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English Questions from Nov 21,2024

Browse the English Q&A Archive for Nov 21,2024, featuring a collection of homework questions and answers from this day. Find detailed solutions to enhance your understanding.

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Which of the following is an implied assumption used by the author of this passage? (A) Family members are more likely than others to compromise your internet security. (B) Internet hackers will "steal" your identity from social networks, like Facebook, if you use a simple password. (C) Internet users will not take the time to choose secure passwords. (D) All Internet users want their personal information and passwords to be secure. If this article appeared on a news site, to evaluate its objectivity, a reader should analyze - (A) the copyrights of the research cited (B) how the author chose the topic (C) any bias or hidden agendas (D) primary versus secondary sources cited Which of the following is an example of the author refuting an anticipated counterargument in this passage? (A) The author explains why most Internet users choose predictable passwords and then tells why it's not smart. (B) The author explains that of fraud is committed by people you know and warns the reader to trust no one. (C) The author cautions the reader to not "just assume that people you know would never rip you off" and gives evidence to the contrary. (D) The author explains that when fraud occurs "it takes, on average, 330 hours to repair the damage." Why does the author open the article with the story of the Hartlans Payment Systems information breach? A To establish credibility as a writer by providing a concrete example of the topic (B) To prompt the reader so they can think about what they kno about the topic (C) To tell about an interesting story that the reader may not have heard about (D) To establish an example that will be carried throughout the passage What does the article imply about the role of community support during challenging times like a pandemic? 10. Based on the article, what can you infer about the potential for future pandemics and the importance of preparedness? What pronoun could be used in place of the incorrect pronoun? UN PASSO IN PIÚ Esegui l'analisi logica del periodo. 1. Era inutile sperare che sua sorella capisse. 2. Da piccolo sognavo di diventare uno scrittore. 3. Ci hanno detto che bisogna essere pronti mezz'ora prima del concerto. 4. Francesco mi domanda sempre che cosa fa mia sorella. 5. Sapere che tutti gli amici mi pensavano è stato di grande aiuto per me. 6. Il mio compagno dice, come Socrate, che sa di non sapere. 7. Domandiamo a quei ragazzi se sanno dove si trova la fermata dell'autobus. 8. Mi piacerebbe sapere dallinsegnante come devo svolgere il compito. 4. Circle the incorrect pronoun in this sentence. You and walked the dog. Explain why the pronoun you circled is incorrect for this UN PASSO IN PIÙ Esegui l'analisi logica del periodo. 1. Era inutile sperare che sua sorella capisse, 2. Da piccolo sognavo di diventare uno scrittore. 3. Ci hanno detto che bisogna essere pronti mezz'ora prima del concerto. 4. Francesco mi domanda sempre che cosa fa mia sorella. 5. Sapere che tutti gli amici mi pensavano è stato di grande aiuto per me. 6. Il mio compagno dice, come Socrate, che sa di non sapere. 7. Domandiamo a quei ragazzi se sanno dove si trova la fermata dellautobus. 8. Mi piacerebbe sapere dall'insegnante come devo svolgere il compito. Find the main idea of each paragraph in the excerpt you just read. Remember the steps. 1. Read the article. 2. Answer the question "What is this article about?" 3. Pay attention to the topic and concluding sentences. 4. Main idea statements must be written in a complete sentence. Value: 7 The Japanese Americans could bring only what they could carry- clothes, plates, cups, utensils, linens, toiletry items, and mementos-to the designated collection points. With less than a week to sell their businesses, houses, and valuables, they had no time to get things in order. The evacuees were moved to 16 assembly centers. Many of the assembly centers were located on fairgrounds and racetracks, where the living conditions were overcrowded and unsanitary. a. Japanese Americans were forced to lose their jobs. b. Evacuees were moved to 16 assembly centers. c. Assembly centers were located on fairgrounds. d. Japanese Americans were forced to quickly evacuate into
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