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tenement noun a large apartment building usually found in a poorer part of town; often overcrowded and rundown. CANCEL Use this word in a sentence or give an example to show you understand its meaning.

mill noun a building in which raw materials are turned into finished goods. Use this word in a sentence or give an example to show you understand its meaning.

industry noun the production of finished goods from raw materials; or a business that specializes in this process. CANCEL Use this word in a sentence or give an example to show you understand its meaning.

factory noun a building or group of buildings where goods are produced. CANCEL Use this word in a sentence or give an example to show you understand its meaning.

capitalism noun a way of organizing an economy in which private individuals-and not the government-set prices and own resources and land. CANCEL Use this word in a sentence or give an example to show you understand its meaning.

Which detail suggests the setting is a bustling city? Click or tap the correct answer. A Sentence 1 (B) Sentence 2 C Sentence 3 (D) Sentence 4

What type of mood does the settin, help create? Click or tap the correct answer. A silly B nervous C relaxing D excited

Select the character trait that leads to the resolution of the conflict. Click or tap the correct answer. A Joe's loud talking B Stephen's jealousy C Mrs. Dowd's worrying D Stephen's humble attitude

Seleccione todas las oraciones que no utilizan comas correctamente. \( \square \) El pelícano marrón estaba posado en el muelle junto al barco pesquero. \( \square \) El grupo de estudio de Jake lo describe como entusiasta, decidido y capaz. Observamos cómo el camaleón pasaba de verde a marrón y luego volvia a verde. El hombre se sintió humilde, encantado y asombrado de estar en presencia de la reina.

During volleyball tryouts, I tried my best. Deep inside, I knew my efforts probably were not good enough. My fears were proven true when Coach Bonham said, "Kid, as far as playing volleyball goes, you can't cut the mustard. But it wouldn't surprise me if you did really well playing basketball. Coach Tyroch is having basketball tryouts next week, and you should sign up for them." Which of the following is the meaning of the idiom can't cut the mustard? A. to be much better at one sport than at another one B. not being good enough to compete or participate in an activity C. not being able to successfully dunk or dribble a basketball D. to be extremely clumsy when playing a skill-related sport