Question

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Answer 1

Well so a participle is a word formed from a verb

Answer 2

and is used as an adjective

Answer 3

hmmm Im not quite sure

Answer 4

@Angle

Answer 5

"A participle is a word form that can function as an adjective."

in B and C, "driven" is being used as a verb (she drove a car, sort of thing), not used as an adjective
I would say that A and D are the same kind of driven... but tbh I'm not sure which one is "best"

Answer 6

im thinking A

Answer 7

what do u think

Answer 8

honestly no idea
but I found this flowchart?
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Answer 9

yeah... maybe A is the best

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

Yeah, I think your choice for that one makes sense

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Answer 14

I'd say I'm getting a more 'reflective' feeling from this one, since it's talking about memories of the past

Answer 15

okay I thought the same

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Answer 17

is this right?

Answer 18

The first answer choice would actually be correct for that one.
The phrase "stolen from a high-security museum" describes the painting. It is a participle phrase, and it needs to be separated from the rest of the sentence by commas on both sides

Answer 19

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Answer 20

Yup, that' right, a gerund is an -ing verb used as a noun, so vacationing is right

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Answer 22

I think I'd choose the second choice for this one, since it's the only one that really relates to refugees, as in the question

Answer 23

I also thought that too

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Answer 25

For 23, it's tough to say without context, but I'm leaning toward "the relocation centers were all fairly similar"
For 24, I think the first answer choice "it made them want to fight back" is the best fit

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Answer 27

@SmokeyBrown

Answer 28

@Vocaloid

Answer 29

I think D is the best inference from the passage. While the other statements might be true in one way or another, D is the only one that is directly implied by the passage.

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Answer 31

Yep, those look good to me

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Answer 33

I see the third one as the best answer choice; in fact, the other three choices aren't strictly true, since reports can be written for any audience for any purpose

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Answer 35

Well, the only two details that are really covered by the excerpt are the number of ships and the care taken by ships not to be seen. So, I think it's kind of a toss-up between the third and fourth answer choices

Answer 36

hmmm the third one?

Answer 37

Honestly, the two are given pretty equal coverage, but I guess the details about the number of ships does get a bit more attention than the care not to be seen. So yeah, I'd go with that

Answer 38

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Answer 39

It's possible I'm missing something, but nothing in the photo or in the answer choices relates to Japanese heritage, so I'd say the third answer choice is most true

Answer 40

okay thank you very much!

Answer 41

No problem!