AnswersAG Q2 Environmental Science 26-27 EMulacSkills Lesson: Constructing Valid Criticisms

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What is the product of x(x + 1)?

A
2x + x
B
x2 + 2x
C
2x2 + x
D
x2 + x
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Multiply: (x + 3)(x – 4) What is the middle term in the simplified product?

A
x
B
–x
C
3x
D
-4x
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Multiply: (5t – 4)(4t + 5)What is the product?

A
20t2 + 9t – 20
B
20t2 + 18t – 19
C
20t2 + 25t – 36
D
20t2 + 41t – 20
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What caused the breakdown of the reservation system? Select all that apply.

A
American Indians refused to pay the government for the land given to them.
B
Many American Indians rejected the authority of leaders who signed treaties requiring them to move to reservations.
C
White settlers wanted more of the land that was reserved for American Indians.
D
Living in a defined area was an unfamiliar concept to many American Indians.
E
American Indian farmers grew too many crops and lowered farm commodity prices.
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Which of the following is not a result of the Indian Appropriations Act of 1871? Select the correct answer.

A
The government stopped dealing with American Indian groups as sovereign nations.
B
The government returned large areas of land to several American Indian groups.
C
The government stopped signing treaties with American Indian leaders.
D
American Indians were treated as wards of the federal government.
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What does the imagery in the passage show about Doodle?

A
He has many talents, including singing and gardening.
B
He thinks that the scene is funny and tries not to laugh.
C
He is afraid that he will catch a disease from the bird.
D
He cares about giving the bird a proper burial.
7

Compare the imagery used to describe the ibis in the first page to the imagery used to describe Doodle in the second. How are Doodle and the bird similar? Check all that apply.

A
Both fall.
B
Both are out in the rain.
C
Both are in an awkward position.
D
Both have a long, slim neck.
E
Both are described using the color red.
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Use the passage to think about the story’s central symbol. What symbol does this passage describe? What is the literal meaning of this symbol? What does the symbol represent?

Answers:
Selection 1:the scarlet ibis
Selection 2:a bird
Selection 3:Doodle
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What similarities do Doodle and the scarlet ibis have? Check all that apply.Both are beautiful in their own way.Both struggle in their environment.Both are fragile creatures.Both tragically die.Both are separated from their family.Both have a proper burial in the story.Both are rare and unusual.

A
Both are beautiful in their own way.
B
Both struggle in their environment.
C
Both are fragile creatures.
D
Both tragically die.
E
Both are separated from their family.
F
Both have a proper burial in the story.
G
Both are rare and unusual.
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Which products result in a difference of squares? Check all that apply.(5z + 3)(–5z – 3)(w – 2.5)(w + 2.5)(8g + 1)(8g + 1)(–4v – 9)(–4v + 9)(6y + 7)(7y – 6)(p – 5)(p – 5)

A
(5z + 3)(–5z – 3)
B
(w – 2.5)(w + 2.5)
C
(8g + 1)(8g + 1)
D
(–4v – 9)(–4v + 9)
E
(6y + 7)(7y – 6)
F
(p – 5)(p – 5)
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Which statement best reflects Gladden’s ideas as expressed here?

A
The rich have a moral Christian duty to help the poor.
B
It is sinful that the rich live comfortable and luxurious lives.
C
The rapid increase in wealth is the cause of poverty.
21

The strength of the temperance movement came from .

A
factory owners
B
saloonkeepers
C
women
22

Whom did Steffens blame for the corruption and bad government that existed in US cities in the late 1800s?

A
government officials and politicians
B
immigrants of all nationalities
C
the American people
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How did temperance reformers believe that drinking was connected to poverty?

A
They believed that all factory workers drank alcohol to excess.
B
They believed drinking took money that less fortunate people needed to live.
C
They believed the crime rate in areas of cities where workers lived was high.

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