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The sanctions against the school were a punishing blow, and they seemed to what the efforts the school had made to change?

punishing

A

1. Sanctions are penalties. 2. Penalties can be severe. 3. A punishing blow is a severe impact. 4. Efforts are attempts to achieve something. 5. Change is a process of becoming different. 6. Sanctions can be imposed on a school. 7. If a school is sanctioned, it faces penalties. 8. Sanctions can negate efforts. 9. If efforts are negated, they are rendered ineffective. 10. The school had made efforts to change.

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Sammy wanted to go to where the people were. Where might he go?

people

B

1. Sammy is a person. 2. People are often found in cities. 3. People are often found in towns. 4. People are often found in parks. 5. People are often found in shopping malls. 6. People are often found in restaurants. 7. People are often found in theaters. 8. People are often found in schools. 9. People are often found in public transportation hubs. 10. If Sammy goes to a busy place, he will find people.

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To locate a choker not located in a jewelry box or boutique where would you go?

choker

A

1. A choker is a type of necklace. 2. If a choker is not in a jewelry box, then it is not stored at home. 3. If a choker is not in a boutique, then it is not in a store. 4. A choker can be found online. 5. A choker can be found in a thrift store. 6. A choker can be found at a flea market. 7. A choker can be found at a friend's house. 8. A choker can be found at a costume shop. 9. A choker can be found at a craft fair. 10. A choker can be found at a pawn shop.

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Google Maps and other highway and street GPS services have replaced what?

highway

D

1. Google Maps and other GPS services have replaced paper maps. 2. If you use GPS, then you don't need a physical map. 3. Google Maps has replaced traditional road atlases. 4. GPS services have replaced printed driving directions. 5. Google Maps has replaced physical compasses for navigation. 6. If you use Google Maps, then you can get real-time traffic updates. 7. GPS services have replaced the need for asking locals for directions. 8. Google Maps has replaced standalone GPS devices. 9. If you use GPS services, then you can find alternate routes easily. 10. Google Maps has replaced the need to memorize routes.

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The fox walked from the city into the forest, what was it looking for?

fox

C

1. A fox is an animal. 2. A city is an urban area. 3. A forest is a natural area with many trees. 4. Foxes are known to live in forests. 5. Foxes can travel long distances. 6. Foxes look for food. 7. Foxes look for shelter. 8. Foxes are nocturnal. 9. Cities have more people than forests. 10. Forests have more wildlife than cities.

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What home entertainment equipment requires cable?

cable

D

1. Cable TV requires cable. 2. DVR (Digital Video Recorder) requires cable. 3. Cable modem requires cable. 4. Home theater systems with cable TV require cable. 5. Smart TVs with cable channels require cable. 6. Cable boxes require cable. 7. Cable-ready TVs require cable. 8. If you want to watch cable channels, then you need cable. 9. Some gaming consoles with TV services require cable. 10. Home routers connected to cable internet require cable.

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The only baggage the woman checked was a drawstring bag, where was she heading with it?

drawstring bag

E

1. The woman checked a drawstring bag. 2. A drawstring bag is light and easy to carry. 3. People often use drawstring bags for short trips. 4. Airports require baggage to be checked before boarding. 5. Checked baggage is typically stored in the airplane's cargo hold. 6. The woman may have packed light for her trip. 7. Destination information is often found on luggage tags. 8. Drawstring bags can carry personal essentials. 9. Travelers sometimes check bags to avoid carrying them onboard. 10. The woman's destination is unknown from the provided information.

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The forgotten leftovers had gotten quite old, he found it covered in mold in the back of his what?

mold

B

1. Mold grows on old food. 2. Leftovers can get old if not eaten. 3. Mold is a type of fungus. 4. Mold can develop on food left at room temperature. 5. Refrigeration slows mold growth on food. 6. Forgotten food often ends up in the back of the fridge. 7. Mold can be green, black, or white. 8. Old leftovers can emit a foul odor. 9. Moldy food is unsafe to eat. 10. Proper storage can prevent mold growth on food.

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What do people use to absorb extra ink from a fountain pen?

fountain pen

E

1. People use blotting paper to absorb extra ink from a fountain pen. 2. Blotting paper is absorbent. 3. If a fountain pen leaks, blotting paper can help. 4. Blotting paper prevents smudging. 5. Blotting paper is often found in notebooks. 6. Special blotting pads are available for fountain pens. 7. Tissue paper can also absorb ink. 8. Cotton cloth can absorb ink. 9. Napkins can be used to absorb ink. 10. If ink spills, blotting paper can clean it up.

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Where is a business restaurant likely to be located?

restaurant

D

1. Business restaurants are often located in urban centers. 2. Business restaurants are frequently found near office buildings. 3. Business restaurants are commonly situated in financial districts. 4. If a restaurant is near a corporate hub, it is likely a business restaurant. 5. Business restaurants are usually accessible by public transportation. 6. Business restaurants often operate in high-traffic areas. 7. Business restaurants are typically close to conference centers. 8. If a restaurant is in a business park, it is likely a business restaurant. 9. Business restaurants are generally near hotels catering to business travelers. 10. Business restaurants are often located in areas with high foot traffic during lunch hours.