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Mohammed uses social media to keep up with world events

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What is the author's point of view in Selection 1?

Selection 1: Seatbelts Can Save Lives

Who doesn’t appreciate the convenience of our passenger vehicles? Need to run an errand? Need to chase down a problem? Need to deliver someone to an important destination? Our vehicles allow us to complete the chores and recreational activities that make life possible and complete. But what about the danger we face each and every time we enter this form of transportation? Without the proper restraint in place within our vehicles, our ride can cause us serious injury. No matter the make or model of the vehicle, it is essential that passengers within any truck or car be belted in to avoid harm in case of an accident.

Seatbelts have been required in most passenger vehicles for decades. The laws written have the intent of keeping the public safe during minor and major traffic accidents. Newton’s First Law of Motion states that an object will continue to move at its present speed and direction unless an outside force acts upon the object. If a passenger is riding in a vehicle that is traveling at forty miles an hour, that person will continue moving at forty miles an hour if there is a sudden impact unless that individual is wearing a seatbelt that acts as an outside force. Seatbelts, therefore, keep the passenger from continuing in a forward path into the dashboard or windshield during an accident.

Pickup trucks, however, were exempt from the seatbelt law for years because of concerns expressed by the agricultural industry. Pickup truck drivers who drove rural routes, made frequent stops, or drove trucks made prior to modern seatbelt regulations fought against the seatbelt requirement. These individuals complained that wearing a restraining device would complicate their daily routines and slow the progress of their daily chores. In 2005, statistics gathered showed that only 62.5% of pickup occupants wore seatbelts compared to 83.5% of the general public. Statistics from the same year showed that 30% of the pickup drivers killed in accidents were not wearing any form of restraining device. It is ridiculous to assume that seatbelt usage doesn’t protect those riding in a pickup. In addition, the death rate of those killed on rural roads was twice that of passengers and drivers in urban communities. Clearly, lives could have been saved if seatbelts had been used during the course of the driver’s daily routine while driving a pickup truck.

In 2010, the law was rewritten to require passengers riding within the cab of a pickup truck to “click it or ticket”. In addition, many of the concerns expressed about the law by the agricultural community were addressed with exemptions from the law for those who are driving pickup trucks off-road, delivering property frequently, and those drivers or passengers with a doctor’s excuse. The law values both the safety of those in a vehicle and the concerns of the business community.

However, in 2020, Georgia revised the law, providing no more exemptions. The new law says, “If you are in a truck, buckle up.” The most current data show that 50% of the fatalities in passenger vehicle crashes were in rural areas. The data also indicate that 75% of those passengers were unrestrained. The new law, however, still includes an exemption for all agricultural use vehicles in the state. To be exempt, the pickup truck has to be registered as an agricultural use vehicle. In Georgia, there are no more warnings and no more excuses. If you are driving or riding in a pickup truck, you can expect to get a ticket if you don’t “click it.

It’s a typical day full of errands and chores, but the driver makes the decision to click that belt. A deer leaps against the truck, causing a minor collision. The driver walks away a bit shaken and having the package that was not restrained slammed onto the floor of the truck. The seatbelt kept the driver safe and sound and ready for another day of work. Remember, seatbelts save lives.

A third screen is _____.
a. a movie screen
b. on a smartphone
c. a computer screen
d. television​

Which sentence is in passive voice?
O Ilse was tired after her long hike.
O Eric has been offered a leading role in the play.
O Do you think it is time for the pets to be fed?

"The right good book is always a book of travel; it is about a life’s journey.”
What does this quote mean??
(Critical Lens)

What is the definition of redundant? Question 4 options: to rot or break down; to decline in quality crooked, off center : using too many words for what you mean (three triplets) not easily pulled apart, persistent

What is the origin of the English word ""language""?.

Complete the sentences with the future simple (will). Keep the same meaning.
Example: I think Jim's birthday party is on Saturday. (have) I think Jim will have his birthday party on Saturday.
1. You can't take my car. I use it at weekends. (need) You can't take my car. I ................................... it next weekend.
2. Waiter, we would like two glasses of orange juice. (have) Waiter, we .............................. two glasses of orange juice.
3. Do you think our English teacher is preparing a test for tomorrow? (write) Do you think we .......................................... a test tomorrow?
4. I don't mind going to the cinema if you help me with the housework. (go) I ........................ to the cinema if you help me with the housework.
5. I have a lot of work to do in the evening. (work) I ................................ a lot in the evening.
6. Dad can't take you to the station because there is a football match on TV. (want) Dad can't take you to the station because he ..................................to see a football match.
7. This film is worth the money! (watch) I .................................... this film!
8.There is a museum on our programme for tomorrow. (visit) We ............... a museum tomorrow.

The theme of a story is the author's…

a) setting
b) argument
c) overarching message
d) point of view

I fear that I shall fall.
what is the noun clause

If candy (of mice and men) were an animal what would he be?

Amy is preparing for a major presentation and she is delegating important tasks to Billie and smaller tasks to Alex. Which of the following two leadership models or theories best explains how and why Amy is interacting with Billie and Alex in the manner that she is?
a. Charismatic leadership
b. Leader-member exchange

Of the three types of stories, which do you think would be the most challenging to
write and why?

Which pronoun can take the place of my cousins in this sentence?

I stayed with my cousins while my mom was at work. help fast!

us

it

we

they

them

What is the best paraphrase of the underlined text? What other pain must I suffer through as I get older? What is the reason only older people experience pain? What does getting older have to do with suffering? What has caused me to feel as if I am getting older?.

10. In line 37, the phrase "As boys, Brecca and I had boasted" is an example of
A. epic simile
B. personification
C. alliteration
D. imagery

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"A Rose For Emily"

How does Miss Emily show she couldn't care less about her society's rules and/or expectations?

How does Paul’s response, “you saved our lives” (paragraph 79) add to the development of the scene

Read the following prompt and type your
Read the passage from "A Cub Pilot":
I was helpless. I did not know what in
foot, and I could have hung my hat on my
"Quarter twain! Quarter twain! Mark tv
We were drawing nine! My hands were
intelligibly with them. I flew to the speak

Which of these is not a reason why an individual would restructure their portfolio?

Analysis how social media could make abusive relationships more common for today teenagers

PART A: Which statement best identifies the central idea of the text?

A.Living things are grouped together but only individuals can change their
environments.
B.
Living things can grow or shrink based on how well the species works by
itself.
C.
Living things interact with similar organisms but need different species to
survive.
D.
Living things need to actually live together in order to be called a species.

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2. Papa made homemade cookies

What’s the right punctuation mark?

what are 3 lessons of the story ( On the sidewalk bleeding)

Identify the error in the sentence.
Although she wanted to be in the play: she lacked self-confidence, so she didn't think she would get the part.
a. Although
C. self-confidence,
b. play:
d. didn't
Please select the best answer from the choices provide

To confirm your understanding, write a summary of “How Grandmother Spider Stole the Sun.”

can someone tell me if this is compound, simple or complex?


jenny and elizabeth ate too much and felt sick.

which part of the excerpt best demonstrates that the authors purpose is to entertain children with a humorous story?
A. “in the sea, once upon a time, O my best beloved

You are working with Cristina to review some cases for your criminal justice class. The case you are working on now has one defendant: Mona Day. She is a student accused of involvement in terrorist activities. You do not have all the details, but you know that law enforcement has been surveilling Mona for months. They now have a clear understanding of where she goes, what she does there, and who she sees. For each piece of evidence, you and Cristina need to add some details. Use a table similar to the one below to organize your thoughts. In your notes, use bullet points to complete the table. The first two columns are already completed; the last two are yours to fill out.