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opinions?</p>
<p>also, i put the last paragraph functioned to explain what he was going to do</p>
<p>What was the question for “activism”?
Also, are we sure it is “antisocial behavior” over the answer choice that involved “school children being taught manners but some of the students still showing bad behavior”?</p>
<p>GM plants answers:
courses through=runs through
passage one in the first paragrpah is introducing the views and actions of an idividual
pasage two is criticizing the tactics on one group while passage one is elaborating on the actions and beliefs of an idividual from that group
passage two views the action of the lady in passage one: disapproving</p>
<p>@jollybjolly</p>
<p>those are the same answers :)</p>
<p>Was there an answer that had to do with “introduce a current state of affairs”?</p>
<p>Cool, I got all those right. But what is the present/future question?? and the activism one??</p>
<p>For the grid in math question about pizza I think, would the answer have been 6.8 or 7?</p>
<p>It was 7. It said to round up.</p>
<p>edit: well, just round. but it ended up rounding up.</p>
<p>@neojunk</p>
<p>Passage one is talking about reality tv in the present times while passage two is talking about tv in the future.</p>
<p>both authors would agree that activism has had an impact on the debate over GM plants</p>
<p>What’s the question for the “activism” answer</p>
<p>NO one is answering… Isn’t DIRECT VARIATION y=kx you plug in the x and y and get k, then you get k*the value…
How did you guys get 63, anyone remember the problem…
I was horribly sick today that I almost didn’t attend… ■■■ I did so bad.</p>
<p>OH YES!!! I got both right. Should write more for the answer, I was confused.</p>
<p>We should make a chat room everyone is on…</p>
<p>what was the question for the disparaging/charitable answer or whatever?</p>
<p>Regarding the question about the irony in that passage about science alienating non-science people:
How the hell is the answer educators making kids antisocial? I thought it could’ve been that for a second, but then I picked the companies distributing something to unresponsive people or something along those lines.</p>
<p>LOL:</p>
<p>Direct Variation was</p>
<p>x=kY^2</p>
<p>You didnt read properly.</p>
<p>x=19 y=5
x+81=y^2
100=25
Ratio:4:1
y=6 given
y^2=36
36x4=144
144-81=63
x=63</p>
<p>Lol I was so unconcentrated, I have been gravely sick all week. >.<</p>
<p>^Because the theories, although intended to enlighten the public, made them more skeptical and made them turn to pseudoscience.</p>
<p>Math, answers to the grid in:
7 (pizza)
12
14
4500 (books on sale)
1/3 (area of trangle w/ base 1 and height 2/3)
2 (z=45x-60y)
3/7 (6n and 8n)
63 (direct variation)
5.5 (any decimal between 5 and 6, not inclusive)
720 (photos)</p>
<p>Math multiple choice:
only equilateral triangle would be similar in all cases
intersection TWO times</p>
<p>CR:
punctilious,
conciliatory,
respectful,
sanguine,
cerebral/visceral,
feeling to fact,
Passage one is talking about reality tv in the present times while passage two is talking about tv in the future.
both authors would agree that activism has had an impact on the debate over GM plants
destroying credibility,
surrounded by sympathizers,
verbal representative,
unexpected,
disparaging/charitable
impressive status
reality television has good qualities depite perceived flaws
reality television recognizes individuality instead of emphasizing individual failures
antisocial kids
courses through=runs through
passage one in the first paragrpah is introducing the views and actions of an idividual
pasage two is criticizing the tactics on one group while passage one is elaborating on the actions and beliefs of an idividual from that group
passage two views the action of the lady in passage one: disapproving</p>
<p>Writing:
D) continues,
were she to be,
help turn</p>
<p>I believe there were two no errors in the spot the error question?</p>