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The methods for composting organic waste aim to (i) _____________nature's tendency toward decay- a process unfortunately often (ii)_____________ in landfills, where organic materials are packed so tightly that they have little access to the oxygen necessary for decomposition.
In his perceptive study of the emergence and evolution of modern urban planning in Paris, Nicholas Papayanis challenges the widespread view of Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann as (i) _____________ figure in modern conceptions of the city. Although Papayanis (ii) _____________ the importance of Haussmann's accomplishments and public work projects in the creation of modern Paris, he nevertheless argues that the forms of city planning and approaches to urban space these works display are less (iii) _____________ than has hitherto been thought.
The senator's attempt to convince the public that he was not interested in running for a second term was as _____________ as his opponent' s attempt to disguise her intention to run against him.
One important ocean current moves warm water north and east from the Gulf Stream. As that current moves into higher latitudes, its water cools and finally sinks. This cold, highly oxygenated water is crucial in (i)_____________ the ocean's gaseous elements, rather than allowing them to become (ii) _____________, with oxygenated tops and oxygen-free bottoms.
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, science had come to be seen by the upper classes as a (i) __________, but the serious pursuit of science was generally believed to be (ii) __________ women. This created a situation in which science was (iii)__________ but at the same time beyond the reach of girls and women at anything except a superficial level.
The type of cultural snobbery long associated with painting in the art world, whereby beloved popular works are (i) _____________ by critics, has appeared in the popular music industry. Bands with (ii) _____________ are critically (iii) _____________, whereas the more rarefied and minimally marketed performers can do no wrong in the opinion of the critics.
Though extremely secretive about her own plans, she allowed her associates no such (i)_____________ and was constantly (ii) _____________ information about what they intended to do next.
While the subtropical ocean gyres are (i) _____________ accumulation zones of floating plastic debris, the possibility of plastic accumulation at polar latitudes has been (ii) _____________ because of the (iii) _____________ of nearby pollution sources.
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?
According to the passage, the equilibrium view of rangelands is defined in terms of the relationship between
It can be inferred that many people assume which of the following about the landscapes of Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor?
The primary concern of the passage is to

The 16 tick marks shown on the number line are equally spaced, and $$p$$, $$w$$, and $$q$$ are negative.

Quantity A

$$\frac{p+q}{2}$$

Quantity B

$$w$$




Line segment $$PQ$$ is tangent to the circle at $$P$$.

Quantity A

The distance between $$Q$$ and the center of the circle

Quantity B

The length of line segment $$PQ$$


Quantity A

The sum of the integers from $$29$$ through $$89$$

Quantity B

The sum of the integers from $$32$$ through $$90$$


The length of a diagonal of a certain rectangle is less than $$10$$.

Quantity A

The area of the rectangular region

Quantity B

$$50$$




In the figure shown, $$3$$ squares intersect at points $$A$$, $$B$$, and $$C$$. If each of the squares has area $$16$$, and $$AB = BC$$, what is the perimeter of right triangle $$ABC$$?


The figure above shows the xy-coordinate system with its quadrants labeled. Line $$l$$ (not shown) has the equation $$y=ax+b$$, where $$a$$ and $$b$$ are constants $$a \lt 0$$, and $$b \lt 0$$. Which quadrant or quadrants cannot contain any part of line $$l$$?


A certain experiment consists of making $$25$$ observations of the variable $$x$$, which can have integer values between $$-3$$ and $$3$$, inclusive. The experiment was performed twice, and Tables I and II represent the results. Which of the three statistics—mean, median, and mode—were the same both times the experiment was performed?
In context, the highlighted phrase serves in part to

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