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If I want a synonym for "cantankerous", I would use a/an...

Which resource will I use to see my local weather for the next ten days?

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Which resource is a comprehensive history of people, places, events, and other subjects?

Which resource is published daily and contains articles written on a variety of subjects?

Which resource do I use if I am going to research the life of the important Civil War generals?

Which resource do I use to see who the Super Bowl winner was in 1989?

Which resource containsword origin, pronunciation, part of speech, definition, and spelling?

Which resource do I use to see what movies are playing in my town this week?

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Which resource do I use to look up interesting recipes from September of this year?

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Which resource will I use to find how to pronounce "accidental"?

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