(My question) please help
when you use chunking as a study tool, you ____.
a) are cramming for a test
b) you are snacking
c) you make a picture of what you are learning
d) you repeat out loud what you have learned

Answer:

a) You are cramming for a test.

Explanation:

it says this "A Chunking activity involves breaking down a difficult text into more manageable pieces and having students rewrite these “chunks” in their own words. You can use this strategy with challenging texts of any length." this obviously means that you are probably cramming for a text because you need to break up the study guide into "chunks/more manageable pieces".

Decide whether you should use a primary, secondary, or tertiary source for each research task.

Read about the thoughts and feelings of Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War.
______
Study maps from around the world.
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Read a collection of newspaper articles about the Great Depression.
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Read about the impact George Washington had on US politics.
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6. The poems "To be of use" and "I Hear America Singing" express value for (1 point)

A. travel.

B. Work

C. Music

D. Hardship

The students accompanied by their lecture (are/is) planning a tour

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Long thought to be a case of mistaken identity, the discovery
of the Bornean rainbow toad by European explorers in 1924
was recently verified by scientists. The explorers had made a
black-and-white sketch of an unusual toad they had found
in the jungles of Southeast Asia, christening it the Bornean
rainbow toad. Skeptical but curious, scientists recently went
to look for the toad-and ended up finding three specimens.
The passage implies which of the
following about the Bornean rainbow
toad?
No human
being had seen
the toad since
1924.
The surviving Scientists were
toads have confident that
been relocated they would find
to Europe. the toad.
Some people
doubted the
existence of the
toad.
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4.11 In "The Man I Killed," Tim O'Brien describes
the story of the Vietnamese man he killed. He
gives details about this man's life, hopes,
dreams, fears, etc. But there is no way Tim could
have known these details. Why do you think Tim
O'Brien creates a life for the man he killed?
Explain your reasoning.

What is something a reflective presentation always does?

Sometimes does?

Never does?

2. What is the main idea of the passage?
Ą, to describe how wind blows
B. to compare hot air and cold air
C. to describe how temperature and
air pressure affect wind
D. to describe the range of air
temperatures throughout the day

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Which of the following statements below accurately represents the relationship between the “Rainbow Portrait” of Queen Elizabeth and the French emissary’s description of her?


both the portrait and the emissary’s description reveal a young, vibrant ruler in her prime


neither the portrait nor the emissary’s description provide insight of the queen’s personality


the emissary’s description is highly biased whereas the portrait is an accurate, realistic likeness


the portrait reveals a powerful queen but the emissary’s description reveals a decrepit monarch

Identify the actions that indicate that Vincent understands the importance of body language in a job interview.

Following the lost kitty is an example of a

Read this excerpt from Paragraph 5 of the passage.

Welcome to Airport Wireless Services. You have four hours of free wireless internet. Click to read our terms and conditions. Faizula clicked on the button and then scrolled through the endless list of indecipherable legal clauses until he came to the button that said, Click to agree.

What does the word terms mean in the excerpt from the passage?

time periods

precise words

parts of a math equation

rules of a contract

The History of the Texas Railroad

1 Early settlers in Texas faced a lot of transportation problems due to the geography of the location. The rivers in Texas were not deep enough to allow people to use steamboats to travel throughout the year. Furthermore, the roads in Texas were often difficult to travel on due to weather conditions. The state authorities tried to resolve this problem by building broader roads. However, it wasn't until the railroads reached Texas that transportation improved.
2 Texas did not have the funds for the construction of early railroads, and it received part finance from the eastern United States and from other countries. Texas received financing assistance in the form of bonds. The Texas Railroad, Navigation, and Banking Company started its business in 1836. This company was created to build railroads throughout the state. Some of the most prominent citizens of Texas supported this company. However, many Texans were doubtful whether this company would succeed. This disagreement resulted in the company closing by 1838, without it ever having laid a single rail. Finally, another company called the Buffalo Bayou, Brazos, and Colorado Railway Company was formed in 1850. Construction for the railway began in 1851, and the first portion of track opened in 1853. In 1856, another railroad company came into play, and they opened the first segment of track to the public. The railroad's name changed to the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company. Many new railroad companies were started over the following years. By 1861, nine companies were active, and approximately 470 miles of track existed in Texas. Each railway company was active for only a short time, but the contribution of each company was important to the development of the railroad in Texas.
3 After 1865, the Washington County Rail Road Company, the Eastern Texas Railroad Company, and the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company began to work in Texas. By about 1867, railroad construction had progressed to a great extent. During the 1870s, more progress was made, and track work moved forward at a greater pace. With years of hard work, the Texas railroad was finally built, and it contributed greatly toward shaping the future of the state.
The Galveston and Red River Railroad Company

The Buffalo Bayou, Brazos, and Colorado Company





The Galveston and Red River Railroad Company received a contract for the Texas railroad in 1848, but they did not begin work till 1855.
They built only two miles of railroad tracks.
This company was renamed as the Houston and Texas Central Railway Company.
The first tracks in Texas were laid in 1852.
The Buffalo Bayou, Brazos, and Colorado operated the first railroad in Texas, with track connecting Harrisburg and Stafford.
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Select the correct answer.
Why did the author include the information in the text box at the bottom?

A.
to describe the different parts of Texas where the railroad was built
B.
to explain why different railroad companies could not build the railroad as per their contract
C.
to highlight the time it took to finish completing the entire railroad in Texas
D.
to provide additional information on the different railroad companies that worked in Texas

which generation do you belong that a kind of science technology existed?​

Read the following text from a fantasy novel. This excerpt is about the Order of the Knights of the Round Table.
The Round Table talk was mostly long-winded speeches—narrative accounts of various adventures. These were not missions to avenge injuries or to settle old disputes. They were simply duels between people who had never even met each other before. I had always imagined that was the sort of thing that children do. But here were these big oafs sticking to it and taking pride in it, clear into adulthood. Yet there was something very lovable about these great simple-hearted creatures. They possessed little in the way of brains. But you didn't mind it after a while, because you soon saw that brains were not needed in a society like that.
Adapted from Mark Twain, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
The previous text suggested that the order symbolized honor and high moral standards. How does this fantasy novel build on or challenge that idea?

According to the presentation, which of the following statements about Rosa Parks is true? a) Rosa Parks held elected office b) Rosa Parks changed America and the world with her small act of courage. c) Rosa Parks was rich. d) Rosa Parks did not challenge her arrest.

Read the following lines
The bough of cherries some officious fool broke in the orchard for her, the white mule She rode with round the terrace all and each would draw from her alike the approving speech
Which correctly notes the rhyme scheme?
A.abab
B.aabb
C.abba
D.abcb

Order the topics from broadest to narrowest.

Consider the topics of redemption and forgiveness in The Hiding Place.

1. Pick one to consider: either redemption or forgiveness.

2. Ask yourself, "What does The Hiding Place say about the topic of redemption or forgiveness?"

3. Using your answer to the above question, describe a key theme in The Hiding Place that relates to the topic of redemption or forgiveness. Remember, a theme is the message a literary work sends about a topic. "Greed" is a topic, but a theme based on this topic would be "Greed leads to misery, not happiness."

4. Turn your theme into a full-sentence topic sentence: "A key theme in The Hiding Place is _____________ because _______________________________."

5. Develop your topic sentence into a strong 5-7 sentence paragraph using at least three examples from the book.

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PLEASE HELP!!! Who modernized poetry slams as we know them today?

Question 2 options:

The Notorious B.I.G.


William Shakespeare


Tupac Shakur


Marc Kelly Smith

In two to three sentences, describe how you would apply for a mortgage.

If you borrow someone's exact wording but surround it with quotation marks, include a citation in the
body of the paper, and create an entry in the works cited page, it is not plagiarism.
True or False

What is the author’s primary purpose in this passage?

Which phrase best supports the author’s purpose?

How does the memoir genre allow the author to achieve his purpose in this passage?

Kingston is evaluating a research source. His teacher instructed him to notice absolute or extreme language. Which of these statements would be an example of absolute or extreme language?

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MAKE (ONE SENTENCE) USING AS MUCH WORDS FROM THE ATTACHED FILE

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A financial institution discovers a correlation between using an auto-transfer feature and better savings habits. How can they use that information to improve customer experience?

They can advertise checking accounts to their better saving customers.

They can suggest their auto-transfer feature to customers with lower savings.

They can advertise their auto-transfer feature to people who aren't yet customers.

They can suggest to customers with higher savings that they invest more.

What evidence best supports the claim about Kamehameha 3 in paragraph 5

What SIMILAR message do the selections from Lord Redesdale and Ryunosuke Akutagawa express about Buddhism?

What characteristics is required of electricians to prevent death?

A.) a mathematical brain

B.) time management

C.) good at sales

D.) color vision

what other technological advancement can possibly be developed in the future?​

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
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Frank can't find his keys nowhere.
George says he has not seen neither Jay or Amy.
Sam never goes nowhere with nobody.
Tyler isn't the one who painted all the pictures.