Question

Which of the following sentences correctly quotes the passage?
Smith argues that it is Jones's "adventures and personality" that make him a staple of American film (16).
Jones "can be identified by his fedora and whip," just as James Bond is recognizable by his tuxedo (Smith 16).
Indiana Jones is a mild-mannered archaeologist who "becomes an adventurer as he searches for rare artifacts" (Smith 16).
In A History of American Film, Smith describes Indiana Jones as "the most famous character in American cinema" (16).

Answer 1

@StudyGurl14 @beepboop

Answer 2

One of the most famous characters in American cinema is Indiana Jones. In fact, Indiana Jones is so popular that people call him “the American James Bond.” While James Bond is recognizable by his tuxedo, Indiana Jones can be identified by his fedora and whip. Three Indiana Jones films were released in the 1980s, and a fourth film was released in 2008. Harrison Ford stars in the films as Dr. Jones, an archaeology professor who becomes an adventurer as he searches for rare artifacts. Indiana Jones’s adventures and personality have made him a beloved character that is a staple of American film.

Answer 3

@StudyGurl14

Answer 4

Didn't we already do this one?

Answer 5

A?
and nope

Answer 6

no :P

Answer 7

C

Answer 8

Nuu It was C.

Answer 9

UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Answer 10

BLAME THE CUTE SWEDE I'M TALKING TO

Answer 11

did you submit a or c @Demonx341

Answer 12

a :P

Answer 13

darn...that means we have more work to do...

Answer 14

ya shouldn've waited for both of our opinions!

Answer 15

oMG!!!

Answer 16

lol

Answer 17

don't turn it in until you get both of our opinions haha

Answer 18

Read the following selection from the passage.

The temperature at game time was below zero degrees, and the game became known as the Ice Bowl. In addition to the harsh conditions of the game, the Ice Bowl is also historic because it featured two legendary coaches in Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry.

Which of the following is free of plagiarism?
The Ice Bowl was played at temperatures below zero degrees, and also featured two of the most legendary coaches in history, Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry.
According to Matthews, the Ice Bowl was a famous game because of "the harsh conditions of the game . . . [and] because it featured two legendary coaches" (43).
The Ice Bowl was a historic game not only because of the Ice Bowl, but also because it featured two legendary coaches (Matthews 43).
The game was famous both for the freezing weather that day and because of the two famous coaches it featured, Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry.

Answer 19

and i think we did this one.

Answer 20

we did xD

Answer 21

b?

Answer 22

B i think too

Answer 23

@beepboop ??

Answer 24

:) it was b

Answer 25

yay

Answer 26

yep b

Answer 27

Which of these best paraphrases the following sentence from the paragraph?

Indiana Jones's adventures and personality have made him a beloved character that is a staple of American film.
According to Smith, Indiana Jones is an iconic character in American film because of his memorable feats and likable character (16).
According to Smith, Indiana Jones's American movies were incredibly popular in part due to Jones's likable personality and charm (16).
According to Smith, Indiana Jones's adventures and personality make him an iconic and beloved character in American film (16).
According to Smith, Indiana Jones is a staple in American film because of his memorable adventures and personality (16).

Answer 28

d?

Answer 29

d or c.

Answer 30

d

Answer 31

peraonlly, i like sentence c, but it copies the sentence a little.
B

Answer 32

well shat

Answer 33

So d? or c xD

Answer 34

b or d....or c...lol

Answer 35

._.

Answer 36

let's go with d

Answer 37

I am saying i Like C more.

Answer 38

ok...then go with c...lol

Answer 39

Im so scared.

Answer 40

lol, me too

Answer 41

I am too

Answer 42

._. it was a!!!!

Answer 43

omg...no one said a

Answer 44

omg

Answer 45

Which of these plagiarizes the passage shown above?
Lee joined award winners like César Chávez and Walt Disney in receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom (Pagona 32).
Harper Lee has published only one novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, but the book has become widely popular (Pagona 32).
Lee was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor a U.S. civilian can receive (Pagona 32).
The story of To Kill a Mockingbird can be experienced in a variety of different ways, such as in movie form or play form (Pagona 32).

Answer 46

xD

Answer 47

where's teh passage?

Answer 48

The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird is Harper Lee’s first and only published book. But as the saying goes, “If you do something right the first time, you need to do it only once.” The 1960 tale has become a timeless classic. To Kill a Mockingbird was made into a film. It won several Academy Awards. The novel was even adapted to play form.
Lee was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor a U.S. civilian can receive. Other recipients include César Chávez and Walt Disney.

Answer 49

C. i'm 100% postive

Answer 50

c.

Answer 51

22/39) 56.4%

Answer 52

and Correct.

Answer 53

Which of the following choices correctly quotes from paragraph 2?
The Ice Bowl, which was won in the final seconds by the Packers, shows that missed calls are a part of the game, and "teams that can overcome them deserve to win" (Matthews 43.)
Jerry Kramer's early jump "should have resulted in a [five-yard] penalty," but the run by Starr resulted in a touchdown, and the Packers won the NFL Championship again (Matthews 43).
Despite the "controversial run by . . . Bart Starr," D. Matthews argues that the "outcome is fair" because "the referees had incorrectly denied the Packers a touchdown" (43).
Even though "J

Answer 54

erry Kramer . . . jumped early," the Packers deserved to win for overcoming a missed call two plays earlier, and the outcome of the game is fair (Matthews 43).

Answer 55

@chosenmatt

Answer 56

im not good wit this ;(

Answer 57

:(

Answer 58

a?

Answer 59

where is paragraph 2?

Answer 60

forreal

Answer 61

The game was won in the final seconds by Green Bay on a controversial run by quarterback Bart Starr. It was controversial because video replay shows that Jerry Kramer, a guard for the Packers, jumped early. That should have resulted in a five-yard penalty, but the penalty was not called. The run by Starr resulted in a touchdown, and Green Bay won the NFL Championship for the second time in a row. The outcome is fair because replay also shows that the referees had incorrectly denied the Packers a touchdown two plays earlier.

Answer 62

i swear we did this one already...

Answer 63

D I think

Answer 64

@beepboop ?? @LeeEtchison ???

Answer 65

wasn't it D?

Answer 66

last time? haha

Answer 67

@Demonx341 was it D?