Which sentences from the passage represent key events that should be used in a summary of the entire passage? Select three answers.Answer choices for the above question“I use Sundays to do everything I don’t have time for during the week, like tidying my apartment, going to yoga class, and—my favorite part—running errands.” (paragraph 1)“It was a great first job, but now I’m on to bigger and better things, which I expected would include an accessible new city full of helpful neighbors and smiling faces.” (paragraph 2)After my first errands run, though, I wasn’t so sure.” (paragraph 2)“To start, Percy woke me up extra early by pawing at me in bed, which is one of his usual antics.” (paragraph 3)“Still pouting from my bad day, I scanned the large-print menu on the wall and searched in my bag for a pen that I could use to write down my order.” (paragraph 6)“I would definitely be back for some caffeine, community, and probably some milkshakes, too.” (paragraph 7)

Which sentences from the text represent key events that should be used in an objective summary of the text? Select two answers.Answer choices for the above question“Then she showed up for work, and she realized that being an attorney in the real world was nothing like school or even close to her internship at the prestigious Bartle and Dugan.” (paragraph 1)“At lunch Lupe said that she had to get used to it, right—that it really couldn’t be as impossible as it seemed?” (paragraph 2)“Lupe wasn’t ready for the cantankerous look Tina gave her that first day on the job before saying that, no, it never got easier.” (paragraph 4)“She considered quitting—after all, she could always find some other work; maybe Bartle and Dugan would still have a position open for her, even if the job was all monotonous paper shuffling.” (paragraph 7)“In the end, one thing changed her mind: a client, who lost his case but still thanked her and shook her hand.” (paragraph 8)

If your weekends were longer, how would you spend the extra time? Write a detailed paragraph describing what you would do and why.

Read the following passage from a personal narrative:Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings were always the toughest. Those were the days that both Mom and Dad had to leave for work early. I had little time to get ready for work myself, as Alise needed to be woken up, given breakfast, and put on the school bus. It was a lot on my shoulders, but it felt good that I was setting a good example for her to follow.Which is the most accurate analysis of the two topics in this story?A.The speaker's sister becomes a burden that prevents him from pursuing his dream.B.The pressure the speaker feels to care for Alise creates inner conflict.C.The speaker's sense of responsibility allows him to be a role model for his sister.D.The family supports one another in hard times, but the speaker struggles to put his needs second.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Click on the sentence fragment OR run-on sentence in the following paragraph:Our first day of vacation.The sun was shining, the birds were chirping, and we were ready for an amazing week.We packed our beach bags and a picnic lunch and set off to enjoy the ocean.

Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.(a)We __________ (have) dinner at that new restaurant downtown tomorrow.(b) By this time next week, I __________ (finish) reading the book.(c) The children __________ (play) in the park every Saturday.(d) Last weekend, they __________ (go) on a hiking trip in the mountains.(e)The teacher __________ (explain) the lesson to the students right now.4. Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions:(a) The cat jumped __________ the table. (over, under, onto)(b) I'm allergic __________ cats. (to, for, with)(c) She was surprised __________ the unexpected gift. (by, with, for)(d) We usually meet __________ Fridays. (at, on, in)(e) She apologised __________ being late. (for, with, to