Which revision corrects the structure?
O On a beautiful summer day like this it's hard to decide if I'd rather be taking a bike ride or go for a swim.
On a beautiful summer day like this it's hard to decide if I'd rather be on a bike ride or be swimming.
On a beautiful summer day like this it's hard to decide if I'd rather take a bike ride or swimming.
O On a beautiful summer day like this it's hard to decide if I'd rather take a bike ride or go for a swim.

Answer:

on a beautiful summer day like this it's hard to decide if I'd rather take a bike ride or go for a swim

On a beautiful summer day like this, it's hard to decide if I'd rather take a bike ride or go for a swim. Thus, option D is correct.

A sentence has a pre-determined form in which it is written. That form can be the subject then comes the verb and lastly comes the object. It is not necessary that it always follow this procedure, only it also follows more complex structures too, which would include some phrases or clauses.

There are four different sentence types: compound, simple, complex, and compound-complex.

In this sentence, the time at which the event is happening is said first, then it is about the decision of going to swim or for a bike ride and how the decision is tough for him. Therefore, option D is the correct option.

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Read this excerpt from A Black Hole is NOT a Hole.

You know you've used a book a lot when you find cookie crumbs in the binding. Right now, my most-crumb-filled book is Black Holes & Time Warps: Einstein's Outrageous Legacy by the scientist and science writer Kip Thorne.
PLEASE HELP
In this part of the introduction, how does the author show she is writing for children?

A She writes a scientific explanation of Albert Einstein’s theory.
B She lists the name of a technical reference book.
C She writes about leaving cookie crumbs in her research book.
D She quotes the writing of scientist Kip Thorne.

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Do any adults from the school target the nine students?

Question 2 of 5
Based on your knowledge of roots and affixes, which is the most likely
definition for the word academician?
A. Homework
B. Professor
C. Dentist
D. School

Newspapers only want people to read the comics, not the articles.
True
False

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Which stage of the writing process follows brainstorming

Which is the BEST strategy for determining the meaning of a word in context?

A)
See how many times the word is used in the passage.
B)
Use a similar sounding word in its place and see if it makes sense.
Use the sentences around the unknown word to determine what it might
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mean.
D)
Realize that the meaning of the word is not necessary for understanding
the passage.

Select the correct answer.
What important fact about the wounded soldiers is reflected by the repetition of the bolded sentences in the excerpts from "In
Another Country" by Ernest Hemingway?
O A. It establishes the irony that, although the wounded soldiers have physically left the warfront, the
war
continues to haunt them psychologically.
O B. It shows the gradual loss of hope and growing depression of the wounded soldiers and their need for
distractions.
O C. It establishes the wounded soldiers' determination to shun war and
disobey military commands to return to
the front after they recover.
O D. It shows the wounded soldiers' sadness and disappointment at the lack of gratitude from the people they
risked their lives to protect.
O E. It shows the wounded soldiers' belief that the war would never end, even as thousands of soldiers were killed
or wounded and sent to hospitals.

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Read the paragraph below.
I urge all students at Centralia High to come to the gymnasium tomorrow afternoon for Tech-Free Friday. While we can all
agree that modern technology is useful and enjoyable, the constant stimulation that we all face every day is overwhelming. Many of us
are plugged in to some device—a computer, a tablet, or a cell phone - every moment we're awake. That doesn't allow us time to think
things through to make healthy lifestyle choices, or to develop new hobbies, new social skills, and new friendships. Even if you believe
that constant connection isn't a problem, I encourage you to try the alternative. Come by the gym, get together with your fellow
students, and enjoy a Tech-Free Friday! I guarantee you'll "like" it.
Which of the following sentences provide factual supporting evidence for the author's argument? Select TWO that apply.
A
In one recent study, a majority of students said they were more comfortable using social media than talking to people face-to-face.
B
One new book suggests that teens who use a smart phone several hours each day have better hand-eye coordination than other teens.
С.
Seventy percent of students surveyed reported that checking for new texts or other messages kept them from getting a good night's sleep
D
It's annoying to hold a conversation with someone who is constantly checking his or her phone

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Juniors life at the new school is better than his life on the reservation

How does hearing about T-cells from the doctor affect the speaker? A It prompts the speaker to come up with a mental image of T-cells. B It causes the speaker to feel confusion about what T-cells do. C It makes the speaker interested in learning more about their body. D It makes the speaker feel impressed by what the body can do.

Why does hester have to wear the scarlet letter? what does that represent to the townspeople

Using details in the excerpt, what conclusion can you draw about
names?
A. All people are given two names when they are born.
B. All people would like to choose their own names.
C. Most people are given two names when they are born.
D. Most people have the opportunity to name themselves.

• 5. PART B: Which detail from paragraphs 2-3 best supports the answer to Part A?
• A. "She counted everything, from the number of steps she took to get to the road to the
number of forks and plates she washed when doing the dishes." (Paragraph 2)
• B. "At a young age, she was very eager to go to school." (Paragraph 3)
• C. “Johnson could vividly recall watching her older siblings go to school, wishing so much
that she could go with them." (Paragraph 3)
• D. "she so excelled that by age 10, she was in high school. By age 15, she'd started
college!" (Paragraph 3)

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Look carefully at the picture and answer the questions
What is happening in the picture?​

Discuss two types of stressors that learners are likely to experience in a post school destination such as colleges or Universities ​

During the story’s rising action, the reader is provided with

the development of the story’s conflict.
an introduction of the main character.
all of the descriptions of the setting.
a resolution of the character’s problem.

Which of the following helps build dramatic tension and make the reader wonder what the outcome of the trial will be? Atticus's optimism when they are waiting for the verdict Jem's repeated statements that he is sure they will win Aunt Alexandra's opinion when they return home for dinner Heck Tate's expression as the jury returns

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if you have a water bottle with no straw inside, you would try to make a tornado at school

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Who is your favorite character in the Little Women? And why?

Colon and semicolon
The game has gone into overtime however, I think our team will win

In “The Chosen” by Chaim Potok. What character or situation stands out so far from chapters 2 & 3? Why?

Choose the sentence with the correct capitalization.
(A
"The only way to get to the top," said Tom, "is by aircraft."
B
"the only way to get to the top," said Tom, "is by aircraft."
"The only way to get to the top," said Tom, "Is by aircraft."
D
"The only way to get to the top," Said Tom, "Is by aircraft."

Read the text.
While there are many Chinese restaurants in the United States, the food these
restaurants serve is not the same as that served in China. Starting with the basics, the
service of water differs. In the United States, most restaurants serve cold water with
every meal, whether the customers ask for it or not. In China, however, cold water is
never served. Restaurants in China serve hot water or tea. Food ingredients are also not
the same. The Chinese use ingredients such as pig ears, chicken feet, duck blood, and
jellyfish, which most Americans aren't used to eating. American restaurants, unlike
Chinese ones, use broccoli, onion, and dairy products in their recipes. Finally, fortune
cookies, so popular in the U.S., are an American invention not generally available in
China.
Which organizational structure does this text primarily use?
problem-solution
compare-contrast

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