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During the summer, Patrick paints houses and Michelle works as a lifeguard. To show their earnings, Patrick makes a graph and Michelle makes a table. Who earns more money per hour, and by how much more? Patrick, by $19.75 Patrick, by…
Read more →Two points are located at (−9, −8) and (−6, −4). Complete the equations below to show how you can use the Pythagorean theorem to find the distance between these two points. Solve a² + b² = c² for c. c = Use coordinates to write an…
Read more →Which expression shows the correct way to find the distance between (18, 20) and (32, 16)? √(20 – 18)² + (16 – 32)² √(32 – 18)² + (16 – 20)² √(16 – 32)² + (18 – 20)² (20 – 32)² + (16 – 18)²
Read more →To the nearest hundredth, what is the distance between point (-6, -1) and point (4, 3)? units
Read more →Find the approximate length of segment AC. 5.74 units 8.06 units 11 units 65 units
Read more →Find the distance between the points (-5, -10) and (2, 4). 4.58 12.12 15.65 21
Read more →Find the distance between the points (-5, -10) and (2, 4). 4.58 12.12 15.65 21
Read more →Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements to match the information shown by the graph. Produce per pound costs less than meat per pound because the slope of the graph for meat is greater than that of the graph for produce. The…
Read more →Match the number of triangles formed or the interior angle sum to each regular polygon. number of triangles formed is 4 interior angle sum is 1,440° interior angle sum is 1,800° number of triangles formed is 6
Read more →This selection can best be described as A a personal essay. B an argumentative piece. C a biography. D an informational text.
Read more →It’s easy for small dogs to get lost amongst much larger dogs. At Camp Doggy, we do everything we can to make sure that this doesn’t happen to our small friends. One way that we protect small dogs is by having them wear life jackets when…
Read more →Match the number of triangles formed or the interior angle sum to each regular polygon. number of triangles formed is 4 interior angle sum is 1,440° interior angle sum is 1,800° number of triangles formed is 6
Read more →Match the number of triangles formed or the interior angle sum to each regular polygon. – number of triangles formed is 4 – Interior angle sum is 1,440° – Interior angle sum is 1,800° – number of triangles formed is 6
Read more →This selection can best be described as A a personal essay. B an argumentative piece. C a biography. D an informational text.
Read more →Determine the text structure of each of the following paragraphs. Options: Compare and contrast, sequence, problem and solution, description, cause and effect.
Read more →What were two things white Americans did to restrict the rights of Asian Americans? A sought to ban Asian Americans from mining and railroad building B tried to exclude Asian Americans from public schools C endeavored to exclude Asian…
Read more →Complete the table to show the number of triangles that each polygon can be decomposed into and the interior angle sum for each polygon. Number of Sides of the Polygon 14 15 16 17 18 Number of Triangles Formed 12 14 Interior Angle Sum °…
Read more →Why does the author begin the selection with the story of Mary Matsuda? A to make the text personal for the reader B to argue that her family’s experience was exaggerated C to point out that she is much older than the readers D to show…
Read more →This part of the text describes an app families use to have fun with math at home. Which two details show how this app helps? A Families can show their kids that learning math is not that important. B Kids learn that being worried about…
Read more →What event brought an end to the Japanese-United States conflict in WWII? A the bombing of Hiroshima B the imprisonment of Japanese Americans C the evacuation of Dunkirk D the winning of the Battle of the Bulge
Read more →What are two reasons students would do this before a math test? A Students who write about math stress before a test can improve their scores. B Writing about stressful feelings before a test helps students focus on the math. C Writing…
Read more →The words “chicken-and-egg problem” are telling you that A impossible to know which of two things happens first. B hard to read some people’s messy handwriting. C unwise to make plans for something that may not happen. D easy to explain…
Read more →Prejudice against Asian Americans was widespread in the United States prior to WWII, but immigrants still came from Asia. Choose the sentence in this excerpt that best explains why. 1. Prejudice against Asian Americans was widespread in…
Read more →Here at Camp Doggy, we provide a number of different amenities to keep your dog happy and healthy. Cabins are fully air conditioned and have high quality mattresses. In the cafeteria, your dog will be fed farm-fresh meat and organic…
Read more →Read this part of the text. The words “chicken-and-egg problem” are telling you that A impossible to know which of two things happens first. B hard to read some people’s messy handwriting. C unwise to make plans for something that may not…
Read more →Look at this image. How does this image relate to this selection? A) Sports come naturally to athletes, but getting better at math takes practice. B) Just like learning a sport, improving math performance takes practice. C) Only geniuses…
Read more →Which angle is complementary to 24°? ∠2 ∠5 ∠1 ∠3
Read more →Read this excerpt. Which sentence provides the best summary of this excerpt? A Ramesses surrendered once ambushed by the Hittites. B The Hittites proved to be a challenge for Ramesses. C Ramesses did not find the Hittites to be a serious…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A) Online shopping will eventually be replaced by the latest trend, which might be actual stores. B) Traditional retail stores have a human factor that can never be replaced by online shopping.…
Read more →Read this excerpt. Which sentence provides the best summary of this excerpt? A) Ramsesses surrendered once ambushed by the Hittites. B) The Hittites proved to be a challenge for Ramsesses. C) Ramsesses did not find the Hittites to be a…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A) Online shopping will eventually be replaced by the latest trend, which might be actual stores. B) Traditional retail stores have a human factor that can never be replaced by online shopping.…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A. Online shopping will eventually be replaced by the latest trend, which might be actual stores. B. Traditional retail stores have a human factor that can never be replaced by online shopping.…
Read more →What is the central idea of this selection? A. Online shopping will eventually be replaced by the latest trend, which might be actual stores. B. Traditional retail stores have a human factor that can never be replaced by online shopping.…
Read more →Ptah, Re-Horakhty, and Amun were all A) gods. B) temples. C) kings. D) cities.
Read more →Ptah, Re-Horakhty, and Amun were all A) gods. B) temples. C) kings. D) cities.
Read more →Egyptologists refer to the period when Ramsesses ruled as the A) Rising Sun. B) Abu Simbel. C) Re-Horakhty. D) New Kingdom.
Read more →This selection is mainly about A what makes temples in Egypt different from temples in Turkey and India. B how two empires negotiated the world’s first known peace treaty. C how the sun’s position around a temple became the first…
Read more →This selection is mainly about A what makes temples in Egypt different from temples in Turkey and India. B how two empires negotiated the world’s first known peace treaty. C how the sun’s position around a temple became the first…
Read more →One of your best performing associates has seemed distracted recently, resulting in declines in sales. You’ve asked if anything is wrong, and she said everything’s fine. What would you be most and least likely to do? Most: Create an…
Read more →Based on this excerpt, which two events could be seen as primary factors in President Wilson’s decision to declare war? A) Germany’s monarchical system of government B) Nicholas II abdicating the Russian throne C) President Wilson’s…
Read more →Put the following events from the selection in the order in which they occurred, from first to last. 1. President Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany. 2. Woodrow Wilson ran for re-election as President of the United States. 3. The…
Read more →In this excerpt, the word “kick” is a metaphor for the A presidential campaign. B first World War. C Zimmermann Telegram. D peacetime agreement.
Read more →In this excerpt, the word “kick” is a metaphor for the presidential campaign, first World War, Zimmerman Telegram, peacetime agreement.
Read more →In this excerpt, the word “kick” is a metaphor for the presidential campaign. A. first World War. B. Zimmerman Telegram. C. Zimmerman Telegram, peacetime agreement. D. espionage coup of the war.
Read more →What’s the Weather? Ask Phil! 1. Groundhog Day is a tradition that happens every February 2nd. 2. Groundhogs often come out of their burrows. 3. Groundhog Day predicts the weather for the next six weeks. 4. Groundhogs do not hibernate…
Read more →Think about the article. Which of these is true? A. People have the chance to buy one of the wild ponies at the Pony auction. B. The Saltwater Cowboys want to remove wild ponies from Virginia forever. C. People can visit Assateague Island…
Read more →Venezuela is the sixth-largest country by area in South America. It is approximately two times the size of the state of California. The largest cities in Venezuela by population are the capital city, Caracas, and Maracaibo. About 5…
Read more →Read this part of the text. The author includes the definition of “exported” in this part to A) persuade the reader to travel to and vacation in Venezuela. B) show how this action is better for Venezuela’s environment. C) explain why…
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