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Writing an Argument about How to Define Success — Unit test Answers

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Read the passage.To write a friendly letter, follow these instructions.1. Choose a style of paper that is appropriate for the person you are writing to.2. Begin with an informal greeting.3. Write out the body, including information you would like to share with the recipient and any questions you may have for them.4. Finish with a closing, such as "Yours truly.”5. Sign your name.

A
What is an example of an informal greeting?
B
Where can I purchase stylized paper?
C
Why do people enjoy receiving friendly letters?
D
What types of information are people interested in?
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Which statement about Pat Mora’s essay "The Leader in the Mirror" is correct?

A
Mora’s essay reports on a local speech she heard.
B
Mora’s essay reports on education in El Paso.
C
Although only a small number can read Mora’s essay, many listeners were able to attend the speech in person.
D
Although only a small number personally attended Mora’s speech, many more people can access her written essay.
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Which excerpt from "Career Planning for High Schoolers" best shows that the author’s purpose is to inform the reader?

A
“I’ve always had a pretty clear idea of what I want to do,” says Megan Lovely, a high school senior who hopes to become a director someday.
B
“All your life you’ve been asked what you want to do when you grow up,” says Steve Schneider . . .
C
About two-thirds of high school graduates from the class of 2013 enrolled in college that fall, according to BLS . . .
D
Everyone’s career path is different, and there is no “right” way to start a career.
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Read the graph.

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cashiers
B
registered nurses
C
waiters and waitresses
D
customer service representatives
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Read the passage and examine the chart. The senior class took a vote to see where to go for a class trip. The choices were a theme park, a museum, a water park, or a ropes course. Once the voting was tabulated, the results were announced. Ten percent of the class voted to visit a museum, 14 percent voted to visit a ropes course, and 25 percent voted to go to a theme park. Fifty-one percent of the class wanted to go to a water park. The senior class is off to the water park!

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The passage explains the detailed results of the voting, and the chart shows the voting results visually.
B
The passage and the chart must be used together to understand the voting results.
C
The passage gives the reader the voting choices, and the chart gives the reader the voting results.
D
The passage contains more accurate data than the visual chart.

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