Learning is a big part(15) ……….. life. We start learning right away. Babies learn how to walk and say words. They learn from their parents. They learn from their (16) ……….. brothers and sisters. They learn what to eat and to drink. They learn what to do (17) ……….. they are cold. They learn when to sleep. All of these things are learned by watching others.
First, a young child watches others, and then, he or she (18) ……….. to do those things. Later, we learn to read. This is the main way we learn about the world when we are in school. We learn about other countries. We learn about animals and plants. We learn about history. Reading (19) ……….. the door to the world of books. Books can teach us about anything. Reading to learn is a very important skill we (20) ……….. at school. We learn how to teach ourselves with books.
But our learning does not stop with books. As we get older, our teachers in school show us another way to learn. This next type of learning is through writing. Did you know that you can learn by writing? We learn more from writing our ideas than from only reading. This is also another way we learn.
15.
A.
at
B.
in
C.
of
16.
A.
younger
B.
older
C.
little
17.
A.
when
B.
what
C.
who
18.
A.
has
B.
finds
C.
tries
19.
A.
closes
B.
opens
C.
brings
20
A.
do
B.
own
C.
Develop





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Answer:

15. B

16. B

17. A

18. C

19. B

20. C

Explanation:

Express time is a mood tense or voice?

The number one ....... selling model in their shop.

most

best

high





Answer and I will give you brainiliest
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Comment about the articles-a, an, the as used in relation to nouns.​

Which one is the correct answer and why??

The gorilla at the zoo, along with the chimpanzee, are allowed to play in the new fallen snow. Correct the error in subject-verb agreement in this sentence.

Talk about the weather you experienced on a vacation. Did the weather have a good or bad effect on your plans?

Which three of the following relationships are examples
of mutualism? (Choose the three correct answers)
А
an insect that lives and feeds on the
body of an alligator causing it harm
B
an ant that lives on a plant and
defends the plant from other insects
С
a bird that migrates to follow the
movements of the butterflies that it
eats
D
a lion that hunts and preys on zebras
and antelopes
E
a bird that lands on rhinos or zebras
and eats ticks that live on their skin
F
a type of bacteria that lives in human
intestines and help to digest the food
that humans cannot digest

Essay on the day I will never forget
​

What is the difference between the two descriptions of Billie's physcial condition?

3. True or False: The deportees got mushroom soup & a

bath before boarding the boat.

I

a. True

b. False

4.
Why did Colombia refuse Roosevelt’s offer of $10 million to build a Panama canal?


The people of Panama had complained to Colombia about the deal.


The people of Colombia did not want the canal built.


Colombians thought the offer was too low.


Roosevelt had not offered any annual rent.

Hey, ya' know, if that uh' story of yours doesn't go over with the guy, tell him I got a couple a' projects he might be interested in. Real commercial. Full a suspense. True-to-life stuff. true west

i have never .....japan​

Humanists believe that
A. Life on earth is important in its own right.
B. Shakespeare didn't actually write the plays we think he did.
C. Love is an illusion.
D. Humans and animals existed on the same level.

What personality traits do you consider important in a good friend?

what does it mean lobby?????????

What is the text structure of this passage?

My brother and I often argue over who has the more effective studying technique for tests. My brother studies by rereading the entire section of the textbook that he’s going to be tested on; he says that this method helps refresh his memory and gain information that he may have missed the first time. I think it’s important to refresh your memory as well, but I find flashcards to be more effective. I use my notes from class to make flashcards on all the terms and processes discussed in class. Then I read the flash cards out loud because hearing the words helps me to remember them better. There are pros and cons to both methods, but I guess it comes down to which one is more effective for you.

A.
description
B.
chronological order
C.
cause and effect
D.
compare and contrast
E.
problem and solution

However, the price to be paid for this equality of opportunity is competition. If much of life is seen as a race, then a person must run the race to succeed; a person has the responsibility to compete with others, even though we know not everyone will be successful. The pressures of competition in the life of an American begin in childhood and continue until retirement from work. Learning to compete successfully is part of growing up in the United States, and competition is encouraged by strong programs of competitive sports provided by the public schools and community groups. It's popular with both men and women.

Hi My Name ___________
I am _______ Year Old
My date of birth is__________-
My school name is__________
I am from___________

what structural decision does a translator make when translating an original text?

Identify and define the root in the word

decapitate

Which sentence best summarizes the central conflict in Amateratsu?

Fill in with the correct future form. (8pts)
1. I expect we ... (be) there in half an hour. 2. I... (go) to see the Picasso exhibition at the National Gallery tomorrow. 3. Andrew ... (be) thirteen years old on September 3rd. 4. He (fly) to Frankfurt by the time I arrive in London. 5. This time next week, I ... (fly) to Jamaica. 6. It's really cold today. I think it ... (snow). 7. John ... (work) in London for three years by the end of the month. 8. I'm sure we ... (win) the match now.​

the whole class (meet or meets) at 3pm tomorrow?​

Which plot detail adds to the mood of anticipation?

Romeo offers money to Nurse for her help.
Romeo reviews a meeting time and place.
Nurse agrees to help Romeo and Juliet marry.
Nurse refuses to take money from Romeo.

Read the following excerpt from "The Significance of the Frontier in American
History":
Behind institutions, behind constitutional forms and
modifications, lie the vital forces that call these organs into
life and shape them to meet changing conditions.
What literary device is Turner using here?
A. Anaphora
B. Alliteration
C. Metaphor
D. Simile

She dedicates herself to her work,...?
A.doestn't B. Won't she c. Didn't she D. Isn't she

Based on Newton's first law, you can infer that, once started, a ball will continue to roll down a hill, unless a. an outside force acts upon it b. the hill is too steep c. the hill is covered in snow d. there is a house at the top of the hill.
​

If I .............. (meet) you before, my life .............. (be) different now.​

What meaning is revealed through the narrator's
tone?
DONE
I started to clean everything up, and that was
when I noticed else something weird. In the
middle of all of that glass was a little
envelope, about the size of a wireless Internet
card. What the? I opened it up, and inside
there was a key. What the, what the? It was a
weird-looking key, obviously to something
extremely important, because it was fatter
and shorter than a normal key. I couldn't
explain it: a fat and short key, in a little
envelope, in a blue vase, on the highest shelf
in his closet.
-Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,
Jonathan Safran Foer