10. At the end of the day, Mrs. Martinez likes to play classical music in her classroom.
11. The Fairview Middle School Student Cook Off was a awesome opportunity for students and parents to bond with teachers.
12. "Don't forget," Mr. Nitman announced to the class."Our Quiz on fungus and bacteria is next Thursday!"
13. "I would have done the project,"Cooper said. "But by the time I had finished doing the laundry, it was time for bed!"
14. "Ladies and gentlemen," Principal Mellon announced. "Has anyone seen a small, mischievous hamster running around the hallway?"
15. Some students say a ghost haunts Fairview Middle School's library.
16. Each and every morning, Mr. Nitman ears breakfast in the cafeteria.
17. "Mr. Mellon, what's the fastest way to learn how to dance?"Rodgers asked seriously.
18."There is no way our bus is going to be on time," Cooper said to Irvin.
In shortest way:
10.D
11.C
12.D
13.C
14.A
15.B
16.B
17.A
18.C
D. Jefferson gave Lewis and Clark the job to checking out the new lands and stuff
This sentence is inappropriate for a school assignment. First of all, when you read through the sentence it does not really make any sense, second of all, vague words such as "stuff" should not be used in an assignment.
Answer:
B) with an explanation of the event
Explanation:
The key event in this paragraph is illustrated with its explanation.
The first sentence introduces the mentioned key event - the invasion of Normandy. This sentence is called the topic sentence, and it tells us what the rest of the paragraph will be about.
The rest of the sentences are supporting sentences - sentences that contain information that clarifies, explains, describes, or illustrates the idea introduced in the topic sentence. Here, they explain to us what happened during the invasion of Normandy and why this event is so important.
Making an Inference about what night happen next in the text <span />
Women in Turkey and the Middle East are expected to solely fulfill the traditional roles of mother, wife, and housewife. But researchers note that empowering women to believe they can be businesswomen, politicians, and scientists will strengthen national economies in the region and provide a long-lasting stimulus to growth