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this question doesn't require the article. Why is boldface text used for single words in a text? to highlight common words to highlight easily understood words to highlight memorable words to highlight new words

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Why is boldface text used for single words in a text? to highlight common words to highlight easily understood words to highlight memorable words to highlight new words

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What can analyzing a text's structure help you understand about the ideas in the text? how the ideas can change the world how the ideas are related how the ideas apply to the reader how the ideas solve a problem

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What can analyzing a text's structure help you understand about the ideas in the text? how the ideas can change the world how the ideas are related how the ideas apply to the reader how the ideas solve a problem

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Which is a characteristic of pseudoscience? testable claims new hypotheses specific explanations anecdotal evidence

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Which question is impossible for scientists to answer? (1 point) What should be considered music and what should not? What country has the coldest average temperature? Which species of bird has the longest migration route? How long will it take ice to mel...

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Which question is impossible for scientists to answer? (1 point) What should be considered music and what should not? What country has the coldest average temperature? Which species of bird has the longest migration route? How long will it take ice to mel...

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Use the paragraph to answer the question. A mining company hires a team of scientists to research how their mines impact local wildlife. They are not happy with the results, so they wait a few years to publish. They do not include the name of their compan...

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Use the paragraph to answer the question. A mining company hires a team of scientists to research how their mines impact local wildlife. They are not happy with the results, so they wait a few years to publish. They do not include the name of their compan...

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Why do scientists in different parts of the world conduct similar investigations? (1 point) Scientists try to replicate the results so it is clear the results are reliable. Scientists are rewarded when they repeat experiments multiple times. Scientists on...

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Why do scientists in different parts of the world conduct similar investigations? (1 point) Scientists try to replicate the results so it is clear the results are reliable. Scientists are rewarded when they repeat experiments multiple times. Scientists on...

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If a group of astronomers developed a theory about how stars form, which event would lead to the durability of their theory? (1 point) The theory is completely replaced by newer, more popular theories over time. A rival theory is put forth at the same tim...

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If a group of astronomers developed a theory about how stars form, which event would lead to the durability of their theory? (1 point) The theory is completely replaced by newer, more popular theories over time. A rival theory is put forth at the same tim...

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Which statement is best supported by the theory of evolution? (1 point) Successive generations of fast individuals survive and reproduce more successfully than slow individuals of the same species. Successive generations of large individuals survive and r...

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Which statement is best supported by the theory of evolution? (1 point) A. Successive generations of fast individuals survive and reproduce more successfully than slow individuals of the same species. B. Successive generations of large individuals survive...

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Scientists discovered that runoff from some plant fertilizers can produce algal blooms that negatively affect ocean ecosystems. Which of the following options provides evidence of how algal blooms harm ocean ecosystems? (1 point) Excessive nutrients from...

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Scientists discovered that runoff from some plant fertilizers can produce algal blooms that negatively affect ocean ecosystems. Which of the following options provides evidence of how algal blooms harm ocean ecosystems? (1 point) Excessive nutrients from...

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Which types of evidence do scientists use to claim a practice is a pseudoscience? Explain your answer in 3-4 sentences.

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Elk in Yellowstone National Park were overgrazing the willow plant populations. Wolves were reintroduced and the willow plant population recovered. In four to five sentences, state two facts, make an observation, and make an inference. (4 points)

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Elk in Yellowstone National Park were overgrazing the willow plant populations. Wolves were reintroduced and the willow plant population recovered. In four to five sentences, state two facts, make an observation, and make an inference. (original and like...

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In 4-5 sentences, explain how scientists use creativity to construct and answer scientific questions. (original and like a 9th grader wrote it)

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In 3-5 sentences, describe the similarities and differences between scientific laws and scientific theories. (4 points) (original and like a 9th grader wrote it)

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Scientists often collaborate in teams to draw scientific conclusions. In 4-5 sentences, explain why scientific collaboration is important to research. (2 points) (original and like a 9th grader wrote it)

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What does connotative mean? (1 point) suggesting a positive or negative meaning of a word apart from its dictionary meaning going beyond a literal meaning to suggest meaningful images, insights, or associated ideas relating to a clear, specific theme havi...

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What does denotative mean? (1 point) going beyond a literal meaning to suggest meaningful images, insights, or associated ideas having a direct, specific meaning suggesting a positive or negative meaning of a word apart from its dictionary meaning relatin...

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What does denotative mean? (1 point) going beyond a literal meaning to suggest meaningful images, insights, or associated ideas having a direct, specific meaning suggesting a positive or negative meaning of a word apart from its dictionary meaning relatin...

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What is tone as it relates to an informational text? (1 point) the purpose an author has for writing about a subject the use of figurative language to evoke an image in the reader's mind the attitude an author shows toward their subject the use of word ch...

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What is tone as it relates to an informational text? (1 point) the purpose an author has for writing about a subject the use of figurative language to evoke an image in the reader's mind the attitude an author shows toward their subject the use of word ch...

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When deaf viewers watched Nelson Mandela's memorial last week and realized the sign language interpreter was making gestures that were little more than gibberish, they were outraged. Word of the botched event spread throughout the deaf community of social...

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When deaf viewers watched Nelson Mandela's memorial last week and realized the sign language interpreter was making gestures that were little more than gibberish, they were outraged. Word of the botched event spread throughout the deaf community of social...

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When deaf viewers watched Nelson Mandela's memorial last week and realized the sign language interpreter was making gestures that were little more than gibberish, they were outraged. Word of the botched event spread throughout the deaf community of social...

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Use the grouping symbols to interpret the following equation: x/8 = (3(x + 4))/2 Which expression in the equation represents a product? (1 point) 3(x + 4) (3(x + 4))/2 x/8 2

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Consider the expression [3(4^2 + 32 / 4 - 5)] . Which quotient must be found to simplify the expression? 96 / 4 48 / 4 144 / 4 32 / 4

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Consider the expression [3(4^2 + 32 / 4 - 5)] . Which quotient must be found to simplify the expression? 96 / 4 48 / 4 144 / 4 32 / 4

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Consider the expression ([15 + (-5)] + 6)/2 What is the result of the first simplification that would need to take place, according to the order of operations?

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Consider the expression ([15 + (-5)] + 6)/2 What is the result of the FIRST SIMPLIFICATION that would need to take place, according to the order of operations?

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Consider the following expression: (4 + (-6) * 2)/(-(- 3^2). What is the simplified denominator?

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that's incorrect remember what happens when there are negative signs inside and outside o the parentheses

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the answer isnt 9

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What makes up cell membranes and is used to create hormones? cholesterol starch glucose hydrocarbon

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All biomolecules have the following traits except a carbon backbone. covalent bonds. nitrogen elements. hydrogen elements.

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All biomolecules have the following traits except a carbon backbone. covalent bonds. nitrogen elements. hydrogen elements.

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What enzyme breaks down starch in your saliva? amylase pepsin trypsin lipase

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What enzyme breaks down starch in your saliva? amylase pepsin trypsin lipase

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Which soil-based compounds do plants use to create amino acids from glucose? hydrogen nitrogen carbon fluoride

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Which soil-based compounds do plants use to create amino acids from glucose? hydrogen nitrogen carbon fluoride

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What are the building blocks of proteins? starch sugars fatty acids amino acids

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What are the building blocks of proteins? starch sugars fatty acids amino acids

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What term is used to describe the migration of people from south to north every year at the same time and same places? pattern relative location location scale

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What term is used to describe the migration of people from south to north every year at the same time and same places? pattern relative location location scale

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Which geographical concept is best described as the movement across borders of goods, workers, money, knowledge, cultural values, political ideas, and environmental pollutants? (1 point) patterns relative location globalization regionalization

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Which geographical concept is best described as the movement across borders of goods, workers, money, knowledge, cultural values, political ideas, and environmental pollutants? (1 point) patterns relative location globalization regionalization

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What is something cities can do to reduce environmental harm? Invest in green urbanism Provide more job opportunities Encourage residents to purchase cars Construct new highways

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What is something cities can do to reduce environmental harm? Invest in green urbanism Provide more job opportunities Encourage residents to purchase cars Construct new highways

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What is one factor that has enabled global migration? Natural disasters Green urbanism Cheaper international flights A less connected world

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What is one factor that has enabled global migration? Natural disasters Green urbanism Cheaper international flights A less connected world

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What is a central idea? (1 point) a fact, statement, or example that adds information the key point the author wants to communicate the general subject of a text a theme for a collection of related papers, essays, or books

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What is a topic? (1 point) a fact, statement, or example that adds information a theme for a collection of related papers, essays, or books the key point the author wants to communicate the general subject of a text

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What is a topic? (1 point) a fact, statement, or example that adds information a theme for a collection of related papers, essays, or books the key point the author wants to communicate the general subject of a text

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How does the central idea of the article emerge? (1 point) A. It is stated directly in the final paragraph. B. It is stated directly in the first paragraph. C. The text leaves it totally up to reader interpretation. D. The first three paragraphs lead up t...

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How does the central idea of the article emerge? A. It is stated directly in the final paragraph. B. It is stated directly in the first paragraph. C. The text leaves it totally up to reader interpretation. D. The first three paragraphs lead up to it.

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Drag and drop the words into the correct locations. Answers may be used more than once. (2 points) The (blank) is the general subject of a text, and this (blank )the most important idea in a text. Authors use (blank) to support the (blank) topic text stru...

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What helps readers interpret an informational text to find the central idea? background information about the author a careful reading of the title and first sentence an analysis of claims and statements in the text other texts on the same subject by diff...

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What helps readers interpret an informational text to find the central idea? background information about the author a careful reading of the title and first sentence an analysis of claims and statements in the text other texts on the same subject by diff...

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Use the Commutative Property to determine the missing step in proving the equivalence of 12a + 10 + a = 10 + a + 12a Step 1: [missing] Step 2: 10 + 13a = 10 + 13a Step 3: The expressions are equivalent because they both equal the same value. (1 point) A....

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Use the Commutative Property of Multiplication to rewrite the algebraic expression: a^20 * x^3

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Using the Commutative Property, fill in the blanks so that the two algebraic expressions are equivalent. (14)(7)(2) = (7)(?)(14)

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Using the Commutative Property, fill in the blanks so that the two algebraic expressions are equivalent. 5+ ? + 1 + 7 =4 + ? +7+1

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Using the Commutative Property, fill in the blanks so that the two algebraic expressions are equivalent. 5+ ? + 1 + 7 =4 + 5 +7+1

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Using the Commutative Property, fill in the blanks so that the two algebraic expressions are equivalent. 5+ ? + 1 + 7 =4 + ? +7+1

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Cellular respiration produces (1 point) glucose oxygen ATP cellulose

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To produce starch, glucose molecules bond together and release a water molecule through which process? photosynthesis. dehydration synthesis. nucleotides. cellular respiration.

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To produce starch, glucose molecules bond together and release a water molecule through which process? photosynthesis. dehydration synthesis. nucleotides. cellular respiration.

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By which process does yeast produce the carbon dioxide responsible for bread rising? cellular respiration glycolysis dehydration synthesis. photosynthesis

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By which process does yeast produce the carbon dioxide responsible for bread rising? cellular respiration glycolysis dehydration synthesis. photosynthesis

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What is a component of amino acid not contained in starch? Hydrogen. Oxygen. Nitrogen. Carbon.

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What is a component of amino acid not contained in starch? Hydrogen. Oxygen. Nitrogen. Carbon.

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Carbon from glucose is essential for the formation of amino acids. Which process is responsible for the production of glucose in plants? (1 point) citric acid cycle glycolysis dehydration synthesis photosynthesis

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Carbon from glucose is essential for the formation of amino acids. Which process is responsible for the production of glucose in plants? (1 point) citric acid cycle glycolysis dehydration synthesis photosynthesis

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Which of the following options best distinguishes between human geography and physical geography? (1 point) A.Human geography is the study of urban environments, while physical geography is the study of geology. B.Human geography is the study of where peo...

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Which of the following options best distinguishes between human geography and physical geography? (1 point) A.Human geography is the study of urban environments, while physical geography is the study of geology. B.Human geography is the study of where peo...

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Which type of geography considers soil, plants, animals, weather, climate, and landforms? oceanography cultural geography human geography physical geography

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Which type of geography considers soil, plants, animals, weather, climate, and landforms? oceanography cultural geography human geography physical geography

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Asking a question about a natural event such as: How is this event similar to/different from the same type of thing that could be happening somewhere else? is an example of: (1 point) human geography a spatial perspective a spatial skill natural geography

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Asking a question about a natural event such as: How is this event similar to/different from the same type of thing that could be happening somewhere else? is an example of: (1 point) human geography a spatial perspective a spatial skill natural geography

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To determine the absolute location of Mt. Everest you would need to know its distance from the nearest body of water. a city it is near. the height of the mountain. its latitude and longitude.

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To determine the absolute location of Mt. Everest you would need to know its distance from the nearest body of water. a city it is near. the height of the mountain. its latitude and longitude.

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A situation in geography refers to: (1 point) the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features. a place where humans live. the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents. the distance...

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A situation in geography refers to: (1 point) the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features. a place where humans live. the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents. the distance...

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How do you paraphrase a text? (1 point) use the author's exact words in quotation marks add a citation stating where quotations came from give your own thoughts about the points an author made put the key points from the text into your own words

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