During a lively discussion in class, Evelyn asked, "I tried listening to the scientist, but I was bored. Why was the lecture so long?!"

What does the word "lecture" mean as it is used in Evelyn's question?

• Evelyn was referring to a casual conversation among students, but the context suggests she was listening to a scientist, which implies a more formal setting.

• Evelyn mentioned listening to the scientist, which indicates it was not a written report on scientific findings, as she was present for a spoken presentation.

• Evelyn's question implies that the presentation was long, which would not typically describe a short video presentation about science.

• Evelyn's use of the word "lecture" in the context of listening to a scientist suggests it was a formal talk or presentation given by a scientist.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

During a thrilling science class, Nora and Evelyn stumbled upon a mystical emblem. The sentence read: "The mystical emblem was unaccountable to the scientists." What does the word "unaccountable" suggest about the emblem?

• The emblem was easily explained by the scientists, as they had all the necessary information to understand it.

• The emblem was a promise to the scientists, indicating a future event or discovery that they could rely on.

• The emblem was unable to be explained by the scientists, as it defied their understanding and existing knowledge.

• The emblem was indifferent to the scientists, showing no particular interest or concern towards their studies.

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CCSS.L.3.2F

Imagine Mia and Anika are reviewing a report together. Mia says, "The figures in the report provided assurance to the investors." What does Mia mean by "figures" in this context?

• Mia is referring to the overall conclusion of the report, which provided assurance to the investors.

• Mia is talking about the names of the investors involved, which provided assurance to the investors.

• Mia is referring to the numerical data or statistics in the report, which provided assurance to the investors.

• Mia is talking about the graphs or charts illustrating trends, which provided assurance to the investors.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

During a thrilling adventure, Nora and Aria faced immense challenges, yet they remained indifferent to the setbacks. What does "indifferent" mean in this context?

• In this context, "indifferent" means uncaring, as Nora and Aria did not let the setbacks affect them emotionally or deter them from their adventure.

• In this context, "indifferent" means extremely large, which does not fit because the word is describing their emotional response, not a physical size.

• In this context, "indifferent" means mystical, which is incorrect as it does not relate to their emotional state or reaction to challenges.

• In this context, "indifferent" means unaccountable, which is not applicable because it does not describe their emotional detachment from the setbacks.

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CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.4.6

CCSS.RL.1.4

During Professor Benjamin's lecture on the mystical properties of the universe, Jackson and David were on the edge of their seats. What does "mystical" most likely mean in this context?

• Mystical means not of this world, as it refers to properties of the universe that are beyond ordinary understanding, which captivated Jackson and David.

• Mystical means a promise, but this does not fit the context as the lecture was about properties of the universe, not assurances or commitments.

• Mystical means a symbol, however, this does not align with the context as the lecture was about properties, not representations or emblems.

• Mystical means a scientist, which is incorrect in this context as it refers to properties of the universe, not a person or profession.

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CCSS.L.3.5A

CCSS.RL.3.4

During a lively astronomy club meeting, Ethan and Mason were puzzled by the astronomer's presentation. "The astronomer presented proofs that were unaccountable to the audience," the club leader said. What does "unaccountable" imply about the proofs?

• The proofs were easily understood by the audience, suggesting that the audience had no difficulty in grasping the concepts presented by the astronomer.

• The proofs were unable to be explained to the audience, indicating that the audience found the proofs confusing or inexplicable, as suggested by the term "unaccountable."

• The proofs were indifferent to the audience, implying that the audience felt no particular interest or concern towards the proofs presented.

• The proofs were a promise to the audience, meaning that the proofs served as an assurance or guarantee to the audience, which is not implied by the term "unaccountable."

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CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.4.6

CCSS.RL.1.4

Aria and Oliver were debating the meaning of the word "emblem" in the sentence, "The emblem on the flag was an assurance of unity." Can you help them figure out what "emblem" means?

• An emblem is a symbol, as it represents the assurance of unity on the flag.

• An emblem is a promise, but in this context, it is more about representation than a direct promise.

• An emblem is a lecture, which does not fit the context of being on a flag.

• An emblem is a scientist, which is unrelated to the context of the sentence.

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CCSS.L.2.4E

CCSS.L.3.4D

CCSS.L.6.4C

CCSS.L.7.4C

CCSS.L.8.4C

During a lively debate in class, Nora exclaimed, "The figures in the data were immense, leading to unaccountable results!" What does "immense" mean in this context?

• In this context, "immense" means small, which contradicts the idea of leading to unaccountable results, as small figures would likely be more manageable.

• In this context, "immense" means extremely large, which aligns with the idea of leading to unaccountable results, as large figures can be overwhelming and difficult to manage.

• In this context, "immense" means unimportant, which does not fit because unimportant figures would not lead to unaccountable results.

• In this context, "immense" means unaccountable, which is incorrect because "immense" describes the size of the figures, not their accountability.

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CCSS.L.1.5D

CCSS.L.2.5B

CCSS.L.3.5C

CCSS.L.K.5D

In the sentence, "The assurance given by the scientist was based on solid figures," what does "assurance" most likely mean?

• Assurance most likely means a symbol, but the sentence context suggests it is more about a guarantee or promise based on data.

• Assurance most likely means a promise, as the sentence indicates it is based on solid figures, implying a guarantee or confidence in the information provided.

• Assurance most likely means a lecture, but the sentence context does not support this interpretation as it focuses on the reliability of the figures.

• Assurance most likely means a scientist, but the sentence already mentions the scientist separately, indicating assurance refers to something else.

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CCSS.L.3.2F

During a lively debate in the astronomy club, Isla was puzzled by Jackson's indifferent attitude towards the mystical phenomena they were discussing. What does "indifferent" imply about Jackson's attitude?

• Jackson was uncaring about the mystical phenomena, as he showed no interest or concern during the discussion.

• Jackson's attitude was extremely large towards the mystical phenomena, suggesting he had a significant interest, which contradicts the meaning of indifferent.

• Jackson's attitude was mystical towards the phenomena, implying he was deeply engaged, which is not what indifferent means.

• Jackson's attitude was unaccountable towards the mystical phenomena, indicating a lack of explanation, which does not align with the meaning of indifferent.

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CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.4.6

CCSS.RL.1.4