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Read the presentation assignment a teacher requires before summer vacation begins.Research the risks of summer vacation. Determine the leading causes of accidents and injuries for local youth. Your sources must include at least one interview, such as a doctor, camp counselor, or lifeguard. Create a presentation that explains your findings and will prepare your classmates for the months ahead.

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to demonstrate a skill
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to provide information
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to persuade about a cause
D
to entertain with a story
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Read the claim and reason.Claim: Our school cafeteria should offer more meatless main dishes.Reason: There are a significant number of vegetarians attending our school.

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The results of a student survey suggest that twenty-three percent of the students consider themselves vegetarians.
B
Though school food is funded by state and county governments, the menu is determined by school cafeteria staff.
C
Salads and meatless pasta dishes add variety to school menus and provide vegetarians with possible choices.
D
Vegetarians rely on beans, nuts, and Greek yogurt as alternate sources of protein in their diets.
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Which image best supports the claim that competing in a community run is a great way to encourage people of all ages to exercise?

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Option
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Option
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Option
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Option
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Review the image.This image would best enhance a presentation to a group of

Question illustration
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preschoolers learning about food groups.
B
sixth graders interested in good nutrition.
C
medical health professionals interested in nutrition.
D
scientists comparing sources of protein.
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Which sentences state a claim? Choose three answers.Driver education programs are offered to sophomores at local high schools.Students should have vision tests before they can operate motor vehicles.Driving classes should add instruction about the dangers of texting and driving.Mr. Graber is the Behind-the-Wheel instructor at our high school.Behind-the-wheel courses ought to include driving time on local highways.

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Driver education programs are offered to sophomores at local high schools.
B
Students should have vision tests before they can operate motor vehicles.
C
Driving classes should add instruction about the dangers of texting and driving.
D
Mr. Graber is the Behind-the-Wheel instructor at our high school.
E
Behind-the-wheel courses ought to include driving time on local highways.
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A science teacher gives the following speech.Prepare a brief speech to accompany your science project. The speech will be presented to a faculty panel selected as judges. Include a summary of your hypothesis, methods, and results. Provide an explanation of any pictures or charts on your poster. Also, please share any complications you encountered during the science fair process.

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young students
B
peers at the science fair
C
teacher evaluators
D
science professionals
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A health teacher gives a class the assignment below.Review your class notes about nutrition. Decide what you consider the most important rule of good nutrition for high school students. Write a claim and support it with reasons and evidence.

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Breakfast is essential, and every adolescent can choose a favorite cereal or bagel to begin the day with carbohydrates.
B
Don’t push that snooze alarm one more time; you need to get out of bed and make time for a healthy breakfast to start your day right.
C
Eating breakfast is the key to adolescent good health because it recharges energy levels, boosts brain function, and promotes healthy choices.
D
If you ever find yourself yawning on the bus or dozing off in class, the key to waking up your teenage brain lies on your morning breakfast table.
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Read the presentation assignment.Research four in-state colleges. Learn about each school, including its location and population. Then gather information about the courses of study offered at each school. You should also collect other interesting facts, such as school colors, mascots, and athletic offerings. You will present a speech to your classmates that explains your findings, and we will save the results. This information will be of great value in the next few years.

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college professors.
B
college students.
C
high school teachers.
D
high school students.
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Read the claim and reason.Claim: Our school should start a Shakespearean student society.Reason: Students are introduced to Shakespeare’s writing once they enter high school.

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William Shakespeare’s plays were performed to enthusiastic audiences in sixteenth-century England.
B
Our school offers a variety of clubs, ranging from foreign language to chess.
C
Three Shakespearean plays are studied in ninth grade, including the tragedy Romeo and Juliet.
D
Student clubs meet after school Monday through Thursday, and over seventy-five percent of the student body participates.
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Review the image.

Question illustration
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labels for the parts of the brain
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a detailed paragraph about brains
C
animation allowing the mouth to move
D
pulsing lights depicting blood flow

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