QuestionHow confident do you feel in your ability to explain the impact and society of the Roman Republic and Empire? A. Very confident B. Somewhat confident C. Not confident
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following characterized the Roman Republic’s justice system? (Select all that apply.) A. A person was innocent until proven guilty. B. Those accused of a crime had the right to defend themselves before a judge. C. Judges must…
Read more →QuestionTrue or False: In wealthy families, both boys and girls received schooling of some kind. A. True B. False
Read more →QuestionTrue or False: The women were the head of the Roman household. A. True B. False
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following refers to when a government gives different responsibilities to different branches of government? A. Separation of Powers B. Division of Responsibility C. Accountability D. Nothing they didn’t do
Read more →QuestionWhich of these sentences states the main idea of the article? A. OSU-COM is helping to bring physicians and healthcare to Indigenous communities. B. OSU-COM school walls are decorated with artwork from the Cherokee Nation. C. Students at…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts from the selection. Which idea from the selection do both excerpts support? A the most common misconceptions about mosquitoes B the use of technology to conquer mosquito-borne diseases C the influence of mosquitoes…
Read more →QuestionThe author states that great apes do not die from malaria. Why? A They can carry the parasite, but it does not make them sick. B They have too much hair for mosquitoes to bite through. C Their blood contains a substance that kills…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A The rules of apartheid treated the majority of the people unfairly. B People who hate will vandalise statues that promote kindness. C For people in primitive townships, education is the only way…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the text. Which statement based on this excerpt is correct? A. Malaria often kills large numbers of mosquitoes at a time. B. Sickle cell is a human adaptation that occurred as a result of exposure to malaria. C.…
Read more →QuestionRead this sentence from the selection. Which literary device does the author use in this sentence? A foreshadowing, when the author hints at an upcoming event B repetition, when sound or words are repeated for effect C allusion, when the…
Read more →QuestionWhich two factors combined to contribute to the development of the African slave trade? A the high death rate of indigenous people in the Americas partly due to malaria and yellow fever B the deaths of far more northern soldiers from…
Read more →QuestionWhat is the main idea of this selection? A) Mosquitoes and humans have evolved together in necessary ways. B) Mosquitoes need to be eliminated quickly for the health of humans. C) Mosquitoes have the potential to be used as potent…
Read more →QuestionRead this part from the text. The author has most likely presented the text in this way to help readers A locate specific information they are looking for in a text without wasting their time rereading. B understand the order of related…
Read more →QuestionThis text is mainly about the A companies that are hired to manage the purchases people make with bitcoin. B problems with digital transactions and how people can protect themselves. C growth of blockchain technology and its use in…
Read more →QuestionBased on this text, two things people need to use bitcoin are a A special online wallet. B reliable bank. C smartphone or laptop. D high-powered internet. E private blockchain.
Read more →QuestionRead this part of the selection. What is the purpose of the second sentence? A to prove that the first sentence cannot be true B to explain a term used in the first sentence C to provide a citation for a source that was used D to argue…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. What idea do both of these excerpts share? A Both compare glass making to other professions. B Both highlight the fragile nature of the glass flowers. C Both demonstrate that developing glass flowers is complex…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt. Which one of the following is an example of direct light? A the light at night from digital devices B a cloud of light over a city C the visible light produced by stars D a full moon at night
Read more →QuestionSubtitles are used by authors to break up sections of text and explain what readers will read about in that section. Read this excerpt. Which subtitle would be best to add before this excerpt? A “Flying the Skies with Flowers” B “New…
Read more →QuestionHow does this image of a smartphone relate to this text? A) Special filters can help reduce harmful sky glow from lighted devices. B) Melatonin levels increase with cell phone use at bedtime. C) Use of lighted devices at night has not…
Read more →QuestionThe Milky Way is our galaxy. Why did it take the citizens of Los Angeles by surprise in 1994? A satellite that mapped artificial light at night showed this city had the lowest level of light pollution. The city attracted thousands of…
Read more →QuestionThe previous question asked about female turtles and bright lights near beaches. Based on your answer, you can reasonably conclude that A relocating sea turtles to quiet beaches may be the only way to protect baby turtles. B roads and…
Read more →QuestionSubtitles are used by authors to break up sections of text and explain what readers will read about in that section. Read this excerpt. Which subtitle would be best to add before this excerpt? A “Flying the Skies with Flowers” B “New…
Read more →QuestionAccording to the Article, what is one reason why smartphone users are willing to share their personal information with smartphone companies? A. Consumers find that many of the useful features of a smartphone no longer function if the…
Read more →QuestionBased on these two excerpts, bright lights near beaches A confuse sea turtles that depend on moonlight to find safe places to lay their eggs. B protect sea turtle hatchlings from common nighttime predators such as raccoons. C cause sea…
Read more →QuestionThis selection is mainly about A) efforts to reduce heavy pollution of all types in major cities. B) light science and the behavior of different types of light waves. C) myths related to outdoor electric lights and personal safety. D)…
Read more →QuestionHer mother, Malena Ernman, is one of Sweden’s most celebrated opera singers. Her father, Svante Thunberg, is an actor and author (named after Svante Arrhenius, the Nobel prize-winning scientist who in 1896 first calculated how carbon…
Read more →QuestionYou can tell the author of this selection thinks glass flowers are A) hazardous. B) confusing. C) enchanting. D) unnecessary.
Read more →QuestionThis selection’s central focus is about the A different individuals who preserve flowers in nature. B development of glass flowers at the Harvard Museum of Natural History over time. C different curators at the Harvard Museum of Natural…
Read more →QuestionWhich genre best describes this selection? A realistic fiction B informational text C personal essay D autobiography
Read more →QuestionRead these two parts of the text. Based on these excerpts, which two statements about the death of Michael Brown are correct? A There were not any witnesses to Brown’s death other than Wilson. B Darren Wilson was found guilty of murdering…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following sentences from the selection best summarizes the information in this part? A The investigation and trial took longer than a year. B In 1865, the northern states won the Civil War and Congress passed the Thirteenth…
Read more →QuestionWhich detail from this text gives the reason for the outrage that sparked protests across Ferguson after Michael Brown’s death? A) Trayvon Martin was killed walking home from a store. B) The Black Lives Matter Global Network became an…
Read more →QuestionThe word “acquittal” in the last sentence shows that George Zimmerman was A unarmed when he was sitting in his car. B never suspected of killing Trayvon Martin. C found not guilty of Trayvon Martin’s murder. D wrongfully convicted of…
Read more →QuestionChoose the sentence that gives evidence to support this. It is the only surviving record that accurately tracked the movements of hundreds of former slaves. He published his notes in 1878. Slavery had been against the law for 15 years at…
Read more →QuestionPeter’s actions during the riot showed that he A would make a good lookout. B could overpower the Pinkertons. C could be brave in the face of danger. D should have stayed at home.
Read more →QuestionWhere did William hide his diary? A) in the bell tower of the church B) in the barn behind his house C) in a safe at the bank D) in a crypt at a cemetery
Read more →QuestionBased on this selection, which two factors prompted so many labor union strikes in the late 1800s? A Workers wanted better schooling for their children. B Workers wanted safer working conditions. C Workers wanted fairer wages. D Workers…
Read more →QuestionThe selection states the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 was a major concern for William if his diary was ever found. Why? A) His diary could be used to find escaped slaves and bring them back into slavery. B) His diary could be used to get…
Read more →QuestionWilliam knew Peter Freedman was his brother when Peter told him two pieces of information. What were they? A) Peter had the same birthmark that William had. B) Peter had a book that listed his family’s history. C) Peter said he had never…
Read more →QuestionRead this excerpt from the selection. Why does the author place quotation marks around the word “product”? A to show the use of a figure of speech B to call attention to a new speaker C to emphasize the author’s point D to highlight the…
Read more →QuestionHow does the author back up his claim that Ming was gracious? A) Ming agreed to play on the Chinese national team in the 2000 Olympics. B) Ming accepted O’Neal’s apology for sending him a fake Chinese message. C) Ming invited his…
Read more →QuestionWhy was Peter glad he had listened to his heart? A He followed the words on his mother’s locket. B He participated in a historical event. C He had obeyed his father’s orders. D He was able to help the wounded get to safety.
Read more →QuestionWhy was Peter glad he had listened to his heart? A He followed the words on his mother’s locket. B He participated in a historical event. C He had obeyed his father’s orders. D He was able to help the wounded get to safety.
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts. The sentences in quotes can best be described as A personal diary entries that William wrote. B letters that William received. C articles that William read in the newspaper. D dreams that William had.
Read more →QuestionIn this excerpt, the author creates a mood of A) confusion. B) trust. C) indifference. D) tension.
Read more →QuestionThe word “scabs” is used in the selection to describe A family members of the workers going on strike. B negotiators who heal hard feelings after strikes are settled. C medics who treat strikers injured during protests. D laborers who…
Read more →