Identify the choice that correctly completes the sentence?

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Of the two parks, Yellowstone is the most famous.

Its roads are the busiest of any of the national parks.

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In the early 2000's many __ established Web sites. companies or company's

6. Two of the sentences below are punctuated correctly. Choose the sentence that contains the incorrect comma usage.

A. Near the edge of the garden was a single sunflower.
B. Without our best player we cannot win the tournament.
C. No, I am not going to listen to your criticism. ​

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In paragraph 2, the word inevitably means A) only imaginary B) should be avoidable C) unable to be avoided D) intentionally occurring E) resulting in loss of life

Which of the following sentences contains an oxymoron?

Read the excerpt from The Crisis, Number I, by Thomas Paine.

"Britain, with an army to enforce her tyranny, has declared that she has a right (not only to TAX) but ‘to BIND us in ALL CASES WHATSOEVER,’ and if being bound in that manner, is not slavery, then is there not such a thing as slavery upon earth."

Which is the best way to paraphrase this excerpt?

Match the correct term from the list below with the correct statement. 1. stereotypes the tendency to pay close attention to information that is either received first or last 2. over-attribution simple explanations for the motivations behind behavior 3. attribution an overemphasis on external or internal causes 4. implicit personality theory generalizations of people/groups 5. primacy-recency a system of rules identifying certain qualities or characteristics with other qualities or characteristics

Alex is outgoing, therefore; he makes
friends easily.

I usually like green vegetables; but the broccoli I ate today was terrible.

It was an emergency; otherwise, I would not have called you so early in the morning.

Ms. Scully is a great teacher; because she has been working at the school for decades.
which is punctuated correctly?​

which is correct
The letter was on White House _____.
stationery
stationary

Type the pronoun and the noun it replaces. The book is where it should be. Pronoun: Noun:

which narrative element would most effectively increase the reader’s understanding of the tranquility Yasmin describes?

Read the text and review the chart.

The standard plank test is an easy way to measure the strength and endurance of your core muscles. You can perform the test at home. All you need is a stopwatch and a partner.

To perform the standard plank test:

•Move into the plank position, positioning feet and hands on the floor as if doing a push-up.
•Hold this "up” position as long as possible, being careful to keep your back straight and flat.
•Have a partner time how long you can hold the pose. The timer should be stopped when your hips begin to sag or rise.



How does the performance chart included in this document help clarify the standard plank test procedure?

It illustrates the main purpose of the test for test takers.
It provides test takers with tips for improving endurance.
It shows test takers how test results should be recorded.
It helps test takers interpret and evaluate their test results.

put the parts of an argument essay in the correct order​

Which of the following best describes Herbert Hoover’s beliefs about the economy during the Great Depression?
a. America needed to begin selling more goods overseas to boost the economy.
c. Without government assistance the economy would never recover and the American people would continue to suffer.
b. The economy would recover on its own and it was not necessary for the government to intervene.
d. The government should be involved with the economy of the United States as well of those of other countries.

Read the excerpt from chapter 4 of The Strange Case of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Presently her eye wandered to the other, and she was
surprised to recognise in him a certain Mr. Hyde, who had
once visited her master and for whom she had conceived a
dislike. He had in his hand a heavy cane, with which he was
trifling; but he answered never a word, and seemed to listen
with an ill-contained impatience. And then all of a sudden he
broke out in a great flame of anger, stamping with his foot,
brandishing the cane, and carrying on (as the maid
described it) like a madman. The old gentleman took a step
back, with the air of one very much surprised and a trifle
hurt; and at that Mr. Hyde broke out of all bounds and
clubbed him to the earth. And next moment, with ape-like
fury, he was trampling his victim under foot and hailing down
a storm of blows, under which the bones were audibly
shattered and the body jumped upon the roadway.


How does the conflict in this excerpt advance the plot?
Check all that apply.

Carew's murder provides Mr. Utterson with a reason to search Mr. Hyde's house and learn more about him.

Mr. Hyde is found hiding in his home when Mr. Utterson
and Inspector Newcomen search it.

Mr. Utterson finds evidence on the victim that further ties
Mr. Hyde to Dr. Jekyll.
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Mr. Utterson begins to dislike Mr. Hyde and becomes
suspicious of his connection to Dr. Jekyll.

Inspector Newcomen and Mr. Utterson find items that
suggest Mr. Hyde has committed other crimes.
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Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
A.
The bill required a two thirds majority for it to pass.
B.
The bill required a two-thirds majority for it to pass.

1. Which of these is a collective noun?
A. automobiles
B. congregation
C. cattle
D. them

2. Which sentence contains a collective noun?
A. I saved my allowance to buy a videogame
B. One-eighth of my allowance goes into savings
C. I earn my allowance by watching my baby sister
D. I love spending my allowance on games

3. An award is given every year to the student _________ has the highest grade-point average.
Which of these correctly completes the sentence?
A. whom
B. who
C. which
D. that​

What percentage savings does a person obtain on a round-trip ticket from New York to London if he chooses to go 14- to 21-day excursion air fare as opposed to regular economy air fare?

Travel Type
Sample Round-Trip Fares
from New York to London
First-Class Air Fare
$754.30
First-Class Ship Fare
$775.20
Regular Economy Air Fare
$440.80
Tourist Class Ship Fare
$408.00
Peak Season Economy Air Fare
$526.30
Peak Season Tourist Class Ship Fare
$470.25
14- to 21-Day Excursion Air Fare
$331.00
30-Day Excursion Ship Fare
$345.95
Charter Group (25 Persons or More) Air Fare
$331.00
Charter Group (25 Persons or More) Ship Fare
$306.00

What are Antinous and the others doing in Odysseus' house?

what is the correct meaning of the word civilize

Let's Check In
The colon is not used to for
A. lists
B. appositives
C. long quotations
D. omission
Please select the best answer from the choices provided​

what is the tone of the passage(On Letter Writing)?

a) humorous
b)conversational
c) ironic
d) satiric
e) condescending

Consider the passage and theme. What other theme is addressed in the passage?

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Student should clean their classroom. Its Promote healthily habits school will never look dirty, if they clean school will be spotless. Any garbage will be thrown if any student saw a garbage, they will throw the litter. They get accustomed to growing up in a dirt-free environment, because they get used by cleaning in school, there environment will be clean because everyone is used by cleaning. Conclusion everyone should clean there school to be responsible student and clean there school.

(20 POINTS)
Which of the following is the least important aspect of a work to examine when evaluating an argument?
A. the consistency and clarity of the message
B. the length of the text
C. the reader’s capacity to feel and see what the writer feels and sees
D. the credibility of the writer

In order to keep a reader engaged and the story moving along, which strategy should narrative writers employ in their writing?
A. Move the narrative along as quickly as possible

B. Shift the order of events around to keep the reader engaged.

C. Include as much detail as possible for the teacher

D. Order events in a way that makes sense and builds to a climax

That was the amount of information that the lawyer carried back with him to the great, dark bed on which he tossed to and fro, until the small hours of the morning began to grow large. It was a night of little ease to his toiling mind, toiling in mere darkness and besieged by questions. –The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson What is the mood of the passage? resentful comical anxious cheerful

Question 14: The sentence provided may Contain a grammar or usage error. Read the sentence, and then identify its error, if there is one, by choosing the appropriate answer choice. if there is no error in the sentence, choose No error.

many of the most important scientists and scholars in the world agrees that human beings will one day colonize other plants.

A. agrees that

B. Many of the most

C. scientists and scholars

D. No error

E. one day colonize


Question 15: The sentence provided may Contain a grammar or usage error. Read the sentence, and then identify its error, if there is one, by choosing the appropriate answer choice. if there is no error in the sentence, choose No error.

Despite the chaotic and frenzied, celebrations on New Year’s Eve, Jason walked calmly. through town.

A. frenzied, celebrations

B. calmly

C. No error

D. Despite the chaotic

E. Eve, Jason

Question 16: Read the sentence, and decide whether the underlined portion contains a mistake. if so, identify the best way to improve the sentence by choosing the appropriate answer choice. if the underlined portion requires no improvement, choose No improvement or correction is required.

The number of people moving to San Francisco are rising every year.

A. The numbers of people moving to San Francisco is rising

B. The people who are moving to San Francisco in numbers is rising

C. The people, in numbers, moving to San Francisco are rising

D. No improvement or correction is required.

E. The number of people moving to San Francisco is rising

Question 17: Read the sentence, and decide whether the underlined portion contains a mistake. if so, identify the best way to improve the sentence by choosing the appropriate answer choice. if the underlined portion requires no improvement, choose No improvement or correction is required.

To hear the French language out of the mouths of the native speakers, one can visit either Paris and Montreal.

A. one can visit either Paris or Montreal.

B. one can visit neither Paris or Montreal.

C. one can visit neither Paris nor Montreal.

D. one can visit or Paris and Montreal.

E. no improvement or correction is required.

New Kid on the Block
Mary McCormick

1When I heard that a boy was moving into the neighborhood, I started asking questions immediately. The new family, I was told, had immigrated to the United States from China. I could not wait to instruct the new kid all about America, but I didn’t expect him to teach me all about his native country China.

2As I watched the new kid and his family transport their luggage into the old Finnegan residence, I was mesmerized by the many remarkable boxes. Every family that moved in had the customary zillion cartons with them, but these boxes were covered in weird writing, like stick pictures.

3Mom made me give the family time to settle before I went over to introduce myself. The boy’s mother answered the door. She was just finishing a call on a cell phone, and I was surprised to hear that she spoke English quite fluently.

4“Hello, I’m your neighbor Jadyn,” I said.

5The sociable woman introduced me to her son He-Ping and her husband Mr. Wei. She asked me questions about my mother, and I knew that they would get along. Like my mother, Mrs. Wei was an athlete who loved hiking, and all the opened boxes of books suggested that she liked reading too.

6After our hellos, I asked He-Ping if he was interested in taking a walk around the new neighborhood. He smiled and said he wouldn’t miss it for the world. I was happy to see that he wasn’t a hermit - he liked getting out of his house. I took He-Ping to the river and showed him the salamanders relaxing on the banks. He-Ping smiled at the sight of the little creatures. Then he told me that in China, some of the salamanders were huge.

7 “The giant salamander is over 3-feet long,” he explained. I stared at the salamander sitting in the palm of my hand, and I could not imagine what it might be like to run into a giant version.

8 When I showed He-Ping the shortcut to his house, he said that living in the States would be an adjustment for him because he had resided in a Chinese city his whole life. I asked how he had learned to communicate so well in English, and he explained that his parents made sure he had a vigorous education, especially in different languages. They wanted He-Ping to travel internationally and appreciate the world. He-Ping seemed very mature compared to the kids who lived in our neighborhood. I was in awe of his courteous demeanor, and I let him know how courageous I thought he was.

9 He-Ping said that friendly people like me made being independent easy. I dropped He-Ping off at his house and walked back to my own home. As, I made the small trip, I predicted that He-Ping and I were going to be good friends.



1)
Greg read this story, but unlike his classmates he felt sorry for He-Ping. Which sentence or phrase from the passage MOST LIKELY explains Greg's reaction?
A) He-Ping said that friendly people like me made being independent easy.
B) he said that living in the States would be an adjustment for him because he had resided in a Chinese city his whole life
C) I stared at the salamander sitting in the palm of my hand, and I could not imagine what it might be like to run into a giant version.
D) Every family that moved in had the customary zillion cartons with them, but these boxes were covered in weird writing, like stick pictures.

2)
From whose point of view is this story written?
A) Jadyn's
B) He-Ping's
C) Mr. Wei's
D) He-Ping's mother

3)
How is the relationship between the narrator, Jadyn, and his new neighbor, He-Ping, LIKELY to develop?
A) The two boys will likely never speak to each other again.
B) The two will probably become acquaintances and speak to each other in passing.
C) Jadyn and He-Ping's relationship is likely to turn into an angry and bitter one.
D) Jadyn and He-Ping are likely to teach each other about their respective cultures.

4)
Which statement BEST describes the theme of this story?
A) eating a strange food
B) learning a new language
C) moving to a scary place
D) meeting someone different

5)
Michael read this passage and felt he understood exactly what Jadyn meant, in section 2, when he said that the Wei's boxes were covered in weird writing, like stick pictures. This is probably because
A) Michael's personal experiences, like Jadyn's, did not include learning the Chinese language.
B) Michael's personal experiences, like Jadyn's, did not include learning the moving to a new city.
C) Michael's personal experiences, like Jadyn's, included learning and reading about many cultures.
D) Michael's personal experiences, like Jadyn's, did not include the a complete study of interpretive art.

Question 10(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(MC)

What is the antecedent for the pronoun "It" in the following passage?

The sixth-grade students liked volunteering their time to read to the elderly people in the hospital. It made them happy.

Sixth-grade students
Volunteering
Time
Hospital