Last week, during English class,…
The text mostly tells us about the writer’s
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The text mostly tells us about the writer’s
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Which statements go with the text? 1. The writer spent his break time at the school health unit. 2. The teacher permitted the writer to leave the classroom. 3. The writer’s health improved after taking a short break. 4. The writer could not stop focusing on the teacher’s lesson.
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until well blended. 4. Simmer for about 15 minutes to extract the taste. 5. Pour the drink through a strainer into a mug. 6. Serve immediately while still hot. Which statements are in line with the text? 1. We should crush all the spices before boiling them. 2. It’s better to cool the drink before
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well. 4. Simmer for about 15 minutes to extract the taste. 5. Pour the drink through a strainer into a mug. 6. Serve immediately while still hot. What should we do to remove the dregs if we don’t have a strainer?
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characteristics match for the characters? 1. The Eagle and the Owl: Powerful and fierce. 2. The Birds in the forest: Neutral and deceitful. 3. The Bat family: Tricky and double-crossing. 4. The Fox family: Wise and compromising.
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statements state the moral values of the text? 1. Dishonesty will lead you to a bad situation in the end. 2. We must compromise to maintain peace with others. 3. Being clever means you can trick your friends easily. 4. Changing sides constantly to gain profit is an unfavorable trait.
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at is the topic of the text?
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ere does the dialog probably take place?
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From the text, we can infer that the writer
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