Answer:
a. on
b. I don't think here a preposition is needed as "This is the key to my room" is a complete sentence.
c. in
d with
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Worth, worthy, useful, valuable, profitable, interesting, meaningful, praiseworthy, commendable, rewarding, desirable, laudable, advantageous, noteworthy, creditable, cost-effective, appropriate, notable, suitable, penalty, instrumental, purposeful, substantial.
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Answer:
I was interested in the anti-vax movement.
When I was 5, I was bit by a wolf and bit it back.
When I was 20, I was bit by a child and bit it back
I was in girl scouts and church
I volunteer at the animal shelter
I have learned marketing and selling to people.
The correct answer is “deductively”. The paragraph presented above is organized deductively, since <u>deductive reasoning</u> involves <em>generalization </em>at the initial stage and then moves on towards the specific case. The starting generalization in this case is that “<em>leisure is not to be spent in idleness</em>” and then the author makes specific references of what leisure is about. Among the four options, “<u><em>deductively</em></u>” is the correct one.
