QuestionBased on what you have read, what is the purpose of a union? A) to provide insurance to plumbers B) to employ a plumber to complete work C) to set rules for the plumber’s license D) to defend the rights of plumbers
Read more →Questionplumbers normally live in residential areas. there are disadvantages to being a plumber. emergencies can happen that require a plumber. plumbers are required to do a lot of driving.
Read more →QuestionThe author states that it is important for plumbers “to be in good physical shape.” Which statement best summarizes why this is important? A They work with extremely heavy materials. B They interact with multiple people on a team. C They…
Read more →QuestionIDENTIFY PATTERNS Choose an example of repetition in “There But for the Grace,” and explain how it emphasizes the poem’s message. ANALYZE In line 16 of “There But for the Grace,” identify the sound device used. Then, explain how it…
Read more →QuestionIf a plumber felt that he or she was being paid inadequately for a job, the plumber would most likely speak to A) an apprentice. B) a state licensing board. C) a union representative. D) an insurance representative.
Read more →QuestionIt is important for a plumber to be bonded because it A explains the client’s rights and responsibilities. B helps teach plumbers safety procedures. C protects both the plumber and the client. D is more desirable than being licensed.
Read more →QuestionThe word “accurate” in this sentence could be best replaced with the word A individual. B equal. C precise. D expensive.
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt, you can visualize A an example of why bonding is important for plumbing. B a sample of injuries that plumbers could get while working. C an example of the licensing process for plumbers. D the negative effects of…
Read more →QuestionBased on what you have read, unlicensed plumbers might A have the correct tools. B not know the state law. C not do quality work. D be a journeyman.
Read more →QuestionThis selection is mostly about plumbers and A) how they work with different contractors to repair and maintain pipes. B) the impact they have on the every day lives of people who live in residential houses. C) how they must take classes…
Read more →QuestionThe author describes junk food makers as innovative. Which sentence supports that claim? A. After the war, Twinkies became the best-selling snack cake in America. B. Fans of the treat were happy that the new owners planned to continue…
Read more →QuestionWhich factor about Milan High School in 1954 was most surprising? A) It had a basketball team at a time when very few students played sports. B) It had only 1,000 students, but almost all of them attended every basketball game. C) It had…
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Read more →QuestionHow do these two excerpts compare to or contrast with each other? A Both describe plays in the championship game. B Both argue that the game was incorrectly scored. C The first describes the mood of the Milan team before the game, while…
Read more →QuestionHow do these two excerpts compare to or contrast with each other? A. Both describe plays in the championship game. B. Both argue that the game was incorrectly scored. C. The first describes the mood of the Milan team before the game,…
Read more →QuestionThe text states, “Statistically speaking, the game was not significant in a positive way.” Why not? A The game had a surprisingly low number of people in the audience. B The players experienced fewer injuries than usual. C Neither coach…
Read more →QuestionWhich traits exhibited by the Milan team most contributed to the team’s success? A) fervor and delirium B) hostility and aggression C) patience and diligence D) apathy and detachment
Read more →QuestionHow do the rhetorical questions in paragraph 2 support Kennedy’s speech? a. by engaging the audience emotionally and intellectually encouraging them to reflect on their responsibility b. by providing detailed examples of past successes to…
Read more →QuestionWhich traits exhibited by the Milan team most contributed to the team’s success? A fervor and delirium B hostility and aggression C patience and diligence D apathy and detachment
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt. What is the purpose of this paragraph? A to provide a transition between opposing arguments B to compare a film adaptation to the text on which it’s based C to list the characteristics of a successful basketball team D…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. Which two conclusions can be made from these pieces? A David Lattin was clearly a leader in the sport of basketball. B The players themselves were not thinking about race but focusing on play. C The press were not…
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt, the author cites the achievements of several famous African American athletes. Why would the author include these references at this point in the narrative? A) to show how the problem of racism in sports was resolved and…
Read more →QuestionIs g = 1 a solution to the inequality below? -5/g < -4 yes no
Read more →QuestionWhich two things made it difficult for the residents of Greenwood to rebuild? A Churches were unable to shelter enough people. B Mobs continued to gather and cause problems. C Insurance companies would not pay for damages. D Weather was…
Read more →QuestionThe hashtag #BlackLivesMatter was created in direct response to A the activity of white supremacist groups. B the murder of Trayvon Martin. C the Jim Crow laws that were passed. D the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
Read more →QuestionThis selection mainly explains A what happened after the Tulsa race riot. B the businesses lost during the Tulsa race riot. C why the Tulsa race riot could never happen again. D the families involved in the Tulsa race riot.
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence from the selection best supports the author’s idea that the United States is “lawn crazy”? A When the first European settlers came to America, they found many kinds of grasses growing wild. B A few people began to plant…
Read more →QuestionThe hashtag #BlackLivesMatter was created in direct response to A the activity of white supremacist groups. B the Jim Crow laws that were passed. C the murder of Trayvon Martin. D the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
Read more →QuestionWhy was the publication of Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” a turning point in how people thought about lawns? A It highlighted the reasons that people in some regions preferred mulch. B It explained why some towns were passing laws…
Read more →QuestionPlace these events in order to demonstrate the steps in how sound travels. The first air molecules to move shake up other air molecules around them. As the stone starts to move, it stirs up air molecules around it. You kick a stone and it…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the significance of the room pictured in this photograph? A It is where Mr. Brayton first met Dr. During. B It is part of Dr. During’s mansion, and is where he studied reptiles. C It is the place where Mr. Brayton was attacked by…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the significance of the room pictured in this photograph? A It is where Mr. Brayton first met Dr. Druring. B It is part of Dr. Druring’s mansion, and is where he studied reptiles. C It is the place where Mr. Brayton was attacked…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A. Snakes are dangerous creatures that should not be kept by inexperienced pet owners. B. A man is extremely frightened by the monster hiding beneath the bed in his hotel room. C. An imaginative…
Read more →QuestionBased on information given in the selection, a text that is annotated has what feature? A headings that divide topics into groupings or divisions B notes that explain unfamiliar terms or concepts to readers C articles that are arranged in…
Read more →QuestionHow is the person shown in this image connected to Tarbell’s work? A. Her popular series of this former French Emperor helped McClure’s Magazine double its circulation. B. Her interview with this publisher of the “Chautauquan” led to her…
Read more →QuestionMcClure’s goal for the magazine was “to deal with important social, economic, and political questions, to present the new and great inventions and discoveries, to give the best in literature,” and to become “a power in the land–a power…
Read more →QuestionHow do these two excerpts from the selection work together? A Both argue that while Tarbell’s biographical essays were popular, they were often confusing or incomplete. B Both describe series Tarbell wrote that caused “McClure’s”…
Read more →QuestionAs the Industrial Revolution advanced, the staff at “McClure’s” decided to present the history of the Standard Oil company for what purpose? A to describe to readers the benefits of capitalism B to illustrate the strengths of government…
Read more →QuestionPut these events from Tarbell’s life in the correct order from first to last. She graduated from Allegheny and became a teacher at a private school. She returned home and took a job as an annotator at a journal called the “Chautauquan.”…
Read more →QuestionThe declaration of war changed the face of “McClure’s.” “McClure’s” provided balanced coverage and in-depth analysis. By July, the United States had defeated Spain. But the war’s effects on
Read more →QuestionWhile 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…
Read more →QuestionRead this part from the story. What does this show about how Matt feels? A He is worried that Skeena might not survive. B He is angry that Uncle Stan left him with the dogs. C He is afraid Uncle Stan will be mad at him. D He is sad that…
Read more →QuestionThis story is mainly about Matt and the A) weekend he dog-sits for his uncle. B) veterinarian who lives right next door. C) deer that woke up the dogs one night. D) half-mile he had do carry his pet.
Read more →QuestionAccording to the selection, which two of the following statements about a career as a materials scientist are true? A People with this occupation typically work outdoors collecting air and soil samples. B People with this occupation use…
Read more →QuestionBased on the career descriptions in this selection, it is most likely that the person in this image is A a physicist. B an astronomer. C an environmental specialist. D a chemist.
Read more →QuestionWhich career is best for a person who likes science but does not want to work in an office or laboratory all the time? A) physicist B) materials scientist C) environmental specialist D) chemist
Read more →QuestionThe distribution of launch distances is best described as ___. So, the ___ are both appropriate measures of center. Answer options: 1. approximately symmetric; mean and median 2. skewed to the right; mean and median 3. skewed to the left;…
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