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The 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 →Read this part from the text. Which sentence best summarizes this part? A) People in Brazil have a variety of jobs and careers. B) In Brazil, some children from poorer families do not go to school. C) In Brazil, children stay home to help…
Read more →Which of the following sentences is an opinion? A) Manute missed a game to go to Washington, D. C., to meet with the Sudanese president. B) Manute was not much of a scorer, but he was a remarkable defensive player. C) Manute usually…
Read more →Read this part from the text. Which sentence best summarizes this part? A) People in Brazil have a variety of jobs and careers. B) In Brazil, some children from poorer families do not go to school. C) In Brazil, children stay home to help…
Read more →How did the invention of videotape allow for the introduction of instant replays? A Players could recreate what happened at a certain moment. B Graphics could be added to broadcasts of events in real time. C Television crews could show…
Read more →Place the following statements from President Reagan’s speech in the order in which he uses them, from first to last. For I join you, as I join your fellow countrymen in the West, in this firm, this unalterable belief: Es gibt nur ein…
Read more →Compared with traditional banks in the 1970s, the Feminist Federal Credit Union A controlled the companies of their loan customers. B required a husband’s signature for large loans. C created opportunities for female business owners. D…
Read more →This selection is mainly about how A innovative women in business have overcome obstacles to achieve significant success. B women continue to be unable to advance in jobs traditionally dominated by men. C banks make their decisions about…
Read more →Based on this excerpt, all of the following factors lead to the generation of oceanic currents EXCEPT A large-scale winds caused by temperature differences. B tides resulting from the gravitational pull on Earth. C release of energy from…
Read more →The reader can tell from the article that _________. A. movie palaces operated with a small number of employees B. movie palaces were mostly found in small-town neighborhoods C. movie palaces mostly served wealthy customers D. movie…
Read more →Based on information in the article, which of the following best describes how smaller theaters and movie palaces differ? A. Smaller theaters had no live music, while movie palaces had a live orchestra. B. Smaller theaters had a live…
Read more →Which of these sentences states the main idea of the article? A. Students at OSU-COM train to become osteopathic doctors, who focus on the mind and body. B. Students at OSU-COM have the opportunity to learn Indigenous practices and…
Read more →Savannah’s stories often include circumstances that form the setting and allow the reader to make estimations based on that situation. What term is MOST often used to describe this technique? backdrop worldbuilding atmosphere context
Read more →Leadership is a skill that can be learned. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A. True B. False
Read more →Mary Ellen is drafting a novella about a female magician. What should she MOST likely consider before conceptualizing a setting for her story? O dialogue O theme O time O symbols
Read more →Tom’s story is set in the early 1800s. In order to make this believable for the reader, Tom must understand a great deal about how that time period _____ and _____. looked; felt operated; looked worked; dressed ate; drank
Read more →Sheldon has been instructed to practice developing the setting in his stories. What is NOT likely to help him with this aspect of his writing? O Ask where his characters will go before he begins to write. O Plot out the location of each…
Read more →Respecting Differences – Scenarios Activity Ken was named Amy at birth. Ken recently came out as transgender over the summer. Ken wants to use he/him pronouns instead of she/her pronouns. It is now the first day of school, and although…
Read more →Read these two excerpts from the text. Bo Jackson played professional baseball and football. What did he have in common with distance runner Steve Prefontaine? Steve and Bo both went on to compete in the Summer Olympics. Both men were…
Read more →What is the main idea of this selection? A) Urban legends arise when fictional stories are spread by many people and, while actually false, are told as truth. B) The game “Telephone” led to the creation and dissemination of many urban…
Read more →Fatigue is not homogeneous in any respect; it ranges from strictly physical to purely psychological or combinations of the two. The result is an increase in the will to work. True or False?
Read more →Read this part of the story. What does the Baroness mean when she said Amalie wants “to make herself out of some consequence”? A) Amalie was angry that her family was once rich but then became poor. B) The Baroness thought Amalie was…
Read more →Which of the following concepts of operant conditioning is accurately matched with an example? A. Positive reinforcement – Harvey, a student, is suspended when he vandalizes school property. B. Negative reinforcement – Jeff holds his…
Read more →Read this excerpt. Earlier in the story, the Baron said that Amalie was “just a Schmidt and nothing more.” Yet the death notice listed Amalie’s last name as von Cernogratz. This is important because it showed how the Baron and Baroness A…
Read more →From what you have read, it is clear the Baroness thought Amalie was A) pleasant and welcoming. B) rude and disrespectful. C) funny and entertaining. D) modest and humble.
Read more →Compare the benefits and drawbacks of working out at fitness centers versus working out at home in terms of amenities, cost, and focus.
Read more →This selection is mainly about A the secret life of an elderly servant. B coping with the loss of a loved one. C a rich man’s plan to live forever. D staying brave in the face of danger.
Read more →This selection is mainly about A the secret life of an elderly servant. B coping with the loss of a loved one. C a rich man’s plan to live forever. D staying brave in the face of danger.
Read more →Which is the best strategy for avoiding chronic diseases caused by a high-calorie diet? A. Remove all fats and sugars from your diet and exercise daily for an hour. B. Eat as much sugar and fats as you want but work out to burn them off.…
Read more →This selection mainly argues that tile games are A much harder to play than card games, but they are more rewarding. B a danger for young people because they promote gambling. C becoming less popular now that new technology has replaced…
Read more →This selection mainly argues that tile games are A much harder to play than card games, but they are more rewarding. B a danger for young people because they promote gambling. C becoming less popular now that new technology has replaced…
Read more →Choose the one sentence from this excerpt that most strongly proves Alexander Hamilton achieved his primary goal of a strong central government. Only one more state was needed to approve the Constitution, but the new Union would have…
Read more →Read this part of the text. The author helps the reader understand the meaning of the word “pinnacle” by A explaining a prefix. B using an antonym. C providing a definition. D making a comparison.
Read more →This selection is mainly about how scientists are A) engineering ships that can more easily move through the water. B) learning from plants and animals to create materials that repel the cold. C) solving many problems by creating surfaces…
Read more →The equation y = mx + b is used to express the equation of a line. Which solution is a correct way to solve this equation for x in terms of y? A) y = mx + b B) y – b = mx C) y – b/m = x D) y/m – b = x
Read more →Based on this excerpt, it is reasonable to think that over time A the United States decided to start holding a race of their own. B people from other countries have traveled to watch the race. C France decided to only allow citizens to…
Read more →According to this text, “the more miners there are, the more secure the ledger.” Based on this, you can infer that miners are A qualified to be real accountants or bankers. B allowed to change personal accounts. C expected to have access…
Read more →If a cyclist is awarded a yellow jersey in the race, it means that person A was the fastest rider in a stage. B is the king of the mountain. C was the winner of last year’s race. D is the youngest rider in the race.
Read more →Drag each expression to show whether it can be used to find the volume, surface area, or neither. 2(12 · 6) 8(12 · 6) 2(12 · 6 + 12 · 8 + 6 + 8) 2 · 12 · 6 + 2 · 12 · 8 + 2 · 6 · 8 12 · 6 · 8
Read more →Based on these two excerpts from the selection, the use of new statistics in football and hockey is evidence of the A increasing use of sabermetrics in the sports world. B issues with placing sponsor names on uniforms. C focus on negative…
Read more →What is the goal of Green for All? A the effort to bring sustainable produce to big cities in an effort to solve food deserts B a government subsidy to support replacing fossil fuels with renewable sources C an economy to help nature that…
Read more →This selection belongs to the genre called A autobiography. B historical fiction. C memoir. D informational text.
Read more →This selection mainly A provides information about the history of the Tour de France and how it has changed over the years. B explains how a cyclist can prepare and participate in the Tour de France. C encourages athletes from other…
Read more →A hedgehog digs a hole in the ground and creates a nest for the winter hibernation. This is an example of the interacting. Phytoplankton, an ocean plant, create most of Earth’s oxygen through photosynthesis. This is an example of the…
Read more →This selection is mostly about the A) sport of cycling and the different types of bikes. B) history and champions of trial bike riding. C) physics of riding a trial bike at very low speeds. D) most exciting places in the world for trial…
Read more →This selection is mostly about the A) sport of cycling and the different types of bikes. B) history and champions of trial bike riding. C) physics of riding a trial bike at very low speeds. D) most exciting places in the world for trial…
Read more →This selection is mostly about the A sport of cycling and the different types of bikes. B history and champions of trial bike riding. C physics of riding a trial bike at very low speeds. D most exciting places in the world for trial riding.
Read more →This selection is mostly about the A) sport of cycling and the different types of bikes. B) history and champions of trial bike riding. C) physics of riding a trial bike at very low speeds. D) most exciting places in the world for trial…
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