Which statement best compares the two passages?
O A. Both passages share the theme of the struggle of growing up.
O B. Passage 1 is about friendship, whereas passage 2 is about
adventure
O C. Passage 1 has a rural setting, whereas passage 2 has an urban
setting
O D. Both passages include family relationships as a main conflict

Answer:

O A. Both passages share the theme of the struggle of growing up.

Explanation:

Both passages express the positive and negative emotions of growing up.  Passage one explains how Sally is upset because she feels as though she is being treated much younger than she really feel might feel due to her sister's appearance and agenda. Passage two conveys how Ahuil has to go out into the wilderness to become a man conquering many obstacles that may be thrown his way while he is out there.

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Answer:

A - Both passages share the theme of the struggle of growing up

Explanation:

Sally felt like a little girl as she wanted to be older, and Ahuli would no longer be a boy, he would be a man.

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Read the excerpt from "Nothing but Net.”

The shadows on the dark surface of the court were long. The light of day was fading. There was just one light on the court, but it hadn’t come on. Neither had the streetlights. Now Lydia knew someone had chosen this time especially for her—free throws in dim light.

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the first conditional
1) IF l _______ (have) time I ________ (go) to your party.
b) If he _______ (like) her, he
_______ (invite) her out.

2) If they _______ (enjoy) the place, they ______ (come) back.
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4) She_____ (be) angry if you_____ (not/tell) her the truth.
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6) They______ (travel) to Italy if they______ (buy) the car.
7) He______ (go) to the doctor if he______ (not/feel) well tomorrow.
8) I______ (travel) to Paris if I______ (save) enough money.​

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Racoons and deer are running wild in our neighborhood and town.

1. How does the authors’ description of the lions in paragraph 30 build tension in the story? [RL.5]
A. The lions are so loud that they annoy George and Lydia.
B. The lions are so strange that they confuse George and Lydia.
C. The lions are so lifelike that they appear threatening to George and Lydia.
D. The lions are so dirty that it suggests George and Lydia are careless home-owners.


2. In paragraphs 31-46, what causes the conflict between George and Lydia? [RL.3]
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B. George and Lydia do not see the same images when they look at the nursery wall.
C. George and Lydia do not notice one another’s reactions to the nursery walls.
D. George and Lydia do not tell the truth about their feelings about the nursery.


3. The family originally bought the house because they believed that having everything done for them would make
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A. “‘Oh, they look real, I must admit — Africa in your parlor — but it’s all dimensional, superreactionary,
supersensitive color film and mental tape film behind glass screens.’” (Paragraph 36)
B. “You look as if you didn’t know what to do with yourself in this house, either… You’re beginning to feel
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C. “He chewed tastelessly on the meat the table had cut for him.” (Paragraph 66)
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B. It shows that technology can make people destructive toward each other.
C. It shows that technology can support families going through difficult times.
D. It shows that technology can keep people from pursuing their hopes and dreams.

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b)nor
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O unsafe living conditions.
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Consider what it means to embrace more mystery in your life. How can it lead to a greater level of transformation in your life? How can it keep you energized and focused on others instead of only yourself? Support your answer using personal experiences.

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