Recently Asked Questions In Foreign Language

Question

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2 litter/collect/in/Liffey Park/ twice a week

3 a new recycling centre/ build/ at the mome

4 new environmental laws/ introduce/ next mon

5 over 100 recycling bins/install/since he

became mayor

6 bus and train fares/ reduce/last week

7 bicycle lanes/ not create/on the main road:

yet

8 people think/should/cars/ban /from the ci

centre

Answer

1. I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. Could you please rephrase it? 2. You collect 2 liters of something in Liffey Park twice a week. 3. A new recycling center is being built at the moment. 4. New environmental laws will be introduced next month. 5. Over 100 recycling bins have been installed since he became mayor. 6. Bus and train fares were reduced last week. 7. Bicycle lanes have not been created on the main road yet. 8. People think cars should be banned from the city center.

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Sure, here's some more information on each answer: 2. The person collects 2 liters of something in Liffey Park twice a week...

Question

LOW does characterization and plot contribute to the development of the theme?

How can static and dynamic characters be used to develop themes, and what is al

example from a well-known piece of literature or media?

How can the events and conflicts in the plot contribute to the development of the

Answer

theme by providing context and illustrating the consequences of certain actions or beliefs. Static characters can reinforce a theme by remaining consistent in their beliefs or actions throughout the story, while dynamic characters can demonstrate the theme by undergoing a significant change or growth. For example, in "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, the static character of Atticus Finch reinforces the theme of justice and equality through his unwavering commitment to defending Tom Robinson, while the dynamic character of Scout demonstrates the theme through her growth in understanding the complexities of racism and prejudice. The events and conflicts in the plot can also contribute to the development of the theme by providing context and illustrating the consequences of certain actions or beliefs. For example, in "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the plot events surrounding the pursuit of wealth and status illustrate the theme of the corrupting influence of the American Dream.

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Certainly! The development of theme in a story is often achieved through the use of characterization and plot. Characterization refers to the way in which an...

Question

Which of the following statements about a

freeway is NOT correct?

Most Treeways haus fussiaration lanes to assist you in axiting.

Enter a freeway smocmiy by accelerating on the entrance ramp to match

the speed of wait

Answer

Most freeways have acceleration lanes to assist you in entering.

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The statement that is not correct is that most freeways have "fussiaration lanes" to assist you in entering. The correct statement is that...

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which of the following statements best explains the general process of cellular respiration?

A. Living organisms use energy from the sun and water to create food in the form of sugar.

B. Living organisms take in oxygen and water to create food in the form of sugars and

energy.

C. Living organisms break down sugar from food to combine with oxygen making usable

energy.

D. Living organisms take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide through the cells thereby

providing energy.

Answer

C. Living organisms break down sugar from food to combine with oxygen making usable energy.

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Cellular respiration is the process by which living organisms break down sugar from food to combine with oxygen and release energy. This energy is then used...

Question

What is the primary negative aspect to

"Groupthink'?

A. It becomes difficult for someone to disagree as they may

not want to be singled out of the group.

B. When everyone agrees, you can get things done quickly

with short meetings.

C. It becomes difficult for someone to disagree because

meetings are too far apart.

Answer

A. It becomes difficult for someone to disagree as they may not want to be singled out of the group.

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Groupthink is a phenomenon in which a group of people make decisions without critically evaluating the information or considering alternative viewpoints. The primary negative aspect of groupthink...

Question

Before you implement a change,

you should

A. raise the pay of all your employees.

B. tell people how and why the change will take

place.

C. ask your employees for permission.

Answer

B. Tell people how and why the change will take place.

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Before implementing a change, it is important to communicate with the people who will be affected by the change. This includes telling them how and why the...

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QUESTION 4

Suppose Lynne wants to find out about starting an orchestra at her

company. She would find the most information by

A. Finding a website that lists the instruments used in an

orchestra

B. Reading a magazine about orchestras from around the world

C. Talking with Johanna Weitkamp about her experience at SAP

D. Looking up the word "orchestra" in the glossary of a music

book

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Answer

C. Talking with Johanna Weitkamp about her experience at SAP.

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Option C is the best choice because Johanna Weitkamp is likely to have direct experience with starting an orchestra at SAP. She can provide...

Question

What social comment is the author most likely eying to make about women's roles in society in this story

A. Women are independent thinkers and can work just as hard as their male counterparts.

B. Happiness in life is dependent on a woman finding a husband who is loyal and understanding

C. Death was one of the only options for women in that time to break free from oppressing soolal be

D. Women who are delicate must be careful in how they deal with tragedy.

Answer

Without knowing the specific story being referred to, I cannot provide an accurate answer. Please provide more context or information about the story.

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Certainly! Without knowing the specific story being referred to, it is impossible to provide a definitive answer. However, based on the options provided, it...

Question

5. Palestinian campaign of civil disobedience that

included boycotts, demonstrations, and armed attacks was

known as Yom Kippur

Answer

False. The Palestinian campaign of civil disobedience that included boycotts, demonstrations, and armed attacks was known as the First Intifada. Yom Kippur is a Jewish holiday.

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The First Intifada was a Palestinian campaign of civil disobedience against Israeli occupation that began in December 1987 and lasted until 1993...

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Question 3 of 10

Which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning?

• A It has been cool every day this summer so far, so tomorrow will

likely be cool too

• B. June is the coolest summer month where live, so it will probably

be cool this June

• C. It was cool on the first day of summer, so the entire summer will

be cool.

D. I heard on the radio that the first day of summer will be cool, so it

will be cool that day.

Answer

A. It has been cool every day this summer so far, so tomorrow will likely be cool too.

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Inductive reasoning is a form of logical reasoning that uses specific observations or facts to draw general conclusions. In this case, the example of inductive...