While I ran around the block.
Select “complete” if the sentence is complete or “fragment” if the sentence is a fragment.
A) complete B) fragment
A) complete
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Match the terms in Column 1 and Column 2.
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Read Excerpt A below about immigration and answer the vocabulary question which follow. Do the same for Excerpt B.
Excerpt A The United States is the most racially-ethnically diverse society in the world. This can be our central strength, with our many groups working together to build a harmonious society, a stellar example for the world. Throughout its history, the U.S. has both welcomed immigration and feared its consequences. The gates opened wide for a massive wave of immigrants in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. During the past 20 years, a second great wave of immigration has brought close to a million new residents to the United States each year. Unlike the first wave, which was almost exclusively from western Europe, this second wave is more diverse. In fact, it is changing the U.S. racial-ethnic mix. If current trends in immigration and birth persist, in a little over 50 years, the “average” American will trace his or her ancestry to Africa, Asia, South America, the Pacific Islands, the Middle East—to almost anywhere but white Europe. In some states, the future is arriving much sooner than this. In California, ethnic and racial minorities already constitute the majority. California has 17 million minorities and 16 million whites. Californians who request new telephone service from Pacific Bell can speak to customer service representatives in Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese—or English. The underlined word stellar most nearly means a. starry. b. astral. c. leading.
Before the printing press was invented, books were painstakingly handwritten by ________________ who were often monks.
A. pediatricians B. scribes C. eccentrics D. interns
How is the Great Migration related to the play, Fences.
a. Fences is a play depicting life in an African-American family that was directly impacted by the Great Migration. b. The Great Migration is the term used for what happens to children like Cory when they get rejected by their father. c. The racism that Troy deals with in baseball is what leads to the Great Migration. d. The Great Migration is the term used for children like Raynell who were conceived outside of traditional marriage. e. None of the above.