If a line is parallel how many solutions are there
none
Which answer best follows a parallel structure.
Mary and her mother decided to go to the store. They bought a mild hot sauce, a silky smooth butter, and a(n)________.
A) rotisserie chicken
B) freshly smoked rotisserie chicken
C) chicken
D) ALL NEW LIMITED EDITION MARVEL HULK AND THING FOAM HANDS
B) freshly smoked rotisserie chicken
If a fair coin is flipped 4 times. What is the probability of you getting only heads.
1/16 or 1:16 or one in sixteen
(do not take info as fact)
A study on photosynthesis in animals done by botanist Ohne Piscel and marine biologist Pocchi Meaene discovered a species of slug that may be able to use the sun as a source of energy. Piscel and Meaene found leaf-like structure on this slug. Once analyzed further it was determined that the slug uses chloroplasts confirming their earlier theory that this slug_______.
A) uses water to produce light
B) creates plants to consume sunlight
C) uses photosynthesis
D) leaves behind electrically charged snail trails
C) uses photosynthesis
When a bear invades a campsite, it will often open ______ and feast on their food.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
A) camper's coolers
B) campers coolers
C) campers' coolers
D) campers' cooler's
C) campers' coolers
Simplify.(x-3)(2x+5)=
A) 2x - x -15
B) -32 + 2x - 17
C) no change
D) 2x2 - x - 15
D) 2x2 - x - 15
Several factors—pressure from British automobile manufacturers, evidence that the rules were hobbling domestic industry relative to French and German rivals, and growing public frustration with the arbitrary 4-mph rural and 2-mph urban speed limits— ______ the Locomotive Acts, the Victorian-era statutes that required motor vehicles in Britain to be preceded by a person on foot waving a red flag, as a frequently cited cautionary example of regulation that stifled technological progress.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
Choose 1 answer:
A) establishing
B) by establishing
C) having established
D) have established
D) have established
What is 10% of 76258
7625.8
Dutch painters in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries often showed tables filled with large wheels of cheese or carved shards of butter. Some art historians, noting that dairy products were a major component of the Dutch diet, interpret these depictions as reflections of everyday Dutch eating habits. However, a group of researchers recently reviewed hundreds of food-related paintings and found that lemons—which could only be acquired in the Netherlands at great cost, since they had to be imported from warmer climates—feature in Dutch paintings of the period more than three times as frequently as dairy products do, thereby casting doubt on the idea that ______
Which choice most logically completes the text?
Choose 1 answer:
A) Dutch painters of the period may have depicted foods for symbolic reasons rather than to show what Dutch people typically ate.
B) dairy products were a more significant component of the Dutch diet of the period than lemons were.
C) depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits.
D) food was a more popular subject among Dutch painters than it was among painters from other countries at the time.
C) depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits.(remember this)
Dutch painters in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries often showed tables filled with large wheels of cheese or carved shards of butter. Some art historians, noting that dairy products were a major component of the Dutch diet, interpret these depictions as reflections of everyday Dutch eating habits. However, a group of researchers recently reviewed hundreds of food-related paintings and found that lemons—which could only be acquired in the Netherlands at great cost, since they had to be imported from warmer climates—feature in Dutch paintings of the period more than three times as frequently as dairy products do, thereby casting doubt on the idea that ______
Which choice most logically completes the text?
Choose 1 answer:
A) Dutch painters of the period may have depicted foods for symbolic reasons rather than to show what Dutch people typically ate.
B) dairy products were a more significant component of the Dutch diet of the period than lemons were.
C) depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits.
D) food was a more popular subject among Dutch painters than it was among painters from other countries at the time.
C) depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits.(REMEMBER THIS)
9x>45
x>5
Electra is a circa 420–410 BCE play by Sophocles, translated in 1870 by R.C. Jebb. Electra, who is in mourning for her dead father and her long-absent brother, is aware of the intensity of her grief but believes it to be justified: ______
Which quotation from Electra most effectively illustrates the claim?
Choose 1 answer:
A) “O thou pure sunlight, and thou air, earth’s canopy, how often have ye heard the strains of my lament, the wild blows dealt against this bleeding breast, when dark night fails!”
B) “I know my own passion, it escapes me not; but, seeing that the causes are so dire, will never curb these frenzied plaints, while life is in me.”
C) “Send to me my brother; for I have no more the strength to bear up alone against the load of grief that weighs me down.”
D) “But never will I cease from dirge and sore lament, while I look on the trembling rays of the bright stars, or on this light of day.”
B) “I know my own passion, it escapes me not; but, seeing that the causes are so dire, will never curb these frenzied plaints, while life is in me.”
What is the range of these numbers {12, 32, 35, 84, 87, 27, 14,}
75
Paleontologists searching for signs of ancient life have found many fossilized specimens of prehistoric human ancestors, including several from the Pleistocene era discovered in a geological formation in the Minatogawa quarry in Japan. However, to study the emergence of the earliest multicellular organisms to appear on Earth, researchers must turn elsewhere, such as to the Ediacaran geological formation at Mistaken Point in Canada. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the 146-hectare reserve contains more than 10,000 fossils that together document a critical moment in evolutionary history.
What does the text indicate about the geological formation at Mistaken Point?
Choose 1 answer:
A) It holds a greater number of fossils but from a smaller variety of species than the formation in the Minatogawa quarry does...
B) It has provided evidence that the earliest human species may have emerged before the Pleistocene era.
C) It contains specimens from an older time period than those found in the formation in the Minatogawa quarry.
D) It is widely considered by paleontologists to be the most valuable source of information about prehistoric life forms.
C) It contains specimens from an older time period than those found in the formation in the Minatogawa quarry.
11x+14y (less than or equal to) 115
Anthony will spend at most $115 to purchase x small cheese pizzas and y large cheese pizzas for a team dinner. The given inequality represents this situation. Which of the following is the best interpretation of 14y in this context?
A) The total amount, in dollars, Anthony will spend on large cheese pizzas
B) The total amount, in dollars, Anthony will spend on small cheese pizzas
C) The amount, in dollars, Anthony will spend on each large cheese pizza
D) The amount, in dollars, Anthony will spend on each small cheese pizza
A) The total amount, in dollars, Anthony will spend on large cheese pizzas
3x< 5 -7x
x<1/2 or 5/10
The following text is translated from “When Father Brought Home the Lamp,” an 1883 short story by Finnish author Juhani Aho. The narrator’s father has just decided he will set out on a journey the next morning to acquire a lamp, an item no other family in the village owns.
And that same evening father brought in from the storehouse the big travelling chest in which grandfather, in his time, had stowed his provisions when he came from Uleaborg, and bade mother fill it with hay and lay a little cotton-wool in the middle of it. We children asked why they put nothing in the box but hay and a little wool in the middle, but she bade us hold our tongues, the whole lot of us. Father was in a better humor, and explained that he was going to bring a lamp from the storekeeper, and that it was of glass, and might be broken to bits if he stumbled or if the sledge bumped too much.
A) It describes a point of curiosity regarding an object that the children would like explained.
B) It demonstrates the conflicting emotions displayed by various members of the family.
C) It clarifies the loving relationship between the children and their mother.
D) It examines how the inquisitive nature of children can be encouraged by a parent
A) It describes a point of curiosity regarding an object that the children would like explained.
What is the mean of these numbers {12, 32, 29, 35, 84, 87, 27, 14,}
40
• In 1980, video game designers and programmers Roberta and Ken Williams released an adventure game that combined text with images.
• Their game, Mystery House, was inspired by author Agatha Christie’s mysteries.
• Players of the game find themselves locked in a house that they have to explore.
• As they explore, they meet other characters and learn that they have to find and stop a murderer.
• Images of each location in the house accompanied the text of the game.
• The game was successful because all of the other adventure games at the time only had text.
The student wants to explain an advantage of the format of Mystery House. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?
A) Using images and text, programmers Roberta and Ken Williams created Mystery House, a video game murder mystery.
B) The format of Mystery House was successful because it combined text and images, unlike other video games at the time.
C) To find and stop the murderer, players explored a house and met other characters.
D) Mystery House contained images of each location of a house that players could explore.
B) The format of Mystery House was successful because it combined text and images, unlike other video games at the time.
A 300 acre farm produced 20,000 bushels of corn last year. What is the minimum rate of production, in bushels per acre, that is needed this year so the farm's two-year production total will be at least 49,100 bushels of corn?
97
Jeff's auto-shop is 5,000 dollars over their budget of 11,500. Which equation shows how much money they spent.
A) x-5000=11,500
B) 11,500-x=5000
C) 11,500+5000= x
D)none of the above
C)11,500+5000=x
Text 1
Dance choreographer Alvin Ailey’s deep admiration for jazz music can most clearly be felt in the rhythms and beats his works were set to. Ailey collaborated with some of the greatest jazz legends, like Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, and perhaps his favorite, Duke Ellington. With his choice of music, Ailey helped bring jazz to life for his audiences.
Text 2
Jazz is present throughout Ailey’s work, but it’s most visible in Ailey’s approach to choreography. Ailey often incorporated improvisation, a signature characteristic of jazz music, in his work. When managing his dance company, Ailey rarely forced his dancers to an exact set of specific moves. Instead, he encouraged his dancers to let their own skills and experiences shape their performances, as jazz musicians do.
Based on the texts, both authors would most likely agree with which statement?
Choose 1 answer:
A) Audiences were mostly unfamiliar with the jazz music in Ailey’s works.
B) Ailey’s work was strongly influenced by jazz.
C) 123 Dancers who worked with Ailey greatly appreciated his supportive approach as a choreographer.
D) Ailey blended multiple genres of music together when choreographing dance pieces.
B) Ailey’s work was strongly influenced by jazz.
Theraljn is a tech company that sells computer chips. All managers and executives voted on opening up a new store, but 50% of engineers voted against a new store. If this company has 1 executive, 54 semi-conductor engineers and 2 managers in one store. What percent of this stores' wanted a new store.
approximately 52.6%
Dutch painters in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries often showed tables filled with large wheels of cheese or carved shards of butter. Some art historians, noting that dairy products were a major component of the Dutch diet, interpret these depictions as reflections of everyday Dutch eating habits. However, a group of researchers recently reviewed hundreds of food-related paintings and found that lemons—which could only be acquired in the Netherlands at great cost, since they had to be imported from warmer climates—feature in Dutch paintings of the period more than three times as frequently as dairy products do, thereby casting doubt on the idea that ______
Which choice most logically completes the text?
A)
Dutch painters of the period may have depicted foods for symbolic reasons rather than to show what Dutch people typically ate.
B)
dairy products were a more significant component of the Dutch diet of the period than lemons were.
C)
depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits.
D)
food was a more popular subject among Dutch painters than it was among painters from other countries at the time.
C)
depictions of food in Dutch paintings of the period should be taken as realistic representations of Dutch eating habits
A triangle has points A, B, and C. A is at (2,3), B is at (-4,-7), and C is at(8, -7). What is the position of point A of the triangle if it is rotated 90 degrees clockwise and then flipped across the x-axis.
(3,-2)