The two correct answers are:
- by providing evidence that illuminates their connections.
- by using text structure to clarify various interactions.
How do authors demonstrate complex relationships in an informational text? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
by providing evidence that illuminates their connections.
by providing evidence that illuminates their connections.
by using text structure to clarify various interactions.
by using text structure to clarify various interactions.
by paraphrasing key findings.
by paraphrasing key findings.
by including mathematical equations.
by including mathematical equations.
by identifying two or more ideas or events.
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Use the passage from “The Science Behind Why Your Shoelace Knot Is Doomed to Fail” by Nsikan Akpan to answer the question.
Connection: The g-forces put pressure on the knots in the same way they put pressure on the body and spine.
Which pieces of evidence support the connection? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
“We were surprised that the accelerations were so high.”
“We were surprised that the accelerations were so high.”
“Your foot is experiencing these really high g-forces as you’re running all the time.”
“Your foot is experiencing these really high g-forces as you’re running all the time.”
“This acceleration creates inertia, which is the tendency for an object to keep moving once it is in motion.”
“This acceleration creates inertia, which is the tendency for an object to keep moving once it is in motion.”
“The videos showed as the shoelaces bounce up and down with each footfall, the main knot begins to deform.”
“The videos showed as the shoelaces bounce up and down with each footfall, the main knot begins to deform.”
“To break down the physics of the phenomena, the researchers attached a small device to the free end of the laces that measured acceleration, and then Gregg went for a walk or a jog.”
Connection: The g-forces put pressure on the knots in the same way they put pressure on the body and spine.
Which pieces of evidence support the connection? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
“We were surprised that the accelerations were so high.”
“We were surprised that the accelerations were so high.”
“Your foot is experiencing these really high g-forces as you’re running all the time.”
“Your foot is experiencing these really high g-forces as you’re running all the time.”
“This acceleration creates inertia, which is the tendency for an object to keep moving once it is in motion.”
“This acceleration creates inertia, which is the tendency for an object to keep moving once it is in motion.”
“The videos showed as the shoelaces bounce up and down with each footfall, the main knot begins to deform.”
“The videos showed as the shoelaces bounce up and down with each footfall, the main knot begins to deform.”
“To break down the physics of the phenomena, the researchers attached a small device to the free end of the laces that measured acceleration, and then Gregg went for a walk or a jog.”
The two pieces of evidence that support the connection are:
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“Your foot is experiencing these really high g-forces as you’re running all the time.”
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“This acceleration creates inertia, which is the tendency for an object to keep moving once it is in motion.”
Choose the words that complete the sentence.(1 point)
To establish complex relationships in an informational text, the author provides
that illuminates their
, using words and
that clarify the various interactions.
To establish complex relationships in an informational text, the author provides
that illuminates their
, using words and
that clarify the various interactions.
To establish complex relationships in an informational text, the author provides evidence that illuminates their connections, using words and phrasing that clarify the various interactions.
Which of these would normally appear in a scientific abstract? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
examples
examples
methods
methods
samples
samples
predictions
predictions
conclusions
Responses
examples
examples
methods
methods
samples
samples
predictions
predictions
conclusions
The two elements that would normally appear in a scientific abstract are:
- methods
- conclusions
Use the passage to answer the question.
Drag each sentence into the correct order to accurately summarize the text.
(2 points)
Arrange responses in the correct order to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired position and insert response at that position. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can be moved using the up and down arrow keys or by dragging with a mouse.
Drag each sentence into the correct order to accurately summarize the text.
(2 points)
Arrange responses in the correct order to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired position and insert response at that position. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can be moved using the up and down arrow keys or by dragging with a mouse.
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