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Why is it that some people seem to be able to read a book once and remember every detail of it for life, while others struggle to recall even the title a few days after putting down a book?

The answer is simple but not easy.

It’s not what they read. It’s how they read. Good reading habits not only help you read more but help you read better.

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Find the contrapositive or the following claim , then convert the result. state why it’s correct:
“All people who win lotteries are people who get lots of mail”

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Choose the sentence that best joins the two paragraphs.
A. Bill is my best friend.
B. Now, times have changed.
C. Over time, water evaporates.
D.
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A. The bar graph focuses on the types of books checked out each
month, which provides evidence for the claim in the text.
B. The bar graph helps the reader understand that the number of
books checked out stayed the same each month.
C. The bar graph reinforces the idea that students only read books
when there is a contest, which provides evidence for the claim in
the text.
D. The bar graph helps the reader understand that the book contest
caused the increase in the number of books checked out per month.

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Read the excerpt from Wonder by R. J. Palacio.
"Such a pleasure to meet you, August," she said,
holding out her hand for me to shake.
"Hi," I said quietly, giving her my hand, but I didn't want
to look at her face, so I kept staring at her glasses,
which hung from a chain around her neck.
"Wow, what a firm grip!" said Mrs. Garcia. Her hand
was really warm
Which inference correctly identifies how August and
Mrs. Garcia are feeling?
Mrs. Garcia holds out her hand for August to shake,
which shows that she is políte, August does not want
to look at her face, which shows that he is insecure.
August gives Mrs. Garcia his hand, which shows
that he is confident, Mrs. Garcia says, "Wow, what a
firm grip!" which shows that she is afraid.
o krs. Garcia says, "Such a pleasure to meet you."
which shows that she is lonely, August quietly says,
"Hi," which shows that he is shy.
August grips Mrs. Garcia's hand, which shows that
he is angry, Mrs. Garcia's hand is warm, which
shows that she is nervous.
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Read this excerpt from Chapter 7, The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and answer the question.

In this way I got a good many lessons in writing, which it is quite possible I should never have gotten in any other way. During this time, my copy-book was the board fence, brick wall, and pavement; my pen and ink was a lump of chalk. With these, I learned mainly to write.

Which of the following is/are contextual clues that helped you determine the implicit meaning(s) above? Select all that apply.

The “lump of chalk” was used in school.
Saying “I learned mainly to write.”
Schools used fences, bricks, and pavement.
Comparisons of school items with his poor substitutes.

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A word or a phrase that is informal and particular to certain time periods or social situations is called:


A an oxymoron.
B a euphemism
C a slang term
D an idiom.

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Select the best answer for the question. 4. Proofread the following sentence and choose the best answer. as a play the yellow wallpaper would be a visually interesting expereince. a O A. As a "play," The Yellow Wallpaper would be a visually "interesting" expereince. B. As a play, The Yellow Wallpaper would be a visually interesting experience. O C. As a play the yellow wallpaper, would be a visually interesting expereince. O D. as a play, "the yellow wallpaper," would be a visually interesting experience.​

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1) After playing in the snow, the bowl of soup was
eaten by the cold child.
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B. The child ate a bowl of cold soup after
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C. The cold child ate a bowl of soup after
playing in the snow
D. After playing in the snow, the cold child ate a
bowl of soup
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With determination and hard work, people can overcome difficult challenges. How do the people of Greensburg, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois, illustrate this idea? Use details from both texts to support your response.



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How Green is Greensburg?


1 A few years ago, not many people outside of Kansas had ever heard of the little town of Greensburg (population 1,500). Its main claim to fame was a tourist attraction, the World’s Largest Hand-Dug Well. Today, however, the town is known world-wide. Given the town’s name, it is fitting that its fame now comes from being “green.”

May 4, 2007


2 Residents of Greensburg didn’t consider the potential danger ahead when the weather reports predicted thunderstorms. That doesn’t mean residents don’t take twisters seriously. When alarm sirens told them that a tornado had actually beenspotted nearby, they moved quickly into basements and storm shelters.


3 At 9:45 p.m., the tornado crashed into Greensburg. It measured about 1.7 miles across, nearly as wide as the entire town. Its swirling winds were moving at more than 200 miles per hour. Like a gigantic, out-of-control bulldozer, the tornado zigzagged through Greensburg. When it finally moved on, it had demolished about 95 percent of the town. Homes, businesses, schools, churches, the hospital—even the trees—were all destroyed or badly damaged. The electricity was out, and water supplies could not be trusted. Even worse, ten people had been killed.


A timeline for the Greensburg tornado is shown. At 8:55pm, the National Weather Service issues a warning about a tornado in the next county. At 9:10pm, the tornado warning says that the tornado is possibly headed for Greensburg. At 9:35pm, the tornado emergency message tells citizens to get to shelter immediately. Greensburg sets off warning sirens. At 9:45pm, the tornado enters Greensburg from the southwest. At 9:55pm, the tornado moves east out of Greensburg.

Planning a New Direction


4 Less than a week after the tornado, the community made the decision that would change Greensburg forever. The people decided that they would rebuild the town green—that is, in ways that were good for the environment. City buildings would use eco-friendly materials and be energy efficient. Citizens would build new homes the same way. Electricity would come from alternative energy sources, such as the wind and sun. Instead of giving up on Greensburg, people got excited about its future.

Building a New Town


5 Greensburg moved ahead quickly. The first challenge, however, was just keeping the town going. Government helped provide services and housing. A temporary hospital, school, and city-hall were set up.


6 In October 2009, Greensburg started constructing a wind farm with giant windmills. The wind farm would supply energy for the town. The new county hospital that opened in March 2010 was built to strict LEED standards. (LEED stands for a program called Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. Its purpose is to support green construction.) The town hall, courthouse, and arts center are also LEED buildings. The new school for grades K through 12 was finished in August 2010. It has natural daytime lighting and other energy-efficient features. Nearly half the homes in town were rebuilt according to green guidelines. Even the streetlights are designed to use less energy and reduce nighttime light pollution.


7 One of the most exciting parts of the rebuilding is the Chain of Eco-Homes Project. It was launched in early 2009. The plan was to build 12 homes in different designs that demonstrate state-of-the-art green living. The structures would serve as information centers. People would be able to stay in them and experience what an environmentally-friendly home is like. The first house was completed in 2010, and two more were started. Building the Eco-Homes provided much-needed jobs for workers in the area. The unique houses help support a new type of business in Greensburg: eco-tourism. Visitors began traveling to Greensburg to see these interesting homes and other sights on the Green Tour. They brought with them much-needed money and attention. This helped Greensburg continue its unusual comeback.


With determination and hard work, people can overcome difficult challenges. How do the people of Greensburg, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois, illustrate this idea? Use details from both texts to support your response.

what is equality 7-2521 describing here?

A. a thermometer

B. a water facuet

C. a fan

D. a light bulb

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Write two or more summarizing statements about the climax of the novel. Support your statements with details from the book. Your answer should be at least one hundred words.

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I need to know what a good speech to write about why we need water Paragraph to paragraph Like how a good writer would write it​

Which of the following suggests that a particular Web site is not credible?
1. its URL www.yale.edu/libraries)
II. many dead links
Ill. amateurish graphics
IV. clear identification of the site's authors


A. I only
B. ll and III only
C. I and IV only
D. I and il only

ou are attending a workshop on how to compose formal reports. You are required to write down the main problem you had while composing your report. After everyone has written his or her problem down, the instructor reads them out loud to the class and asks for advice for the writer. What is the best advice to give the writer whose report lacked a clear order? Write rapidly and revise as you go. Work from a good outline. Make your outline as you write.

Please write a paragraph on the good benefits that come from social media in your own words

Read the sentence from the text.
"Father," replied the prince earnestly, "in just two days, I gained enough
wisdom to know that it was not the most advantageous plan.
If the suffix -ous means "full of or having," what does advantageous mean?
Select two options
A exciting
B. beneficial
C. unprofitable
D. helpful
E .terrifying
F .powerful

Pottery is fun to make. The clay is molded as it spins on the potter's wheel. Then it is placed in a kiln to be fired. It can be painted and fired again to bake the color on. The best part of making pottery is seeing the finished product.

The transition word used in the above paragraph is _____.

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If you __________ a dog by poking him with a stick, he may bite you.

Question 3 options:

provoke


captivate


attract


confuse

Yes able to sit up in bed and smoke within a few days of the end. Who says this?

read the below paragraphs and choose the most suitable tittle

The importance of age all other segmentation criteria
Every product or service is aimed at a group of target consumers with particular characteristics. This is
because products assume some moment in the consumer's routine, culture or knowledge, or even the
approval of society. One method of targeting is via age, which can be divided into two main areas: biological
(actual) age and psychological (mental) age. For example, it is quite clear the consumption of health products
or services are connected very strongly with biological age. On the other hand, the consumption of cultural
services, such as the theater or literature, will be much more influenced by the psychological age.
B Age has a noticeable effect on the needs of consumers in many areas. On the other hand, other markets
stay fairly similar throughout life, such as food products, for example, since we all need to eat. But even for
a market that involves everyone, segmentation by age is often important because it allows for more precise,
and therefore more effective, marketing and advertising. An example is the lower-fat cheese range from the
Bongrain Group in France called 'Fine Bouche', which is supposed to be aimed at everyone. Some years after
it first entered the French market, the brand discovered it was selling more among the over 50s, who found
in this product the right balance between taste and lightness (health concerns are always stronger among
the over 50s than in any other age group). The company decided to take advantage of this by making a TV
'infomercial' designed to interest directly the over 50s and broadcast only during the day over two TV
channels with many 50+ viewers. With a very modest budget (about 300,000 euros per year), sales volumes
increased by 40% in the months following the campaign. Thanks to this strategic choice, the brand became
the leader of its market sector in two years.
C In the USA, from the 1920s, while the Model T Ford had 55% of the car market, General Motors chose a very
different strategy to divide its brands according to the age of its customers. The idea was that for each stage
of a person's life, there was a price range, together with a certain standard of comfort and equipment. This
strategy was presented as 'A car for every purse and every purpose'. Each brand had its target age of
consumer, from the cheapest Chevrolet (for the young and less well off), through the Pontiac, Oldsmobile,
Buick, up to the top of the range, with the Cadillac (for the old and rich). When a person is young, a car must
present a certain image and at the same time have room to take friends. Later, it must accommodate child
seats and frequent trips to the supermarket. Afterwards, it must show that one has reached a certain social
status while still allowing for issues such as safety, comfort and size. All of this matches the majority of car
buyers' behavior in 2002, including more unusual behavior that is beginning to appear, for example, those
over 50s who go for the smart 'young' small cars, such as the Twingo from Renault, the Yaris from Toyota,
or even the Smart.
D Every marketing manager is always looking for the most relevant and operational criteria for building a target
market. It is quite clear that age is one, if not the key, criterion that drives consumer behavior. Above all, it
has the advantage of being simple, real and easy to use in terms of media planning. Simplicity is a basic virtue
in marketing! When age is used as the central criterion for segmentation one realizes that it is in fact
statistically the best way to design a reasonably accurate model of the targeted consumer. It will therefore
be relatively easy for the marketing manager to think about the economic situation, financial resources,
main needs as to equipment and services, preferred shops, the best time to advertise, and so on.
3 Read each paragraph in the text again. Underline the supporting sentences. Which type of supportdetails, examples or explanation — is used in each paragraph?
a Age is the most effective criterion for a company to plan its marketing strategy. _____
b Everybody is influenced in their purchasing by who they are and marketers target this. _____
c If a company chooses an effective strategy to target their consumers, sales can grow and even
lead to the company becoming a market leader. _____
d Companies with a wide product range can be successful by targeting each product at one
consumer group. _____

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What is surprising and ironic about Peter apologizing to Ender?