Sources

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credible

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believable

Answer explanation

The teacher allowed him to make up the exam because she thought his excuse was credible.

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evidence

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proof

Answer explanation

His fingerprints were evidence of his having been in the apartment at some time.

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evaluate

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figure out its worth

Answer explanation

Mr. Woods evaluated the lesson Mrs. Essex taught.

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assertions

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a statement without any proof

Answer explanation

The student's assertion the teacher was lying shocked the class.

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artifacts

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human made objects

Answer explanation

The museum had an exhibit of ancient Egyptian artifacts.

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propaganda

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advertising that may not be true

Answer explanation

The government spread propaganda to convince people of the threat from foreign enemies.

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speculate

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to guess

Answer explanation

Would you like to speculate on the possibility of her running for governor next year?

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skepticism

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questioning things; doubt

Answer explanation

I was skeptical when my son called to tell me he cleaned the house.

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Acronym to use when doing research to make sure you are asking the right questions.

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REAL

Answer explanation

R-read the URL

E-examine the content

A-ask about the author

L-look at the links

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What does BG/AG stand for?

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Before Google/After Google

Answer explanation

Research was done by hand in libraries with encyclopedias before this search engine.