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1. One major claim that the author makes in the passage is that the traditional method of counting calories is


A: prevalent only because scientists have not developed a better model.

B: Easy to comprehend because it is based on a simple ratio of water to degrees Celsius.

C: Flawed because it derived from a study on popular 19th century foods.

D: inaccurate because it fails to account for the complex processes of digestion.


2. Over the course of the passage, the main focus shifts from


A: an overview of the human digestive tract to an in-depth report on how the stomach functions.

B: an explanation of one approach to calories to a discussion on the need for a new approach.

C: a description of the evolution of plants to a list of different types of plant species.

D: a theory about the chemical composition of food to examples supporting this theory.


3. According to the passage, why does fiber have a lower number of calories per gram than fats?


A: Fibers contain a less complex molecular structure than those found in fats.

B: Fiber stores less energy in their chemical bonds than those found in fats.

C: Digestive enzymes use more energy to process fiber than to process fats.

D: More digestive enzymes are required to breakdown fiber than to breakdown fats.


4. The author implies that in the future nutrition labels may


A: reflect an accurate measurement of total calories in a given food.

B: include information based on updated research.

C: remain unchanged regardless of how different kinds of foods are prepared.

D: be vigorously challenged by nutrition scientists.


5. Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?

Choose 1 answer:

A: lines 14–15(“Every . . . thereof”)

lines 15–19 (“Yet . . . food”)

lines 20–23 (“To . . .digestion”)

lines 29–32 (“Nutrition . . . count”)

Answer:

1.B,2.A,3.B,4.A,5.lines 29–32 (“Nutrition . . . count”)

Explanation:

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Answer:

1. D

2. B

3. C

4. B

5. D

Explanation:

Hi, I need help with changing Reported Speech to Direct Speech.

She shouted that she was feeling sick and wanted to open the car window.

Robert pointed out that he had explained it to her the week before.

The chef admitted that the soup was too runny and that he would thicken it with vegetables.

She told me that if I could do moderate amounts of exercise, it would be beneficial.

He said he couldn't talk because he was having dinner at that moment.

The student said that his parents had promised to buy him a car.

She said she wanted to go to the cinema that evening.

All of these sentences are in Reported Speech.

Select the text feature that can help you find each piece of information. the meaning of the word "magnitude" the first page of Chapter 3 the pages that tell about George Washington's boyhood in a biography about him

5. Direct quotations should be used: When the quotation strengthens your writing Only when paraphrasing is difficult In place of a long explanation by the writer All of the above None of the above

It was then he (i)____ (hear) the jostle and squeal of elephants. Below him on each side of
(ii)____ shallow river-bed, the elephants traveled. He could see the cows and babies and one
great old tusker. He (iii)____(play) his trunk to and fro to learn whatever the breeze could tell
him, (iv)___ suddenly he hesitated.


Fill in the blank (iii) with appropriate tense?
a) play
b) was playing
c) was played
d) playing

What are some unimportant chapters in To Kill A Mockingbird? List at least two.

We should go out to eat; birthdays are special occasions. Is an example of what kind of sentence

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In chapter 49, Miss Havisham begs Pip over and over to "Take the pencil and write under my name, '____________.'"
Group of answer choices
I forgive her
I absolve her
I believe her
I renounce her

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If you want to decide if a research study will include information that is useful to you, what sections should you skim first?

the variables and the methodology

the methodology and the results

the abstract and the conclusion

the introduction and the variables

Write a paragraph that contains "your" six times in it pls don't make it babyish

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Douglass claims that American churches...
А.
are inspiring a majority of Americans to act
compassionately and disregard the Fugitive Slave
Act.
B
have historically been the greatest proponents of
keeping slavery in the U.S., because it existed in
biblical times.
С
have historically been the greatest proponents of
abolishing slavery in the U.S., for moral reasons.
D
are morally obliged to fight against slavery but
have encouraged it, both actively and by failing to
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"Oh, good, you're all here," said Pola as she walked into the community theater. She began handing out copies of her script to the assembled actors.
"This is a lot to memorize," remarked Gerhardt, flipping through the pages. "Neville, your character's name is Rhombus Fairchild. Boy, I bet he was picked on as a kid."
"You're Aces—what kind of title is that?" Neville asked.
"The play takes place in the 1920s, Neville," replied Pola irritably. "People used catchphrases like that back then. It means 'You're the best.' "
"If the play takes place in the past, why are the main characters fighting giant evil robots in the third act?" asked Nadezhda. Gerhardt and Neville gasped in surprise and started reading the script with renewed interest.
"Cool! I get to fire a laser gun," bragged Neville.
"Oh, man!" Gerhardt groaned. "My character gets killed at the end of Act III. Death scenes are the worst."
"Quit complaining, everyone," exclaimed Pola. "I had to write this by myself in two days while working a full-time job. It may not be Shakespeare, but it's good enough for community theater. I think we should just do the best we can with what we've got."
"That's a terrible attitude," Nadezhda said. "The proceeds from this play will be donated to charity, and I think we should try our hardest to give people their money's worth. Why don't we all work together to write a new script?"
"Fine!" Pola yelled. "I'll let you guys take over the play, and I'll save my efforts for people with better taste in entertainment." The three actors watched in amazement as Pola stomped out of the theater.
"Whoops," said Nadezhda with an embarrassed smile. "I forgot that she hates for anyone to question her talent as a writer."
"I'm just sad I won't get to wear a jet pack and use phrases like 'You're the bees' knees,' " Neville laughed.
"I thought doing a death scene was bad," said Gerhardt. "If we don't get a script put together by tonight, we'll all be in serious trouble." Nadezhda grabbed a notebook from her purse.
"This will be a snap," she said confidently. "What's a good topic for a play?"
"I know!" declared Gerhardt. "Neville and I will be lawmen sent from the future who try to stop a giant monster from destroying Dubuque, Iowa."
"Well, it is original," Nadezhda replied slowly. "But how would we create a giant monster on our $10 prop budget?"
"Good point," admitted Gerhardt.
"Here's an idea," said Neville. "What if Gerhardt and I play Elvis and Abraham Lincoln, who have been brought back to life by scientists. We use our skills to defend the president, played by Nadezhda, from the cast of the musical Cats, who have been turned into vicious zombies." Neville's voice trailed off as he realized that both Nadezhda and Gerhardt were staring at him with their mouths open.
"That's very ambitious," Nadezhda finally said. "I think it would be a little difficult for three people to perform onstage, though."
"You're probably right," said Neville.
"I hate to say it, but our ideas are terrible," Gerhardt remarked. "What are we going to do?" The three actors dashed off the stage and hurried outside.
"She's over by her car!" exclaimed Nadezhda. "Let's go get her. I'm not too proud to beg; are you guys?"
"No way," replied Gerhardt. "As far as I'm concerned, death scenes are the bees' knees."



8. Which of the following contributes to the conflict in the passage?


A.

Pola's sensitivity about her writing skills


B.

Neville's ambition to become the lead actor


C.

Nadezhda's jealousy over Pola's talent


D.

Gerhardt's lack of talent as an actor



9. Which of the following best explains the primary conflict in the passage?


A.

Three actors collaborate with a script writer to produce a play that will earn enough money to support a charity.


B.

Three actors struggle to pursue their childhood dream of becoming script writers for a community theater.


C.

After offending the script writer, three actors struggle to produce a new script in time for their first performance.


D.

After treating a script writer with disrespect, three actors find out that they have been fired from the community theater.



10. What causes Pola to feel upset in the passage?


A.

She is unable to think of a new topic for the play.


B.

She doesn't get to participate in the play as an actress.


C.

She believes that her hard work is unappreciated.


D.

She is jealous of Nadezhda's talent as a writer.

obligation, possibility, present/past ability or promise.
a. Varun may come to play cricket in the evening.
b. Nina could have carried the bag for her father.
c. I will take my aunt to the park today.
d. Malik can run faster than all the others in the race.
e. You must throw the garbage in the dustbin.
f. We should protect the home of our animals - the forests.
6. Read the following sentences and circle the modal in each. Write whether it is modal of obligation,possiblility,present/ past ablity Or promise.
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What kind of information is sought by a descriptive research question?
A) numbers and statistics
B) causes and effects
C) facts and details

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7. This lens uses a story's time and place to determine an overall meaning. *
A. Marxism
B. Historical
C. Feminist. D. Psychoanalytical

How does the author say that the American Dream has changed over time?

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Read these lines from the poem: And sore must be the storm That ould abash the little bird That kept so many warm. What does the word abash" most nearly mean, based on these lines?
A to confuse
B. to support
c. to praise
D. to silence​

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Which answer option most likely describes an essay written to persuade?

A. An essay discussing reasons why students should not be required to take exams

B. An essay giving facts about nutrition

c. An essay sharing a humorous experience at the zoo


D. An essay explaining how to protect a computer from viruses

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The purpose of a text trailer is to

explain parts of a text that readers may find confusing.
use suspense to make people want to read a text.
answer questions that a reader may have about a text.
reveal the ending of a text to generate excitement.
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When editing, we need to be aware of run-on sentences. Run-on sentences are sentences that are too long and need a period. These are incomplete sentences and should be corrected. Please edit the sentence below by retyping it. You will need to insert a period where it is supposed to go and then capitalize the first letter of the next sentence. Roger won first place this made him very happy because he worked really hard on his project.

8. Make a sentence using the verb in the tense indicated below.
a. Verb: to be
Tense: Simple Past
b. Verb: to do
Tense: Past Continuous​

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Which two persuasive messages are examples of a request?

Please take part in the recycling workshop at your company this weekend.

We are delighted to offer a 10 percent discount on all purchases made on Sunday.

If our company buys from a single vendor, we can reduce paper costs.

We need your assistance in profiling the age groups in the district.

In the last billing cycle, I was surprised to find that there was no adjustment for the error.