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Should Students Have Access to Cell Phones During School Hours?Students should be allowed to have access to their cell phones during school hours because phones are essential tools for learning and communication. In toda...
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Read the excerpt below. Some people argue that schools should ban cell phones because they distract students from learning. However, studies show that when phones are used responsibly for research and organization, they...
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A student is writing an article about recycling and ends their draft with the following sentence: Anyway, recycling is cool and we should all do it more. Which option best improves the sense of closure while maintaining...
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Question 1 Question 2 A) Which words describe a credible source? (1 point) biased and persuasive accurate and believable current and popular famous and original A) Which source would be the most credible for research on...
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Normal Multiple Choice Question What is the meaning of the word skeptical as used in the passage? Use the antonym convinced as a context clue to help you determine the meaning. The label on the front of Dustin's drink sa...
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What is the meaning of the word ascertain as used in the passage? Two vehicles collided at the intersection of Springtown Street and Clarksville Avenue on Friday afternoon. Investigators could not immediately determine t...
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What is the meaning of superfluous in the following passage? "What can I get you?" I asked the customer at the counter. He gave me his order and then told me all sorts of superfluous information about himself: how he cou...
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Life Is But a Dream by Lewis Carroll A boat, beneath a sunny sky Lingering onward dreamily In an evening of July — Children three that nestle near, Eager eye and willing ear, Pleased a simple tale to hear — Long has pale...
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Which two narrative techniques most strongly contribute to building tension throughout the passage? Select the TWO BEST answers.(2 points) Responses A. Repeated references to weather changes A. Repeated references to wea...
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Which detail most effectively foreshadows the resolution of the story?(1 point) Responses A. Lena’s hesitation before responding to Jordan A. Lena’s hesitation before responding to Jordan B. The coach pausing longer than...
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How do the two passages present their viewpoints differently? A . The author of passage 2 cites research from university studies and other organizations about the problems of sleep deviation and the need to start middle...
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Part B: Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to Part A?(1 point) Responses A. “The parking lot was nearly empty.” A. “The parking lot was nearly empty.” B. “She felt caught between wanting to appear dep...
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The Storm Before Practice By the time Lena reached the edge of the soccer complex, the afternoon light had dulled to a gray haze. Wind pushed against her as she dismounted her bike, and the distant sky seemed heavy, as t...
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Which statement best describes the central conflict of the story?(1 point) Responses A. Lena must decide whether to disagree publicly with her teammate. A. Lena must decide whether to disagree publicly with her teammate....
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Which statement best describes the central conflict of the story?(1 point) Responses A. Lena must decide whether to disagree publicly with her teammate. A. Lena must decide whether to disagree publicly with her teammate....
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Both passages talk about the school start time, but the authors disagree on A . involving the parents in a decision. B. asking students their viewpoints. C. what the appropriate time should be. D. the amount of sleep tee...
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Which sentence from the passage uses the indicative mood to state a fact? A. Consider how communities should prepare for future hurricanes. B. Hurricane Katrina was the most destructive natural disaster in U.S. history....
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The Storm Before Practice By the time Lena reached the edge of the soccer complex, the afternoon light had dulled to a gray haze. Wind pushed against her as she dismounted her bike, and the distant sky seemed heavy, as t...
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Which sentence correctly uses a colon?(1 point) Responses A. Maya packed: the following items, notebooks, pencils, and a calculator. A. Maya packed: the following items, notebooks, pencils, and a calculator. B. The teach...
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Which sentence is written in the imperative mood and fits the topic of the passage? A. Hurricane Katrina caused widespread flooding in New Orleans. B. Emergency officials estimated the reduction in oil production. C. Com...
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Which sentence correctly uses a comma after an introductory phrase?(1 point) Responses A. After, the storm passed the streets were finally quiet. A. After, the storm passed the streets were finally quiet. B. Running thro...
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Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate coordinate adjectives?(1 point) Responses A. The long winding road, led through the forest. A. The long winding road, led through the forest. B. The bright, colorful mural...
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Which two details, one from each of the previous texts, best support the shared theme?(1 point) Responses A. “Ever since his family moved to a smaller apartment, the walk felt longer than it used to.” A. “Ever since his...
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How do the authors of both texts develop the shared theme? (Refer to the previous.)(1 point) Responses A. By explaining scientific research and data A. By explaining scientific research and data B. By showing how helping...
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Which sentence from the passage is written in passive voice? A. Hurricane Katrina battered the offshore energy infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico. B. Hurricane Katrina’s storm surge affected a larger area than Hurrican...
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