QuestionThis selection is mainly about crows and A how they raise their young and learn to survive. B why they are not liked by most people. C why they choose to live in Danville, Illinois. D how they live and what makes them special.
Read more →QuestionWhich of these would be the best summary of the first paragraph? A. People thought there were nine planets in the solar system until a team of scientists known as the International Astronomical Union decided that Pluto should not be a…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following best describes the purpose of transcription? create and send a copy of genetic information with instructions for amino acid sequencing outside the nucleus link the correct sequence of amino acids together to create…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following best describes the process of translation? a process where a sequence of nitrogenous bases in DNA is used to create a messenger molecule a process that creates and sends a copy of genetic information outside the…
Read more →QuestionWhen gene regulation controls how quickly transcription occurs, what does it affect? It affects how much of a certain protein is being made at a given time. It affects how often the DNA molecule is scanned for mutations. It affects how…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these would be the best summary of the first paragraph? A. People thought there were nine planets in the solar system until a team of scientists known as the International Astronomical Union decided that Pluto should not be a…
Read more →QuestionSelect the two details that should be included in a summary of the text. Imani draws inspiration for her revitalization project from her father’s “tomato chats.” Local businesses may sponsor neighborhood revitalization efforts in the…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the best summary of paragraph 3? Imani wants her friend Darcey to move back to her neighborhood, but her home is now a vacant lot. Imani wants Darcey to help her revitalize the neighborhood, but revitalization means different…
Read more →QuestionUse the Pythagorean Theorem to find the distance between points P and Q. Complete the equation to find c, the length of segment PQ. (Type whole numbers.) c² = (4)² + ( )²
Read more →QuestionThe owner told Mr. Rosen about the noise in the cellar. Mr. Rosen said that sounded like a A dragon. B owl. C mouse. D goblin.
Read more →QuestionWhat does the question, “Where is he off to?” most closely mean? A) Where does he live? B) Where are his coat and hat? C) Where would he like to visit? D) Where is he going?
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence best summarizes the section called “Not Always Right”? O News outlets made errors in more than half of thousands of stories, according to a study. O News outlets often make errors, but they are quick to correct them and let…
Read more →QuestionSummarize the text by placing key ideas in the order in which they are presented: Making online corrections is simple, but telling readers about them is not. Even when news outlets make corrections, people can share stories that are…
Read more →QuestionWhen the people gathered around the store, each person carried a bucket of milk. Why? A The owner did not have enough to eat and drink. B Joseph thought he heard that goblins hate milk. C The store usually sold milk but it had run out. D…
Read more →QuestionWhich quotation from the text best summarizes the main idea of the article? But as more people read news online, corrections face big changes. (paragraph 1) “With the Internet, mistakes get out quickly,” Maier says. “And sometimes…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A A terrible monster attacked a large city. B A traveler found treasure in an empty village. C A young child saved a hurt and lost animal. D A strange noise scared the people in a village.
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A A terrible monster attacked a large city. B A traveler found treasure in an empty village. C A young child saved a hurt and lost animal. D A strange noise scared the people in a village.
Read more →QuestionWhich illustration best illustrates a geocentric model of a solar system? A) B) C) D)
Read more →Questionwas the driving force behind the creation of the __________. Gasses were __________ together by gravity, creating __________. The remaining gasses and __________ were pulled together creating space rocks, and asteroids. As the…
Read more →QuestionWhich type of solar system model is illustrated in the diagram? a retrograde model a geocentric model a Ptolemaic model a heliocentric model
Read more →QuestionWhich type of solar system model is shown in the diagram? a geocentric model a heliocentric model a Jovian model a retrograde model
Read more →QuestionAbout 4.6 billion years ago, the __________ started as a giant cloud of gas and dust called a solar __________. Some unknown event, perhaps a supernova, caused a __________ collapse at the center of the cloud. Most of the dust and…
Read more →QuestionIn 2006, scientists from the IAU gathered in Prague and determined that Pluto wasn’t a planet. a) Yes b) No c) Maybe d) Not sure
Read more →QuestionWhich of these would be the best summary of the first paragraph? A. People thought there were nine planets in the solar system until a team of scientists known as the International Astronomical Union decided that Pluto should not be a…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these would be the best summary of the first paragraph? A) Pluto was once considered a planet, but opinions have changed over time. B) Scientists agreed that there were nine planets in the solar system until 2006. C) The…
Read more →QuestionMariachi bands began to replace harps with trumpets in the 1920s. Why? A) Musicians were not allowed to always play the same instrument. B) Some instruments were easier to play in the morning than at night. C) Harps are huge instruments…
Read more →QuestionThink about what you have read. The author wrote this text mainly to A give directions to make something. B argue against doing something. C present facts about a subject. D entertain with a funny made-up story.
Read more →QuestionHow often are stories wrong? Scott Maier is a professor at the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communications. He has researched errors and corrections in the news media. His study looked at 4,800 news stories. It found…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the selection. You can conclude that A many other countries rely on the resources found in Brazil. B the different regions in Brazil each have unique attractions. C people visiting the rainforests are important to…
Read more →QuestionBased on this excerpt, what are two dangers that skiers can face? A) Falling could mean hitting rocks or breaking bones on the way down. B) There are bears that live in the mountains, and they can be dangerous. C) Sudden dips could trip…
Read more →QuestionIn the selection, the author compares his first sighting of the Greenland shark with his previous shark encounters. This comparison reveals to the reader that the Greenland shark A was full of life and moved faster than other sharks. B…
Read more →QuestionWhat tide is represented in diagram 1? What tide is represented in diagram 2? Which Moon phases in diagrams 1 and 3 create the most extreme high and low tides? Which Moon phases in diagrams 2 and 4 create less extreme high and low tides?…
Read more →QuestionThey discovered Pluto wasn’t a planet A) 1930 B) 2006 C) Prague, Czech D) Because NASA discovered it wasn’t a real planet
Read more →QuestionGiven that the zeros of a quadratic function are –2 and 8, what is the standard form of the quadratic function? A f(x) = x² + 6x + 16 B f(x) = x² + 6x – 16 C f(x) = x² – 6x + 16 D f(x) = x² – 6x – 16
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt from the text, the word “unsung” most closely means A notorious. B celebrated. C unacknowledged. D prominent.
Read more →QuestionWhich of these would be the best summary of the first paragraph? A. People thought there were nine planets in the solar system until a team of scientists known as the International Astronomical Union decided that Pluto should not be a…
Read more →QuestionIf an alpine course was exposed to warm weather, you could expect it to A create balance between speed and safety. B rut and fall apart. C form an avalanche. D attract large numbers of recreational skiers.
Read more →QuestionThis text is best categorized as a work of A) science fiction. B) informational nonfiction. C) realistic fiction. D) narrative nonfiction.
Read more →QuestionCompared to a snowflake in the air, a snowflake on the ground is A fragmented. B larger and colder. C unchanged. D rounder and smoother.
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the text. Which statement gives the best summary of this excerpt? A) When the weather doesn’t cooperate, participants in winter sports must adapt. B) It’s difficult to create optimal snow conditions for cross…
Read more →QuestionThe increasing passage of time causes a decrease in the winning time. The increasing passage of time correlates with a decrease in the winning time. The increasing passage of time causes an increase in the winning time. The increasing…
Read more →QuestionThe equation of the line of fit is y = -0.8575x + 268.025. Describe how this relates to the winning times. The slope of the line means that for every year, the winning time Choose… by almost a full second. If this trend line continues, by…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt. How do these details relate to one another? A Each sentence adds more evidence to the argument that the USA was a dominant Olympic team. B The many scoring facts show that Yugoslavia was a far better team than South…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt. You conclude the Trojans under Miller’s leadership had a A rather boring season. B terribly unsuccessful season. C wildly successful season. D promising season.
Read more →QuestionHow many more vehicles did Ledbetter Auto Mall sell than Cars of Pryor Falls? vehicles
Read more →QuestionHow many more jelly beans did the factory make on Saturday than on Sunday? jelly beans
Read more →QuestionHow many more glass bottles did the center recycle on Friday than on Wednesday? A) 2,674 B) 2,924 C) 3,028 D) 3,530
Read more →QuestionHow many pieces of taffy did the factory make on Thursday than on Monday? 0 1,100 42,152 42,152 pieces of taffy
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