What does the information in the passage suggest about the community?The citizens are not allowed to make many big life decisions on their own.The citizens place greater value on having intelligence than having a calm disposition.The citizens do not always fit in and often apply to live in other communities.The citizens develop deep and meaningful relationships with friends and spouses.Submit

How do paragraphs 21-25 contribute to the development of ideas in the article?A. They make the point that migrant workers' low status and exclusion from community life are problematic in a democracy.B. They argue that migrant workers are more likely to leave a community where they feel their voice is not heard or respected.C. They suggest that migrant workers will likely improve the democratic systems in the communities where they work.D. They maintain that the poor treatment of migrant workers reveals that the American public is less compassionate than people often believe.

Read the passage below and answer the question.Note: The author of this passage considered civilized life a direct result of agriculture.Civilized life is secure life. At the most basic level this means security from the sudden destruction that village communities might suffer. Civilized life gives the feeling of permanence. It offers regularity, stability, order, even routine. Plans can be made. Expectations can be realized. People can be expected to act predictably, according to the rules.The first cities were able to attain stability with walls that shielded the inhabitants from nomads and armies, with the first codes of law that defined human relationships, with police and officials that enforced the laws, and with institutions that functioned beyond the lives of their particular members. City life offered considerably more permanence and security than village life.From: Kevin Reilly, The West and the World: A History of Civilization (New York: Harper Collins, 1989).What was the relationship between agriculture and cities?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   Agriculture was only possible in areas with large, concentrated populations AAgriculture was only possible in areas with large, concentrated populations(Choice B)   Agriculture provided a larger and more predictable food supply, which allowed for larger, more permanent settlementsBAgriculture provided a larger and more predictable food supply, which allowed for larger, more permanent settlements(Choice C)   Agriculture was not related to the establishment of citiesCAgriculture was not related to the establishment of cities(Choice D)   Agriculture forced people to spread out over larger areas to obtain foodDAgriculture forced people to spread out over larger areas to obtain food

Read the following passage and answer the question.In a small town nestled in the countryside, the sense of community is strong. The residents take pride in supporting and caring for one another. They organize regular community events, such as festivals and volunteer projects, to foster connections and strengthen their bonds. The community is known for its spirit of collaboration. Local businesses frequently collaborate with each other, supporting partnerships that benefit the entire town. Additionally, residents actively engage in neighborhood initiatives, such as clean-up campaigns and fundraising events, to improve the quality of life for everyone.Based on the passage, what are some characteristics and activities that contribute to a strong sense of community in the small town?

Read the following passage and answer the question.In a small town nestled in the countryside, the sense of community is strong. The residents take pride in supporting and caring for one another. They organize regular community events, such as festivals and volunteer projects, to foster connections and strengthen their bonds. The community is known for its spirit of collaboration. Local businesses frequently collaborate with each other, supporting partnerships that benefit the entire town. Additionally, residents actively engage in neighborhood initiatives, such as clean-up campaigns and fundraising events, to improve the quality of life for everyone.Based on the passage, what are some characteristics and activities that contribute to a strong sense of community in the small town?Cooking at festivals together and sharing food.Having the spirit of positivity.Taking pride in not supporting one another.Caring for one another and organising regular community events.

Read the following summary:A young student in a tough neighborhood is gifted intellectually but must shun the dangerous streets of his neighborhood in order to achieve academically. This results in his being lonely throughout school. He goes to college, but his social life has suffered, and he has few friends from his own neighborhood.Based on this passage, a reader is most likely to come to what conclusion about the story's themes?A.The author believes that human nature makes people social, and that only strong minds can overcome this natural instinct.B.The author believes that all achievement requires sacrifice, and that these sacrifices can be incredibly difficult.C.The author believes that achievement by an individual is good, but only if it is accompanied by social progress.D.The author believes that achievement made dishonestly is never satisfying, and that envy is a matter of perspective.