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Read the passage.

The Camel and the Pig

A Camel said, "Nothing like being tall! Look how tall I am!"

A Pig, who heard these words, said, "Nothing like being short! Look how short I am!"

The Camel said, "Well, if I fail to prove the truth of what I said, I shall give up my hump."

The Pig said, "If I fail to prove the truth of what I have said, I shall give up my snout."

"Agreed!" said the Camel.

"Just so!" said the Pig.

They came to a garden, enclosed by a low wall without any opening. The Camel stood on this side of the wall, and reaching the plants

within by means of his long neck, made a breakfast on them. Then he turned, jeeringly to the Pig, who had been standing at the bottom of the

wall, without even having a look at the good things in the garden, and said, "Now, would you be tall or short?"

Next they came to a garden, inclosed by a high wall, with a wicket gate at one end. The Pig entered by the gate, and, after having eaten his

fill of the vegetables within, came out, laughing at the poor Camel, who had had to stay outside because he was too tall to enter the garden by the

gate, and said, "Now, would you be tall or short?"

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What does the author most likely think about how people should behave?

O 1. People should not be judged by what they look like.

O 2. People should make every effort to improve themselves.

O 3. People should not feel they need to change the way they look.

O 4. People should appreciate their own skills and the skills of others.

Answer

The passage does not provide enough information to determine what the author thinks about how people should behave.

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The passage is a short fable about a camel and a pig discussing the advantages of being tall and short. The author does not provide any explicit...

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What led to the rapid growth of cities following the

Agricultural Revolution?

1. Large numbers of poor farmers were pushed

of their land and migrated to cities.

2. New farming techniques greatly increased

the amount of food that could be grown in a

small area.

3. More people moved from rural agricultural

areas to industrial cities to find jobs in

factories.

Answer

1, 2, and 3.

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The rapid growth of cities following the Agricultural Revolution was due to large numbers of poor farmers being pushed off their land and migrating to cities, new farming techniques...

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3. How does the pencil sharpener get "Feedback"?

4. What are the outputs of the mechanical pencil sharpener?

Answer

3. The pencil sharpener gets feedback through sensors that detect the size and shape of the pencil being sharpened. 4. The outputs of the mechanical pencil sharpener are a sharpened pencil and pencil shavings.

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The pencil sharpener gets feedback through sensors that detect the size and shape of the pencil being sharpened. This allows the sharpener to adjust the...

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46. Why had Tom worked so hard to set Jim free when he knew the truth?

Answer

Tom worked hard to set Jim free because he felt morally obligated to do so, despite knowing that Jim was not actually a slave.

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Tom worked hard to set Jim free because he felt a moral obligation to do so, even though he knew that Jim was not actually a slave. Tom...

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avec les patients.

10. Il faut que tu

11. Il faut que je

(être) à l'heure.

(voir) bien les choses.

Answer

Il faut que je sois à l'heure et que je voie bien les choses avec les patients.

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The question is asking for a succinct answer to the two sentences given. The two sentences are "Il faut que tu sois à l'...

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ANALISI

5 Completa le frasi.

a. Le due parole-chiave «rinverdi» (v. 6) e «inaridita»

(v. 10) costituiscono una antitesi, ovvero una figu-

ra retorica che consiste nell'accostare due concet-

ti o parole che hanno significato contiacto

b. Negli ultimi due versi è presente una figura di

chiasmo, cioè una disposizione incrociata dei ter-

mini secondo lo schema ..

Answer

La figura di chiasmo consiste nell'accostare due termini in modo incrociato, seguendo lo schema A-B-B-A.

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La figura di chiasmo è una figura retorica che consiste nell'accostare due termini in mod...

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Compare Identify two ways that dictators from other Eastern European

countries were similar to Hitler.

Answer

1. They all sought to establish authoritarian regimes that suppressed political opposition and dissent. 2. They all used propaganda and censorship to control the media and shape public opinion in their favor.

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Dictators from other Eastern European countries, such as Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union, Nicolae Ceaușescu in Romania, and Jos...

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QUESTION 53

All of the following are aspects of your voice that you can control during speaking except:

O. Volume

O Gestures

• Articulation

Inflection

Answer

Articulation

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The three aspects of your voice that you can control during speaking are volume, gestures, and inflection. Articulation is not something that you...

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Which of the following best explains the origins of Islam?

• A. The angel Mark appeared to Muhammad with a message from

God.

• B. Islam began with Abraham and his polytheistic belief system.

• C. The angel Gabriel appeared to Muhammad with a message from

God.

O D. An Islamic preacher, Jesus Christ, claimed to be the son of God.

Answer

C. The angel Gabriel appeared to Muhammad with a message from God.

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According to Islamic tradition, the angel Gabriel appeared to the Prophet Muhammad in a cave near Mecca in 610 CE. Gabriel revealed to Muhammad the...

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George bought a pair of jeans from an online

store. When they arrived, he found that they

were too small to wear. What could George do

in order to fit into the jeans?

A. George could lose mass and, therefore, weight.

B. George could increase the amount of his mass by eating more.

C. George could fit into the jeans easier on the Moon.

D. George could increase his volume to better fit into the jeans.

Answer

A. George could lose mass and, therefore, weight.

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The best answer to this question is A. George could lose mass and, therefore, weight. This is because losing mass and weight is the only...