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forensic psychiatrists have ______ which makes many people ... is not an argument against forensic psychiatrists giving testimony in court?

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Differe(it parts ofxpeech have
different jobs. What do verbs
like run" and "learn" do?

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Kaasen had always thought Balto was brave. He would be proved right.

—Susan Butcher and the Iditarod Trail,
Ellen M. Dolan

Which prediction is supported by this detail from the passage?

Balto will do something that is heroic.
Kaasen will need to leave his dogs behind to carry out his mission.
Kaasen will do something that is heroic.
The vaccine will make it to Nome in time to save many children.
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"Sametimes conflict can be healthy" critically discuss this statement​

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What caused Francesco Lana to plan an airship?
A.
the measurement of mercury
B.
the invention of balloons
C.
the mixture of different gases
D.
the discovery of air having weight

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Which situation best illustrates the concept of absolute advantage

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how does an author show and develop a character and accurately portray a characters struggle

How many hours of the week do you spend studying? Why or why not?

Which statement best describes the reason for God's instructions to Martha in this passage? W

O He believes that people just need more time to change.
O He thinks that Martha deserves to have his power.

O He does not trust people to change on their own.

O He wants to make sure Martha works hard to change people.

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Why does Absalom kill Arthur Jarvis?
A. Absalom murders Jarvis, a fair-minded man opposed to the injustice, out of fear rather than anger; the murder lands him in jail and suggests how society’s ills threaten all South Africans.
B. Absalom kills Jarvis, a wealthy white man in Johannesburg, to rob him; his actions make him a hero to many black people, which highlights the divided nature of South Africa.
C. Absalom takes the life of Jarvis, a rising political figure in South Africa, in self-defense; his subsequent arrest demonstrates that many laws in South Africa unfairly target nonwhite people.
D. Absalom shoots Jarvis, a white man from a privileged background, to strike against the oppressive ruling class in South Africa; the killing shows that Absalom is a political revolutionary.

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Why do you think Mr. Cunningham decides to call off the men’s mission? Why does what Scout says affect Mr. Cunningham?

How do feel about police brutality in America? What do you think about the George Floyd case?

A person viewing this article is MOST LIKELY going to get the impression that

A) The product advertised is very expensive
B) The product advertised is for young people
C) The product advertised is for both men and women
D) The product advertised is from an earlier time in history

How do Darzee and his wife differ in their approach to the conflict with Nagaina?

Which of the following statements best describes the Turtle according to the text?

Which answer is correct or is it no errors. This topic is sentence fragments

Which of the following sentences is a metaphor? A The breeze smells of smoke. B “Listening to him talk is so exhausting that you need a nap afterwards,” she sighed dramatically. C The snake slowly blinked its amber-colored eyes. D The thief was a wolf on the prowl.

what is a sentence adverb and give some examples?

How would you invest your money?
Unexpectedly, you win $2500 in a raffle. You don't need the
cash right now, so you decide to invest it.

Which word best describes the tone of paragraph 5?
A miserable
B. cheerful
C shocked
D. proud

Which of these best reveals a story’s theme?
A. the length of the story’s rising action
B. the way the central conflict is resolved
C. the way the characters interact with the setting
D. the relationship between the protagonist and the antagonistWhich of these

Based on the root "Chrono", what does a "chronometer" measure?

a. time
b. speed
c. location
d. distance
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Which identifies a comparative relationship established in this passage?
A)
Medical training in eighteenth-century America was inferior to that
available in England, Scotland, and France.
B)
Medical training in eighteenth-century America was superior to that
available in England, Scotland, and France,
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A medical degree earned from the University of Pennsylvania was of lesser
value than one earned from Columbia University,
D
A medical degree earned from the University of Pennsylvania was of
greater value than one earned from Columbia University

Read the excerpt from the Newsela article "Opinion: It’s Important for Kids to See Diverse TV, Movie Characters."
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There's a relationship between low self-esteem and negative portrayals of racial groups. There's also an association between poor self-esteem and the lack of portrayals of a particular group. Others have found that media misrepresentations of ethnic groups can cause confusion about aspects of their identity among children of these groups.

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How do the ideas in the excerpt differ from how the author's daughter perceives her bicultural identity in the Newsela article "Opinion: From Embarrassed About Bicultural Identity, to Celebrating It"?

In "Opinion: From Embarrassed About Bicultural Identity, to Celebrating It," the author's daughter is proud of who she is and comfortable with sharing her culture.
In "Opinion: From Embarrassed About Bicultural Identity, to Celebrating It," the author's daughter is indifferent when it comes to her cultural identity.
In "Opinion: From Embarrassed About Bicultural Identity, to Celebrating It," the author's daughter is working to accept her cultural background.
In "Opinion: From Embarrassed About Bicultural Identity, to Celebrating It," the author's daughter shares her mother's mixed feelings about being bicultural.