The rate at which a country makes things is called _______________. (n) Par. 6

In this version of a famous religious song, “lining out” refers to    Amazing Grace

Choose all correct answers: From the beginning of the video to time marker 0:44, before singing the verse with words we can understand, this group of shape-note singers starts out by Wondrous Love  

Choose the correct word from the box to complete the sentence.   alternative (adj) approximate (adj) design (v) estimated (v) incorporated (v) analyze (v) creative (adj) encounter (v) expert (n) range (n)   1. I am not very traditional so I prefer music. 2. My sister is very .  She always has original ideas for how to do things. 3. After the students finished their research, they the new information into their projects.  4. A company from New York was hired to the new airport. 5. The workman that it would cost $500 to repair the car. 6. The teacher asked her students to the information and present their findings to the class. 7. Western companies sometimes problems when they do business in other countries. 8. The website sold books on a/an of topics, from the economy to the arts. 9. If you are very sick, it is important to ask a medical for advice. 10. The number of students in each class is 50.

Make a clear paragraph by putting sentences A, B, and C into the best order after the sentence.  Look for repeated or similar words to help you.  Choose the letters in the correct order below.   1. Some U.S. educational leaders believe that the SAT admissions test is unfair.  2. 3. 4.   A.  This test often includes topics such as sports and business. B.  These leaders argue that although girls get better grades than boys in high school, they are more likely to score lower on the SAT. C.  These topics are more familiar to boys, so it makes sense that they score higher.  

Make a clear paragraph by putting sentences A, B, and C into the best order after the sentence.  Look for repeated or similar words to help you.  Choose the letters in the correct order below.   1. In the United States, many schoolchildren have a very long summer vacation. 2. 3. 4.   A.  They needed their children to help work in the fields. B.  It can last almost three months. C.  The three-month vacation began when most people in the country were farmers.

Find the antecedents to the pronouns in bold.  Type the the antecedents (words or phrases) in the blank.   Primary education is compulsory in most countries, and it is usually free.  This means that most children have the opportunity to gain at least basic literacy skills.  it = This =

Make a clear paragraph by putting sentences A, B, and C into the best order after the sentence.  Look for repeated or similar words to help you.  Choose the letters in the correct order below.   1. Boarding schools started approximately 1,000 years ago in England.   2. 3. 4.   A.  Later, in the twelfth century, the Pope ordered all churches to open schools B.  This expanded to number of schools. C.  They began in churches because the religious leaders were the only literate people in the community.

Question 5:  Li You still prepared for her test even though she got home late. 

São Paulo’s  wealth was built on its ________.