Internet-filtering software is the answer to the online pornography problem
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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The least effective strategy for taking a matching test is to
a. get an overview of the subjects before answering any items. b. try to discover a pattern to what is being matched. c. choose the first answer that seems correct. d. answer the items you are sure of first.
Select the sentence with the correct subordinating conjunction and the correct punctuation.
A) Although I would love to visit the Empire State Building, I am scared of heights. B) Since I would love to visit the Empire State Building, I am scared of heights. C) Even though I would love to visit the Empire State Building I am scared of heights.
Read the following selection, then answer the true-false questions based on the content of the passage. Utilize the concepts and skills you have learned in any way that you feel will aid in your comprehension of the material.
Once, at the height of the Korean War, I found myself unavoidably eavesdropping on an encounter in a Tokyo commuter train between a Japanese girl who erroneously assumed that she knew how to speak English and a young American lieutenant whose Japanese consisted of half a dozen mispronounced phrases that had made their way into G.I. slang. Because the girl had initiated the conversation, the American had jumped to the conclusion that she was sexually available and was politely but insistently trying to convey his readiness to strike a bargain. Meantime, the girl, who was actually a touchingly naive coed from a local university, was eagerly seeking to explain how much she and some of her fellow political science majors would welcome a chance to engage the lieutenant in a discussion of the foreign policies of the Truman administration. As it happened, I was obliged to get off the train before this dialogue reached what must have been a mutually frustrating denouement. But it has stuck in my mind ever since as a microcosmic example of a problem which in its ultimate implications is neither funny nor trivial. Complex as the social interaction is between Japanese themselves, the interaction between Japanese and foreigners is trickier still. And not infrequently the consequences of such encounters are both unexpected and disappointing— chiefly because Japanese and non-Japanese so often approach each other with radically different assumptions and some serious mutual misperceptions. _1. The man got off the train before the Japanese girl. _2. Truman was president of the U.S. during World War II. _3. The young girl wanted to meet with the G.I. again to discuss foreign policy. _4. The conversation between the American G.I. and the Japanese girl made an impression on the eavesdropper. 5. According to the narrator, social interaction between Japanese is difficult.
Select the letter of the sentence with more concise language.
A) Eating a nutritious breakfast will boost your energy and brain power. B) Eating a nutritious breakfast meal in the morning will give your energy level a boost and improve your brain power so that you can think better.