7. As we understand from the reading, Vera Petrova ----
A) can only perceive things with her fingers
B) is a curious child
C) is not the only fictional character who has extraordinary abilities
D) fails most of the tests administered by a special commission
E) perceives the objects only when her fingers ar

Answer:

B, is a curious child.

Explanation:

This question is a bit confusing to answer, so Iets do it through process of elimination. But through process of elimination, it has to be B. As all the others are untrue, or not state in the reading.

As we understand from the reading, Vera Petrova: C) is not the only fictional character who has extraordinary abilities.

The passage began by stating that there are several fictional stories about people with exceptional characters and one of such stories is that of Vera Petrova.

This information helps us to deduce the fact that Vera Petrova is not the only fictional character that has extraordinary abilities.

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What lessons are learned from the short story, The House Made of Sugar?

Why are medical exams usually required before getting a life insurance policy?
- Your health status will determine is you are old enough for a policy.
✅Your health status will determine what rate class category you are in.
- If you are overweight you will not qualify to get life insurance.
- If you smoke you will not qualify to get life insurance.

Which of these inferences about the writer is best supported by the following passage(p.4)?

A)he considers the average Concord resident’s way of life a strange form of punishment
B) he has seen his fellow Concord residents chain themselves to trees as a form of punishment
C) he is angry at his fellow Concord residents for ignoring him around town
D) he wishes he lives in a different, exotic community far from Concord

The epic simile in this excerpt shows

which is an example of a simple sentence?
A. we should go first to the beach and then to a movie.
B. we should leave for the beach now because we want to get back early.
C. shall we go the beach today, or shall we see a movie?
D. although the beach sounds like fun, let’s go to the movie today.

Which piece of evidence best supports the idea that the villagers
want their children to continue the lottery?

Cinder plans on going to the ball, what will happen there?

What happens to Fortunato in the end?

the excerpt is from june 24 1942, july 8 1942, and july 11 1942

In the first entry we see that Anne's life is---- however, she describes the limitations---- By paragraph 9, so much has changed that the whole world---- By the end of the excerpt, Anne is afraid----

Which of the following sentences in the passage can best be described as the writer's thesis statement?

The point the story is trying to get across; the central message

rhetorical precis for why the washington state coach was fired for not getting vaccinated

which of these is not a disadvantage that Tom King had going into the fight?
a. his opponent is much younger than he
b. he had to walk two miles to get to the fight
c. he did not eat properly on the day of the fight
d. he has a steel rod in his knee and cannot bend it properly

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What do you believe you will most remember about this very unusual time in your life? Has this changed you? If so, how?

if your tires have less than 30% of tread remaining, your stopping distance will be ___ compared to new tires

Which word has the most negative connotation A. Quick B. Sneaky C. Athletic D. Orange

Please hurry! And no links

Which detail about the box suggests something sinister?The shape represents religion.The material represents hard work.The size represents the government.The color represents darkness.

Part 6 Readings for Writers
5. Joe Davis quit high school
a. when he was fourteen.
b. when he got a good job at a hospital.
when he was in the tenth grade.
d. after he was shot.
C.

Add two apostrophes to this sentence.

A birds song is different from its call because its longer and has more complex sounds.

How does a solar year compare with a calendar year?
A. solar year is approximately 365 days long.
B. A solar year is slightly shorter than a calendar year.
C. A solar year is 12 hours longer than a calendar year.
D. A solar year is the same as a calendar year.

PLS HELP: Hale was brought to help Salem because of his expertness
and knowledge in witchcraft. Did Hale actually have
previous encounters with witchcraft or was he just more
credible because of his position in church?

Since the day I was taken from my mother I had suffered extreme indignities. People had stared at me. I had been tossed about
the air like a wooden puppet. And now my long hair was shingled like a coward's!
What does the line "I had been tossed about in the air like a wooden puppet" suggest about the narrator?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a revenge tragedy?
outlines detailed planning of revenge
hero dies in the end
typically receives call to adventure by a god or goddess
hero hesitates to go through with revenge

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6. Yesterday, I ……… to the cinema.
A. go B. will go C. went D. gone
7. On the left …… the picture, you can see his grandmother, Jane Cryer.
A. to B. from C. on D. of
8. She fell and hurt ………
A. her B. herself C. himself D. myself
9. Let’s go to the theater this evening.
A. Let us B. Let me C. You should D. Would you
like
10.They ……… buy a new car next month.
A. are going to B. will C.  D. A & B
11.My sister and I ……… the cartoons on TV every Saturday last summer.
A. watch B. watched C. watches D. watching
12.Water ……… at 1000 C.
A. boil B. boiling C. boils D. is boiling
13.I live ……… 20 Oxford Street.
A. at B. in C. on D. from
14.Her new glasses change her ………..
A. appear B. appearance C. appears D. appearances
15.I tried ……… her name but I couldn’t.
A. remember B. remembering C. to remember D. remembered
16.I ……… badminton but I don’t time have for it now.
A. use to play B. used to playing C. use to playing D. used to play
17.He decided ………. what would happen.
A. to stay and see B. staying and seeing C. to stay and seeing D. saying and
see
18.He was late, but fortunately his friends waited for him.
A. luckily B. magically C. cruelly D. lately
19.You …….. write on the walls.
A. have to B. must C. don’t have to D. must not
20.Are Christ going to close his shop early ……..?
A. last night B. tonight C. last month D. yesterday

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what effects "letter to John Adams" to government structure?

Why is the king of the Forest in "The Third Wish" seen as a trickster archetype?Select all that apply."

□ He advises Mr. Peters how to use all his wishes wisely.

□ He considers Mr. Peters' wishes before making them come true.

□ He appears to Mr. Peters as a swan and as a green little man.

□ He grants Mr. Peters' first wish without telling him his wife is actually a swan.​

We are all composed of trillions of infinitesimal and very complicated cells, each of
which, in a way, operates just like a city. A city has a council that governs what happens
within the boundaries of the city (the cell's council is the nucleus). The city gets the
power it needs to function from the electricity grid (in a cell, those power sources are
called mitochondria). Construction crews put up a city's buildings (ribosomes make the
proteins in a cell). Warehouses store a city's food, and factories make things to export
(cells have plastids and Golgi bodies to do those things).
How does comparing cells to cities contribute to or detract from the author's purpose?
1
The analogy raises more questions than it answers, rendering it
counterproductive and a detriment to understanding cell function.
2.
The analogy entertains and draws attention to the subject, but doesn't
further understanding of cellular functions.
3
The analogy appropriate for the general audience that the passage
was intended for because it helps visualize cellular functions.

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