Possible Measures for the Third Side of a Triangle Given Two Sides
If two sides of a triangle are 9 cm and 15 cm in length, which COULD be the measure of the third side? A 23 cm B 24 cm C 25 cm D 26 cm
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Colonial Formation and Agricultural Practices in New England
After being kicked out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, what colony did Roger Williams form? A Boston B Vermont C Hartford D Rhode Island New Englanders didn’t form large scale plantations due to poor climate and __________. A rocky soil…
Read more →The Relationship Between English Settlements, Territory, and Bodies of Water
Human-Environment Interaction What do you notice about the relationship between English settlements and territory and bodies of water? Type Your Response Here
Read more →Understanding Angle Relationships
Which choice best describes the angles shown? A adjacent B complementary C supplementary D vertical
Read more →The Formation of Roger Williams’ Colony and Factors Influencing New England Agriculture
After being kicked out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, what colony did Roger Williams form? A) Boston B) Vermont C) Hartford D) Rhode Island New Englanders didn’t form large scale plantations due to poor climate and __________. A) rocky…
Read more →Distance from Home After Jogging 3 Miles West and 4 Miles North
Jimmy ran 3 miles west from home and then turned north and jogged 4 miles. In a straight line, how far is Jimmy from home? A 3.5 miles B 4 miles C 5 miles D 7 miles E 17 miles
Read more →What should a writer do to revise an argumentative essay? Select three options
What should a writer do to revise an argumentative essay? Select three options. remove any personal statements make sure the tone is objective make the writing more informal develop an opinion or position check the supporting details
Read more →Understanding the Concept of Cognitive Dissonance in Climate Change Behavior Read this excerpt. The term “cognitive dissonance” is used here to show
Read this excerpt. The term “cognitive dissonance” is used here to show A that just wondering about taking action makes a large difference in climate change. B people should be told what to do or else be criticized. C people seem to be…
Read more →Understanding Cognitive Dissonance in Relation to Climate Change Concerns and Actions
Read this excerpt. The term “cognitive dissonance” is used here to show A that just wondering about taking action makes a large difference in climate change. B people should be told what to do or else be criticized. C people seem to be…
Read more →Understanding the Source of the Selection on Greta
Think about what you have read. You can tell this selection is based on an interview with Greta by the A explanation of difficult words in the article. B quotes from other authors’ articles about Greta. C quotes from Greta that appear…
Read more →Conclusion About Greta’s Beliefs Regarding Climate Change Actions and Impact
Based on your answer to the previous question, you can reasonably conclude that Greta believes A) worrying and stressing about something is the best way to help people change. B) eating less meat and choosing to fly less may be good for…
Read more →What two details from the text show what made Greta realize that people would listen to her
Based on this excerpt, which two details from the text show what made Greta realize that people would listen to her? A. Her father was persuaded by Greta’s use of reason to stop eating meat. B. She realized that talking about her worries…
Read more →What is the main focus of this selection about a young climate activist?
This selection is mainly about A) how exhausting it is to go to school and lead some of the largest climate strikes in the world. B) why people need to start panicking about climate change and how it is affecting the environment. C) a…
Read more →The Journey of a Young Climate Activist
This selection is mainly about A how exhausting it is to go to school and lead some of the largest climate strikes in the world. B why people need to start panicking about climate change and how it is affecting the environment. C a young…
Read more →Select the correct answer
Select the correct answer. Then press the Submit button. The author states “It is important to keep our rivers clean.” Which sentence from the text shows another way to say this? A) They may even have to spend time in jail. B) The river…
Read more →Neil Judd of the Smithsonian Institution compared Pueblo Bonito to
Neil Judd of the Smithsonian Institution compared Pueblo Bonito to A a town square. B a religious center. C an apartment house. D an emerging metropolis.
Read more →Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that gives you the idea that the animals painted in the cave are not animals we would see today.
Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that gives you the idea that the animals painted in the cave are not animals we would see today. The Great Hall of the Bulls is recognized as the most famous section. This room is crowded with…
Read more →What is a World Heritage Site?
In 1979, the caves were declared a World Heritage Site. A World Heritage Site is a place that A does not allow any visitors to talk. B has been built in the past 100 years. C has great importance to all humans. D does not need to follow…
Read more →Contribution of Eratosthenes in Ancient Greece
What was one contribution made by Eratosthenes in ancient Greece? O He wrote a geometry textbook that was used for nearly 2,000 years. O He calculated the value of the infinite number known as pi. O He computed the circumference of planet…
Read more →What is depicted in this image?
Depicted in this image is scrap wood gathered by Neil Judd, who tried to use local materials to fix broken parts of the buildings found in Chaco Canyon. the only lasting remains of the wooden houses that Native American people built…
Read more →What did Marcel’s teacher do when he saw the cave paintings?
At first, Marcel’s teacher thought the boys were trying to trick Marcel into going in the cave. When the teacher saw the cave paintings, he immediately A) understood their importance to history and art. B) knew the boys had painted them…
Read more →How did France solve the problem of visitors being disappointed when they could not see the cave art?
In 1963, France closed the caves to most people. How did France solve the problem of visitors being disappointed when they could not see the cave art? A by applying a protective coating to the art so that visitors could touch it B by…
Read more →Alexander the Great’s Reception in Egypt after His Invasion
After Alexander the Great invaded Egypt, the Egyptians o welcomed him and crowned him pharaoh. o cut off his troops and drove him out of Africa. o worked to assassinate him and take back control. o embraced a new leader to undermine his…
Read more →Chaco Canyon’s early excavators posited many theories about the lives of its previous inhabitants. These theories included a past as either a religious, economic trade, or government center, and which two of the following?
Chaco Canyon’s early excavators posited many theories about the lives of its previous inhabitants. These theories included a past as either a religious, economic trade, or government center, and which two of the following? A a compound to…
Read more →Neil Judd’s archaeological team studied pottery to figure out when the Chaco buildings were used. This is possible because
Neil Judd’s archaeological team studied pottery to figure out when the Chaco buildings were used. This is possible because A the pottery contained isotopes that could be dated and traced back to a specific period of time. B specific…
Read more →Shakespeare’s Astronomical References in His Writings
Based on what you have read, which two of the following are astronomical references Shakespeare made in his writings? A Julius Caesar compared himself to the North Star. B Characters in Hamlet were shocked to see a ghost. C Romeo and…
Read more →Application of Sport Psychology Principles to Everyday Life: Conclusions on Focus and Performance
Based on your answer to the previous question, if you apply sport psychology to life, you can reasonably conclude that A learning to focus on one thing at a time may improve performance in areas outside of sports. B being distracted is an…
Read more →Identify the example of simile in the excerpt
Choose the sentence from this excerpt that is an example of the figurative language simile. A. “Eventually, we come to see these spheres as fictitious.” B. “If Shakespeare keeps talking about the spheres, does that peg him as old school?”…
Read more →What was the driving force behind the creation of the solar system? Gasses were together by gravity, creating dust. The remaining gasses and were pulled together creating space rocks, and asteroids. As the ever-increasing mass of rocks gained more volume, the gravity became stronger. As the rocks grew bigger and bigger due to its increasing gravitational force, even more rocks and dust were attracted to this ever-increasing mass of rock and dust. After millions of years, this huge mass of rock and dust became to be known as planets. Gravity
was 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 ever-increasing mass of rocks gained more , the…
Read more →How would scientists know the results of the analysis of this Mars rock?
How would scientists know the results of the analysis of this Mars rock? The Rover collects data from the analysis and stores it until its return to Earth. The Rover collects samples of the rock and stores them until its return to Earth.…
Read more →Understanding Frampton’s Conversation with Mrs. Sappleton in the Excerpt
Read this excerpt. Which two statements are correct about Frampton’s conversation with Mrs. Sappleton? A Mrs. Sappleton worried about the coming storm. B Mrs. Sappleton talked about hunting. C Mrs. Sappleton wondered if she should take a…
Read more →Designing Telescopes for Wavelength Detection How have telescopes been designed to enable scientists to detect these different wavelengths?
How have telescopes been designed to enable scientists to detect these different wavelengths? ○ Telescopes have been made with materials to block out specific wavelengths. ○ Telescopes have been made with more mirrors to collect more…
Read more →Which two factors highlight the significance of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel to the Ramesses?
Which two of the following explain the importance of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel to the Ramesses? A It provided appreciation for the chief wife. B It protected the family during battles. C It was a testament to the country’s…
Read more →Reason for the location of the 22 seated baboons on the temple
At the very top of the temple facade are the remains of a frieze that originally included 22 seated baboons facing forward–that is, toward the east. For the ancient Egyptians, these animals were symbols of the rising sun because, in…
Read more →What do the statues with a double crown represent?
Based on this part of the text about the Great Temple, the statues with a double crown represent A the rising sun B western Egypt. C northern Egypt. D the three gods.
Read more →Determining the Missing Angle in a Geometric Figure
What is the measure of the missing angle? A) 52° B) 73° C) 37° D) 111°
Read more →Supporting Evidence for Social Meaning of Race
The author describes “overwhelming evidence that race has only social, not biological, meaning.” Select the one sentence from this excerpt that most strongly supports this statement. A) “[b]ad policing practices, a flawed justice system,…
Read more →The Motivation Behind Bacon’s Rebellion
What was the motivation behind Bacon’s Rebellion? A) Nathaniel Bacon wanted the freedom to practice his own religion. B) Nathaniel Bacon strongly opposed Virginia’s harsh treatment of Native Americans. C) Nathaniel Bacon demanded the…
Read more →Exploring the Director’s Motives: Social, Commercial, and Political What might be some of the director’s motives: social, commercial, and political? Use the table to record your inferences and evidence.
What might be some of the director’s motives: social, commercial, and political? Use the table to record your inferences and evidence. 1. Social 2. Commercial 3. Political
Read more →Washington’s Warning Against Foreign Entanglements and Its Impact on U.S. Conflict Involvement
“A passionate attachment of one Nation for another produces a variety of evils. Sympathy for the favorite Nation, facilitating the illusion of an imaginary common interest, in cases where no real common interest exists, and infusing into…
Read more →Find the value of x
Find the value of x. The value of x is: A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
Read more →Gravitational Pull of Inner Celestial Objects Based on Mass
Which inner celestial object would have more gravitational pull based on its mass? Moon Mars Earth Venus Mercury
Read more →Why did African Americans celebrate Johnson’s victory over Jeffries?
Why did African Americans celebrate Johnson’s victory over Jeffries? A Previous champions had refused to take on African American fighters. B Prizefighting was seen as the ultimate test of male physical superiority. C His victory struck a…
Read more →The Significance of the Johnson-Jeffries Bout in Boxing History
Why was the bout between Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries anticipated as “The Fight of the Century”? A. Due to racial attitudes of the time it was seen as a battle for the nation’s soul. B. Jack Johnson was the first African American to…
Read more →The Evolution of Mountain Biking Popularity Through Key Milestones From first to last, what are the steps leading to the growth in popularity of mountain biking?
From first to last, what are the steps leading to the growth in popularity of mountain biking? The U.S. Army tests mountain bikes. John Finley Scott rides a homemade mountain bike on trails in Oregon. Gary Fisher begins building, riding,…
Read more →Understanding Division Operations
60 ÷ 4 = 4 60 60 ÷ 4 20
Read more →Ordering Events in the Selection
Put these events in the order in which they happened in this selection, starting with the first. 1. The Sheriff announces a shooting contest. 2. Robin argues with men in Sherwood Forest. 3. Robin hides in Sherwood Forest for one year. 4.…
Read more →Ordering Events in the Selection
Put these events in the order in which they happened in this selection, starting with the first. The Sheriff announces a shooting contest. Robin argues with men in Sherwood Forest. Robin hides in Sherwood Forest for one year. The Sheriff…
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