How are the operating room in the Williams story and the atom-splitting lab in the Fermi story alike? A.
They are both places where top-secret work is done.

B.
They are both places of great excitement.

C.
They are both places where major conflicts occur.

D.
They are both places where medical breakthroughs occur.

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.He sat by the clock in the villa, when his mother was not near, and checked his time. He was incredulous and
then proud to find that he could hold his breath without strain for two minutes.
Choose the best synonym for the word incredulous as it is used in this excerpt from Doris Lessing's short story "Through
the Tunnel."
amazed
disappointed
skeptical
unsure

Which best identifies a rule for diving words with hyphens1. always divide words after the first letter or before the last letter.

2. never divide a one-syllable word

3. instead pf dividing words, begin with the whole word on a new line of text.

4. when you are dividing words, be sure to break up the letters in a syllable by separating them with hyphens

What can run but not walk?

How does the author respond to the counterclaim that most people need to make a career choice only once?by citing evidence that proves most people stick with their original choice
by noting that most employers will hire only people who know what they want to do
by suggesting that students feel pressured to pick a career as quickly as possible
by claiming that people often change jobs when the job market or their interests change

Whats a baby horse called

Which of Bud's treasures gives the clue about the identity of his father? A. the flyers
B. his mother's picture
C. his blanket
D. the rocks

I'm thinking either A or D. It's a tricky question because at the start of the book Bud sees the flyer and thinks it's his father but at the end he notices that he and Herman E Calloway both have the same rocks and Bud realizes Herman is his grandfather. Help!