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 →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.
Read more →QuestionRead this part of the story. The problem in this part is that A both girls have a competition on the same day. B both girls are going to be in the same race. C Eva does not like skating in a contest. D Maria did not have a tracksuit and…
Read more →QuestionRead this part of the story. Which sentence best summarizes this part? A) Eva was not sure her sister could win a race. B) Maria felt left out while her sister was stretching. C) Eva was helping her sister prepare for a race. D) Maria did…
Read more →QuestionThis selection is best described as A) science fiction. B) a myth. C) a fairy tale. D) realistic fiction.
Read more →QuestionUsing a graphing calculator, find the mean and standard deviation of the following data set. Round to the nearest tenth. Data Set: 68, 75, 69, 78, 85, 93, 92, 97, 71, 77, 64, 73, 91, 82, 95, 67, 78, 94, 91, 62
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence from the selection provides evidence that the delegates went along with Alexander Hamilton’s ideas about a central government? A) He worked to convince his fellow legislators to send delegates to the Philadelphia…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the significance of the title “Fahrenheit 451”? A. Fahrenheit 451 is the street address where the book’s main character lives. B. Fahrenheit 451 is a combination of Bradbury’s nickname and birthdate. C. The name of the book that…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following hydrocarbons undergo addition reactions? C₂H₆, C₃H₈, C₃H₆, C₂H₂, and CH₄. Identify the alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes from the following: C₂H₆, C₃H₈, C₃H₆, C₂H₂, and CH₄. The general formula of alkanes is CₙH₂ₙ₊₂.…
Read more →QuestionThis is an image of the Mayflower. Based on this text, what is the significance of this ship? A It prevented Separatists from spreading their religion to the colonies. B It allowed Separatists to return to England for goods produced…
Read more →QuestionWhat evidence supports this selection’s claim that Bradbury’s work predicted future events? A He knew that people would always need places to go for research and ideas, so he supported public libraries. B In the 1950s, Bradbury wrote…
Read more →QuestionChoose the sentence in this excerpt that offers examples of the kinds of challenges athletes face when they come to the United States from other countries. One measured seven feet, seven inches, while the other was seven feet, six inches.…
Read more →QuestionBased on what you have read, this text can best be described as A argumentative. B informational. C narrative. D fictional.
Read more →QuestionAt the 1787 Constitutional Convention, Hamilton proposed an idea to A reorganize the states as separate nations. B give state governments complete control. C negotiate a treaty with Great Britain. D create a strong national government.
Read more →QuestionHow does this image of power lines in a winter storm relate to this selection? A Super-repellent coatings could work to prevent power outages commonly caused by squirrels. B Super-repellent coatings may solve many problems, such as…
Read more →QuestionWhat does Bradbury mean when he says science fiction is “always the art of the possible, never the impossible”? A It is too difficult to write science fiction unless a writer has a good imagination. B It is best to include some kind of…
Read more →QuestionWhy were Ming and his two team members called “The Walking Great Wall”? A They built their strength by climbing the Great Wall of China. B They all grew up in the shadow of the Great Wall of China. C They formed a tall barrier on the…
Read more →QuestionRead this part of the text. Based on this part, a main difference between the first cars made and cars today is A length. B safety. C energy. D speed.
Read more →QuestionThe Michigan researchers developed a mesh fabric that might aid in cleaning up oil spills. This fabric functions for this purpose by A) forcing both water and oil to mix together. B) allowing oil to pass through, but repelling water. C)…
Read more →QuestionPlace these events in order to demonstrate the steps in how sound travels. 1. In turn, those air molecules set more air molecules in motion. 2. You kick a stone and it starts to roll. 3. The first air molecules to move shake up other air…
Read more →QuestionWhich two of the following health issues can result from dangerous sound levels? A oversleeping B food allergies C high blood pressure D sleep loss E concussions
Read more →QuestionWhich two of the following health issues can result from dangerous sound levels? A oversleeping B food allergies C high blood pressure D sleep loss E concussions
Read more →QuestionWhat 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 →QuestionWhich two of the following describe sound frequency and intensity? A the number of sound waves B the speed at which an object moves C the height of an object making noise D the level of loudness E the size of air molecules
Read more →QuestionBased on these two excerpts, which two of the following sounds can cause immediate hearing damage? A constant highway traffic B jet taking off C gas-powered lawn mowers D children playing outside E subway trains roaring by
Read more →QuestionBased on these two excerpts, which two of the following sounds can cause immediate hearing damage? A constant highway traffic B jet taking off C gas-powered lawn mowers D children playing outside E subway trains roaring by
Read more →QuestionWhat does the image of “the panting of the locomotive” symbolize? A the ongoing support of technological advances B the constant motion of work and business C the steady progression of scientific knowledge D the increased speed of modern…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. Which one of these sounds is closest to the high end of what humans can hear? A the screech of a bat B the rumble of an elephant C the voice of a man D the voice of a woman
Read more →QuestionWhat does the image of “the panting of the locomotive” symbolize? A the ongoing support of technological advances B the constant motion of work and business C the steady progression of scientific knowledge D the increased speed of modern…
Read more →QuestionThe red and the blue triangles drawn on the line are similar. What equation can be used to show that the slope of the line is the same between any two points? rise 1 · run 1 = rise 2 · run 2 rise 1 —– = rise 2 run 1 run 2 rise 1 + run 1 =…
Read more →QuestionHow does this image of a Jackson Pollock painting connect with this selection? A) The author references this artist’s style to help the reader visualize a collection of dead insects in a light fixture. B) The author describes this…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. Which two of the following conclusions can you draw? A Species that survive pesticides are also the ones that are likely to be harmful. B Learning to co-exist with most indoor wildlife can lead to healthier homes.…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. Which two of the following conclusions can you draw? A Species that survive pesticides are also the ones that are likely to be harmful. B Learning to co-exist with most indoor wildlife can lead to healthier homes.…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. Which two of the following conclusions can you draw? A Species that survive pesticides are also the ones that are likely to be harmful. B Learning to co-exist with most indoor wildlife can lead to healthier homes.…
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence uses the figurative speech simile? A One looks like a soup can with long arms sticking out of either end. B ….where nothing else can survive- places like glacial ice, or oil deposits, or the rainbow-colored sulfur pools of…
Read more →QuestionAlvin is a submarine that is used to explore creatures that live in the ocean. Alvin studies how ancient creatures survive in the ocean. Alvin is diving toward the center of the Earth. Alvin is a submarine that is located 200 miles off…
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt, what does the phrase “underground labyrinth” refer to? A the animals and plants that live on Earth B Juan de Fuca Ridge, an underwater mountain range C the Dark Energy Biosphere D Alvin the submarine
Read more →QuestionWhy does the author include this in the selection? A to explain why water is so important to living things B to prove how water is identified on planets in space C to show how water compares to other objects D to argue why water is not…
Read more →QuestionWhy does the author include this in the selection? A to explain why water is so important to living things B to prove how water is identified on planets in space C to show how water compares to other objects D to argue why water is not…
Read more →QuestionThe author states that safety is an important topic for all HVAC students. Which two details from the text best support this priority? A Students may be required to work in basements. B HVAC contractors work in cold and hot seasons. C…
Read more →QuestionThe author states that safety is an important topic for all HVAC students. Which two details from the text best support this priority? A Students may be required to work in basements. B HVAC contractors work in cold and hot seasons. C…
Read more →QuestionThe author states that safety is an important topic for all HVAC students. Which two details from the text best support this priority? A Students may be required to work in basements. B HVAC contractors work in cold and hot seasons. C…
Read more →QuestionWhen is the soonest that future HVAC technicians can begin preparing for this career? A once they complete two years in college B after they graduate from high school C while they are still in high school D after working with a mentor for…
Read more →QuestionThis image shows a blueprint. How does the image relate to this selection? A HVAC technicians would never need building blueprints but they are fun to see. B Blueprints show HVAC technicians the design of the buildings they work on. C…
Read more →QuestionBeing HVAC technicians means Dana and Bobby have new challenges to solve on a regular basis. As HVAC technicians, they A enjoy the troubleshooting nature of their jobs. B like knowing that every day will be exactly the same. C prefer…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the selection. Based on this, which one of these statements is a reasonable conclusion? A HVAC technicians earn more than most other workers. B There is a strong demand for HVAC technicians. C Less than half of new…
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