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English Review Feb. 7
English Review Feb. 7
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1
Klimas attaches his camera to a
tripod and
positions the camera so it is level. Which is NOT acceptable?
tripod and he
tripod; he
tripod. He
tripod, and he
2
The paint collects in a puddle of
colors; rich oranges and powder blues,
hot pinks and electric yellows.
colors: rich oranges and powder blues,
colors: rich oranges; and powder blues
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colors; rich oranges and powder blues;
3
Klimas's idea for his sonic sculptures was sparked by the
experiments, of Swiss scientist,
Hans Jenny.
experiments of Swiss, scientist
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experiments, of Swiss scientist
experiments of Swiss scientist
4
The high cost of importing cinchona
bark however,
was expensive.
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bark; however,
bark, however
bark, however,
5
Robinson's musical
instincts, and business savvy
had served her well.
instincts and business savvy,
instincts, and, business savvy
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instincts and business savvy
6
Robinson produced the first major rap record.
Nevertheless,
her instincts served her well with Sugarhill Gang.
As a result,
On the other hand,
DELETE the underlined portion
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7
Her rhymes helped usher in a new generation of
artists and secured
Robinson's legacy. Which is NOT acceptable?
artists and securing
artists, securing
artists and secure
artists, and it secured
8
The vibrations produced by Daft Punk's dance anthem "Around the World"
has caused
the paint to rise.
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causes
cause
is causing
9
Another discovery
was: that
some mantas had egg-shaped masses at the base of their tail fins.
was that
was, that
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was, that,
10
Humans used the acids found in
plants, particularly in the bark of the willow tree,
to fight disease.
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plants-particularly in the bark of the willow tree,
plants particularly, in the bark of the willow tree,
plants; particularly in the bark of the willow tree,
11
The skin of all mantas, for example,
is
embedded with tiny, tooth-like "denticles."
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were
happen to be
are
12
Singer and music producer Sylvia Robinson
had a revelation.
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singer, and music producer, Sylvia Robinson,
singer and music producer, Sylvia Robinson,
singer, and music producer Sylvia Robinson
13
Hip-hop culture— graffiti, breakdancing, deejaying, and rapping art forms —
were emerging
as a phenomenon.
have emerged
are emerging
was emerging
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14
Marshall announced, with two other scientists, that indeed there
is
two manta species.
exists
was
are
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15
Robinson wasted no time in recruiting three aspiring
rappers:
Big Bank Hank, Master Gee, and Wonder Mike.
rappers,
rappers—
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rappers,
16
The black
wings
— up
to twenty-five feet wide
—
fly slowly through the water.
wings, up to twenty-five feet wide
wings: up to twenty-five feet wide
wings up to twenty-five feet wide:
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17
Engineers created openings in one
tunnel; enabling
motorists surrounded by rock to glimpse the river below.
tunnel, this enabled
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tunnel, enabling
tunnel; an achievement that enabled
18
Their design went beyond
practicalities
it showcased the scenic grandeur of the gorge.
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practicalities:
practicalities,
practicalities: and
19
Klimas's idea for his sonic sculptures
were
sparked by the experiments.
was
have been
are
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20
It was expensive.
Consequently,
in the mid-1700s, English minister Edward Stone began to seek a substitute.
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Furthermore,
Likewise,
Nevertheless,
21
She observed intriguing physical
variations, in the mantas
she swam amongst.
variations, in the mantas,
variations in the mantas
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variations-in the mantas
