Dr. Reynolds' priority in his life is:
becoming famous.
marrying Susanne.
becoming a professor of religion.
None of the choices are correct.

Answer:

becoming famous.

Explanation:

In Tony Hillerman’s novel, Chester Reynolds has a doctorate in anthropology; his primary academic field is archaeology. As a specialist in ancient Native American culture, he is dedicated to promoting the importance of Folsom, a culture that he believes originated much earlier than other scholars have yet determined and then maintained a continuous presence in the US Southwest.

Unfortunately, he is so obsessed with proving this idea that he completely loses his perspective. Reynolds will stop at nothing to gain recognition for his expertise in this area. Among his transgressions are placing artifacts obtained elsewhere in the sites that his people are digging—a practice called “seeding”—so that the archaeologists who find them will believe his theory. Even worse, he kills people who stand in his way.

Which context clue best supports the definition of belied as "contradicted" or "disproved"? "by heaven" "I think my love" "as rare, / As any" "false compare"

write the types of nouns with meaning​

explanation of the play within the play - Hamlet​

Morning Glory breakfast bars are packed full of the protein and complex carbohydrates your body needs to start your day on the right track.

Which word in the sentence above has a positive connotation?
A. needs
B. packed
C. start
D. day

The girls who cried mouse and the girls who never told a lie
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Select the correct answer.
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What is a common theme in this story and this poem?
ever
Think about the lesson or message that the two passages share.
to see
O A.
Honesty is not always the best policy.
B.
а
not
Asking for help when it's not needed is good.
O C.
Some people respect humor over honesty.
OD. Honesty earns a person respect from others.

My dad is a doctor. This stethoscope is __________. *

A) his
B) its
C) mine
D) him

write the relation between occupation and training with example​

How did the author of "Experience: 1 First Saw My Wife 10 Years After We
Married" lose his sight?
A. He was blind from birth.
B. He got an infection in his eye.
C. He had a reaction to medicine.
D. He was injured in a car accident.

At Wednesday’s Third Annual Lake Shore Bake-Off, apprentice pastry chef Julie Romanova made quite a splash with her life-sized cake statue of Edgar Allan Poe. When the judges attempted to slice Romanova’s cake for a taste test, however, they encountered an unusual problem.
“I accidentally brought the wrong cake to the Bake-Off,” Romanova sheepishly admitted. “The statue made of actual cake is still in the kitchen of the bakery where I work. I was in such a rush that I brought my practice statue, which is just cardboard and glue covered with a cake frosting called fondant.”
The judges were forced to disqualify Romanova from the contest, although unofficially they praised her creativity and skill.
“Personally, I hate to give the first place prize to a run-of-the-mill cake like this one,” said judge Dmitri Wainwright in reference to the Bake-Off winner, a cake shaped like a giant hamburger, complete with pickles and lettuce. “We see cakes shaped like food every year, and it gets boring. Ms. Romanova surprised and delighted us, and I hope she will return next year with an equally impressive entry.”
Julie Romanova began creating elaborate cakes two years ago after leaving her job in data entry. She is currently working as an apprentice with Maurice and Ralston’s Bakery in downtown Lake Shore. When asked about next year’s competition, she was adamant about one thing.
“Next year, I promise not to feed the judges a dead poet made of cardboard!” she said with a smile.

What is the main purpose of this article?

does dogs birthday go by every month or every year​

Question 3 The response sheets from the examinees. has already been collected are already collected is already collected have already been collected Submit
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job description about doctor​

Part 3. The passage below contains 10 mistakes in spelling, grammar and word form. UNDERLINE the
mistakes and WRITE THEIR CORRECT FORMS in the space provided. (10 pts)
2022 FURTHER.C N02
2
Stress is the result of a struggle and battle that you don't have the resources to cope with. Some stress at work is
inevitable - it's an inherent part of getting things do, of moving projects on. And, of course, some jobs are much more
stressful than another, especially if you have to manage staff (getting a nationwide team of salespeople to see targets,
for example) or deal with difficult situations (nurses and doctors must cope with all sorts of stress when human life is
in stake. But this sort of stress is usually short-lived and well rewarded emotionally, if not financial. In most cases, the
more stressful the job, the more greater the pay. Most importantly, this is the stress the person can anticipate and
choose to take on when they agree to do the job, so they can go preparing with tactics to minimize the effects. More
damaging is stress that relate to the way you're expected to do the job, or to demands to be made on you that exceed
your expectations of the job. This sort of stress is most likely to lead to illness.

Frank is capable _____________ doing better than he is doing now.
A. of B. at C. with D. in

What is literature?​

For many years, no one could communicate with people who had been born without hearing. These deaf people were not able to use a spoken language. But, beginning in the 1700s, the deaf were taught a special language. Using this language, they could share thoughts and ideas with others. The language they used was a language without sound. It was a sign language. How did this sign language work? The deaf were taught to make certain movements using their hands, faces, and bodies. These movements stood for things and ideas. People might move their forefingers across their lips. This
meant, “You are not telling the truth.” They might tap their chins with three fingers. This meant “my uncle.” The deaf were also taught to use a finger alphabet. They used their fingers to make the letters of the alphabet. In this way, they spelled out words. Some deaf people could spell out words at a speed of 130 words per minute. Sign language and finger spelling are not used as much as they once were. Today, the deaf are taught to understand others by watching their lips. They are also taught how to speak.
46. In the 1700s, the deaf were taught ____.
A. to speak B. sign language C. to watch others D. move their fingers across their lips
47. A tap on the chin with three fingers means____.
A. “hello.” B. “come on.” C. “I have a toothache.” D. “my uncle.”
48. How did sign language help the deaf? A. It helped them learn to read.
B. The deaf could understand body movements made by normal people.
C. It helped them communicate with other people. D. It helped them spell out words.
49. Why are sign language and finger spelling not used as much as they used to?
A. Because there are other ways to help the deaf communicate.
B. Because it is difficult to use a finger alphabet.
C. Because the speed of 130 words per minute is too difficult for most deaf people.
D. Because sign language and finger spelling have no sound.
50. What is the main idea of the passage you’ve read?
A. How the deaf people communicate. B. Learning to spell.
C. Teaching the deaf to speak. D. A comparison of sign language and finger spelling

Answer these questions correctly


5) There ____ to be ____ reasons for changing our plans.

(a) appear; fewer

(b) appears; no

(c) appears; a few

(d) appear; several

6) The chart shows ____ of people who visited the gallery ____ day.

(a) a number; every

(b) number; each

(c) the number; each

(d) numbers; every
7) The number of passengers carried each year ____ gradually.

(a) have risen

(b) has raised

(c) have grown

(d) has risen

8) The car ____ stolen while ____ in an isolated place.

(a) is; being parked

(b) was; parking

(c) has been; parked

(d) was; parked

9) I ____ until the game began.

(a) needn’t wait

(b) shouldn’t wait

(c) oughtn’t to wait

(d) needn’t have waited

10) Everyone likes it here ____ used to it.

(a) when he gets

(b) when she gets

(c) once you get

(d) once they get​

Explain parts of speech
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Please please help me with this please please

1. She went to the supermarket. She wanted to buy some sugar. (Use In order to)
--> She.
2. They grow rice in Viet Nam
-- Rice
3. Can you take me a photograph?
--> Would you mind..
4. The window has been repaired. It was broken last night.
--> The window

What does the descriptive detail in this passage show about the authors purpose?

If you were going to make an argument that students should be given more options for electives in high school, which statement
would logically go first?

A)For example, David Walker has only been able to take one elective his
entire three year high school career: visual arts.

B)If schools offered more electives, it is very likely that students who not be
so resistant to attending school and investing in their education.

C)Even though our school catalog has over thirty elective course offerings
Listed, only ten of them ever actually make' or are officially put on the
school schedule.

D) Because students have so many academic class requirements, many
students are not able to take electives in fields they are passionate about
or what to pursue as a career.
D)

"Have you been ill?"She asked.

Select the correct answer.
Read the sentences from the passage.
Meryl banged on the door, and before Kinsley could grant her permission or bar her from entering, she was breaking in
and flopping onto her bed.
"Are you still staring at yourself? You know, Narcissus died and turned into a flower doing that," Meryl sald. "It's really not
good to be so in love with yourself," she offered, flipping through Kinsley's teen magazine.
If only I did love myself, Kinsley thought, pulling on a pink-and-white checked hat, breaking in the floppy brim until she
could make it cover her protruding ears.
What does the phrase "breaking in" mean as it is used in the passage?
OA. In the first instance, it means "to stop doing something," and in the second instance, it means "to make
something come apart."
B. In the first instance, it means "to make something come apart," and in the second instance, it means "to
stop doing something."
OC. In the first instance, it means "to enter without permission, and in the second Instance, it means "to make
softer through use."
OD
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S
In the first instance, it means "to make softer through use," and in the second instance, it means "to enter
without permission."

What is your worst experience in your oral communication class?

55 POINTS!!!!

Which sentence from My Antonia shows a contrast?
"They had all, like Antonia, been early awakened and made observant by coming at a tender age from an old
country to a new."
"Some of the high-school girls were jolly and pretty, but they stayed indoors in winter because of the cold ...
"But every one of them did what she had set out to do, and sent home those hard-earned dollars."
"Their children are better off than the children of the town women they used to serve."

What comment shows Holden’s sensitivity to language?

Which of the following is the main disadvantage of extemporaneous speaking?

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Got Brush? Use Goats!

Are you dreading the unenviable task of clearing brush from your land? If so, I have the perfect solution—a herd of lovable goats! These delightful animals are the indisputable answer to removing overgrown vegetation from pastures, parks, and hillsides. They can move around in areas inhospitable to humans and machines, and since their method of clearing land is to eat everything in sight, the hassle of hauling away truckloads of debris is of no concern.
What is the author’s thesis?

A.
Clearing brush from land is an unenviable task.
B.
Goats are the solution to clearing brush from land.
C.
Hauling away truck loads of debris is a problem.
D.
Goats are delightful animals that eat everything in sight.

What is it called (in the English subject) when the traits of an object are used to emphasise on a person's characteristic?