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The abbreviation for Wisconsin is

It is impossible to stand on the equator.

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1
It is impossible to stand on the equator.
False
True
2
The abbreviation for Wisconsin is
WN
WC
WS
WI
3
Not all sentences end in a punctuation mark.
False
True
4
Latitude lines run north to south.
True
False
5
WA is the abbreviation for Washington.
False
True
6
The abbreviation for Michigan is
MO
MA
MI
MG
7
One of Taylor's character traits is...
Demanding
Athletic
Strong
Responsible
8
The challenge in Running for Hearts is external.
True
False
9
Relative location is the exact location.
False
True
10
Words that have opposite meanings
Synonyms
Hyperbole
Antonyms
Allegory
11
"Prime Meridian" is another word for equator.
True
False
12
Which is the abbreviation for Pennsylvania?
PY
PN
PA
PE
13
AR is the abbreviation for Arkansas.
True
False
14
The equator is 0 degrees.
True
False
15
The abbreviation for Kansas is
KA
KS
KI
KN
16
Antonyms have opposite meanings
True
False
17
The abbreviation for Georgia is GA
False
True
18
Africa was important because it had
Gold and salt
Gold
Salt and spices
Salt
19
"Wisconson" is the correct spelling.
False
True
20
Which state is north of California?
Oregon
Michigan
Washington
Alabama
21
MO is the abbreviation for Minnesota.
False
True
22
What is the exact location?
Relative
Longitude
Exact location
Latitude
23
Another word for exaggeration is...
Theme
Hyperbole
Allegory
Dramatic
24
The abbreviation for Louisiana is
LO
LI
LS
LA
25
The challenge in Like a Book is an internal challenge.
True
False
26
"Tennessee" is spelt correctly.
False
True
27
The abbreviation for Kentucky is KY.
True
False
28
The Silk Road connected
Europe and China
Europe and Asia
China and Germany
The Bahamas and Mexico
29
MI is the abbreviation for Missouri.
False
True
30
A sentence can have more than one subject.
False
True