balanced reporting by pointing out both the positives and negatives of Standard Oil. the fallout Standard Oil experienced when it was proven that its product was substandard. the complicated legal procedures businesses…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A Tarbell’s experience with oil fields made her the perfect person to bring legal action against Standard Oil. B Tarbell’s work with newspapers and magazines helped with the formation of labor…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A) Tarbell’s experience with oil fields made her the perfect person to bring legal action against Standard Oil. B) Tarbell’s work with newspapers and magazines helped with the formation of labor…
Read more →Based on this excerpt, some scientists believe that the “mirror test” is an indication of a child’s A ability to coordinate eye and hand movement. B concept of themselves as separate from others. C ability to focus their eyes to reach for…
Read more →Based on this excerpt, some scientists believe that the “mirror test” is an indication of a child’s A ability to coordinate eye and hand movement. B concept of themselves as separate from others. C ability to focus their eyes to reach for…
Read more →The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as A biographies. B traditional literature. C personal narratives. D historical fiction.
Read more →The author explains that to develop memories, children need to learn to tell stories. Based on what you have read, these stories could be described as A biographies. B traditional literature. C personal narratives. D historical fiction.
Read more →The account of Emily’s “crib-talk” is evidence that A early memories are only stored for a week or so. B young children have a functional memory system. C 80-year-olds are unable to recall childhood events. D fearful memories are not…
Read more →Adult amnesia is a memory gap that often results from an illness or injury. Based on this selection, how does childhood amnesia differ? A) Young children must first develop the ability to create memories. B) Illnesses do not affect…
Read more →Which of the following expresses the central idea of this selection? A The ability to create lasting memories happens gradually in young children. B Young children can recreate memories from their childhood with pictures. C Brain…
Read more →Even if Matt could choose Rudy, he would not. Which two of these details show why? A) Lead dogs need more energy than Skeena has. B) Rudy acts like she will attack Skeena. C) Matt wants Skeena to be his lead dog. D) Puppies like Rudy have…
Read more →Which sentence describes this type of story? A. It is made up but could happen in real life. B. It is about make-believe people who have a mystery to solve. C. It is make-believe because the events could not happen. D. It is a true story…
Read more →Which sentence describes this type of story? A) It is made up but it could happen in real life. B) It is about make-believe people who have a mystery to solve. C) It is make-believe because the events could not happen. D) It is a true…
Read more →While Matt is feeding Kyuk he takes a quick look at Skeena’s house. What happens next? A He finds Rudy and Skeena tangled up in the chains. B He runs into the house and calls Dr. Saritaka. C He sees Skeena’s broken chain on the ground. D…
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