Asked by Tyler
                Here's one: In NJ, "meadows" were more than mockery by residents because of the foul smell and insect-infested habitt. Today, in Meadowland, a major sport center is located there. Directly across is 18000 acres of land that overlap several communities. This unstable "marsh" is selling about 10000$/acre making a prized location throughtout.
according to the passage, which one of these is true for "meadows"?
a)includes more land as one might expect
b) site of sports complex
c) is just a swampland
d) grown in value
            
        according to the passage, which one of these is true for "meadows"?
a)includes more land as one might expect
b) site of sports complex
c) is just a swampland
d) grown in value
Answers
                    Answered by
            Tyler
            
    oh yea; my choice: c. cause it currently just a marshland.
Is this correct?
    
Is this correct?
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    No, it is not just a marshland...a sports complex is there.
    
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    I agree with you.
    
                    Answered by
            Tyler
            
    But it says the sports complex is located in Meadowland, supposely a city. Whereas the meadows (foul smell) mostly like to contribute a swampland.
Or Im just too confused?
    
Or Im just too confused?
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    This is a poor question.  I believe that all four answers are true.
    
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    Meadowland includes the present swamp, and the developed areas over the old swamp.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Jersey_Meadowlands
    
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Jersey_Meadowlands
                    Answered by
            Tyler
            
    No. cant be. It's multiple choice. Choice A + D doesn't contribute to the passage. Choice A is wrong because one can assume the land is small, if compared with others . Choice D is false because it didn't say the previous price.
am I on the ball-part?
    
am I on the ball-part?
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    I finally see the answer.  :-) Bobpursley is right.
It says that the sports complex is located "there" -- referring to the "meadows."
Stating that directly across from the sports complex is a marsh doesn't mean that this area was part of the meadows.
    
It says that the sports complex is located "there" -- referring to the "meadows."
Stating that directly across from the sports complex is a marsh doesn't mean that this area was part of the meadows.
                    Answered by
            Tyler
            
    But "there" can also be referred to Meadowland, and not "meadows". 
In "in Meadowland, a major sport center is located there"
Ahh well, I give up and take B as the answer.. Thank you all.
    
In "in Meadowland, a major sport center is located there"
Ahh well, I give up and take B as the answer.. Thank you all.
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    You're welcome.  
This is a poorly worded statement.
    
This is a poorly worded statement.
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