f the word rudiment is defined as a fundamental principle or skill, and the suffix -ary is defined as "of or relating to,” what does the term rudimentary education mean?

the education necessary for getting a job
a manual education
an education gained through hard work
a basic education

Answer:

A; the education necessary for getting a job

Explanation:

The word, rudimentary, means a fundamental principle or skill. Rudimentary education could refer to the education necessary to have a certain job, because the skills learned throughout the education, apply to the job.

Answer:

A

Explanation:

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an important idea addressed in passage 1 is the development of friendship. what is another more central theme of this text

Why is it important to carefully choose words when making an argument? What could happen if someone used poor word choice? What could happen if they use mediocre word choice?

Remembering that the Latin prefix “dis” can mean “not,” use the context clues provided in the passage to determine the meaning of disbelieving. Write your definition of “disbelieving” here and tell how you got it.

6. Which statement reveals the disadvantages of crossbreeding?
F Visitors are bored with typical zoo animals.
G Tigons can roar like a tiger, and growl like a lion.
H These types of hybrid arrive with a bigger risk of diseases.
These animals provide excitement for the new and exotic.

Which expression is equal to 6rs942r5s2?


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s77r4

7r7s4

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Thinking like a skeptic cross word puzzle

in the great Gatsby
What can be inferred after reading Catherine's (Myrtle's sister) testimony to the police​

talk about the hotel that you stayed in last holiday

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Select the correct answer.
Which sentence correctly uses the word agile?
OA The agile dog tripped on the rope while trying to jump over it.
OB.
The fat man was known for his agility
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The acrobat was as agile as a monkey.
OD
The old cat showed its agility by failing to catch a mouse.
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4+4 is what
4+4
4+4
4+4x4

From paragraph FIVE, quote one phrase which describes the narrator’s hectic teenage life,and one phrase which describes the time spent with Mary.

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Which larger shape would be made if the two sections are fitted together?.

Which of these sentences from the passage should be removed or replaced with more formal language?

complete the sentence when the bell was ringing, the teacher................​

What is the Central Idea of BTS?

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Express the mind and thought of a a growing girl Amanda and how does she escape from it or find an alternative condition​

You have read the passage from True to Himself, in which a brother and sister, Roger and Kate, work to overcome the loss of their mother and the arrest of their father. At the end of the passage the main characters are cared for by Mrs. Canby but are still unsettled by their community’s perception of them. Write a continuation of the passage that describes what happens next as they continue their search for contentment. Be sure to use what you have learned about the setting, characters, and plot of the passage as you write your continuation.

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Which phrase signals a cause- and effect relationship?

I hate these double standards…if you burn a body at a crematorium you’re “doing a good job” do it at home and your “destroying evidence”.

What type of phrase is being used in the sentence?
I saw a zebra at the 200
O Prepositional phrase
O Noun phrase
O Infinitive phrase
O No answer text provided.

In the essay "Advice to Youth," Mark Twain uses _____________ to make his points.

A) logic

B) fear

C) sarcasm

D) anger

Read the following passage: Horses and ponies can be, at times, referred to as the same animal. Although, they are both considered to be equines, and they are similar in many ways, they also have some noticeable differences. One of the biggest, and most obvious differences between horses and ponies is their height. Ponies are much shorter and stockier than horses. However, horses are typically slower growing than ponies, reaching maturity around six or seven years of age, while most ponies are full grown by the time they are three or four. Although ponies are smaller than horses, they are very strong and are able to carry more weight than a horse relative to their size. Both ponies and horses have manes, coats, and tails, but a pony's is much thicker. Horses have had a long career of farming, transportation, and recreation. Historically, they have been used to help farmers plow their fields, to carry people from town to town, and in medieval tournaments. Today, horses are still used for recreation, but they are not used for farming or transportation as regularly as in the past. Some of today's recreational uses include trail riding and racing competitions. Horse owners take care of their horses by feeding them a diet of grass and hay and by housing them in horse stables. Due to ponies' strength, they were often used to move small, but heavy loads from place to place. Today, ponies are commonly seen at birthday parties, petting zoos, and with children riding on their backs. They are often used to help children get comfortable before learning how to ride a full-sized horse. Like horses, ponies also eat a diet of grass and hay; however, they are known to eat twigs, vines, shrubs, and other plants too. Select the phrase that best describes the structure of the text. (2 points) a Cause and effect b Compare and contrast c Chronological order d Problem and solution

in the book the giver who is the person that designates assignments

What is slope intercept form of the points (3,2) and (0,4)

Describe the device that you plan to design, build, and test. Will your device use thermal conductors or insulators?

Read the theme.

Even when things seem dreary, there is always hope.

How does this theme develop over the course of "Golden Days"?


The flowers are asleep in winter, not dead, and the sun shines even when it is hidden.

One long Maytime is full of playtime and golden days.

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Which of the following forms of communication developed most recently?
a.
Interviewing
c.
Computer Mediated
b.
Mass Communication
d.
Small Group


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D