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module 1 1. in a recent study, stanford political economist neil malhotra and two of his graduate students examined every study since 2002 that was funded by a competitive grants program called tess (time-sharing experiments for the social sciences). tess allows scientists to order up internet-based surveys of a representative sample of us adults to test a particular hypothesis (for example, whether voters tend to favor legislators who boast of bringing federal 25 dollars to their districts over those who tout a focus on policy matters). according to the text, what does “allows” mean? a. admits. b. tolerates. c. grants. d. enables. 2. the statistical strength of a findings made a huge difference in whether they were ever published. overall, 42% of the experiments produced statistically significant results. according to the text, what does “strength” mean? a. attribution. b. exertion. c. toughness. d. significance. 3. the unusual behavior highlights that …

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arative peace upon the slavery question, and that there has been no cause for alarm until it was excited by the effort to spread it into new territory. according to the text, what does “element” mean? a. ingredient. b. environment. c. factor. d. quality. 6. the idea was so again with the annexation of texas; so with the territory acquired by the mexican war; and it is so now. whenever there has been an effort to spread it there has been agitation and resistance.... do you think that the nature of man will be changed, that the same causes that produced agitation at one time will not have the same effect at another? according to the text, what does “nature” mean? a. force. b. simplicity. c. world. d. character. 7. my sisters and i drive through parts of the city that i’ve never seen before, where the lights glow like …

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a. persistent. b. scruffy. c. hostile. d. ordinary. 9. in the 1990s, new varieties that american growers had originally developed for overseas markets began to edge into the domestic market. shoppers had been “eating with their eyes and not their mouths,” burford said. and now their taste buds had been awakened. a sudden shift in consumer preferences, paired with growing competition from orchards in china, took the industry by surprise. between 1997 and 2000, u.s. apple growers lost nearly $800 million in surplus crop. they had “made the apples redder and redder, and prettier and prettier, and they just about bred themselves out of existence,” a marketing director for one north. which choice best states the main idea of the text? a. in the 1990s, consumer preference for red delicious continued to increase, leading to an $800 million surplus for us apple growers. b. in the 1990s, consumer preference for …

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the ceaseless search of the soul for connection with the world around it, using the metaphor of a patient spider launching filaments to explore its surroundings. b. the poem suggests that the ultimate goal of man is to find a connection with the world around him, as represented by the spider's tireless effort to explore and connect. c. the poem emphasizes the importance of solitude and detachment in the pursuit of connection, as the spider stands isolated on a little promontory before launching its filaments. d. the poem uses the metaphor of the spider's launch of filaments to highlight the futility of man's efforts to connect with the vast and measureless oceans of space. 11. text 1 on may 21, 2019, midsize black holes were detected for the first time when the u.s.-based laser interferometer gravitational-wave observatory (ligo) and its european counterpart virgo captured a tremor from a pair of …

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s the time when the merger occurred. c. it relies too heavily on data from ligonigo. d. it overlooks the significance of a crucial statistic. 12. the study was conducted over 75 consecutive autumn days. beginning at the same time each morning, 225 acorns were placed, one at a time, at a given location in the park where the acorns had been collected. each of the 9 acorn types was presented an equal number of times, and the order in which the acorns were presented was random. all the acorns were picked up by squirrels within 1 minute. which of the following statements about pin oak acorns is consistent with the table? a. shelled pin oak acorns were eaten more frequently than infested pin oak acorns. b. shelled pin oak acorns were rejected less frequently than undamaged pin oak acorns. c. undamaged pin oak acorns and infested pin oak acorns …

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module 1 1. in a recent study, stanford political economist neil malhotra and two of his graduate students examined every study since 2002 that was funded by a competitive grants program called tess (time-sharing experiments for the social sciences). tess allows scientists to order up internet-based surveys of a representative sample of us adults to test a particular hypothesis (for example, whether voters tend to favor legislators who boast of bringing federal 25 dollars to their districts over those who tout a focus on policy matters). according to the text, what does “allows” mean? a. admits. b. tolerates. c. grants. d. enables. 2. the statistical strength of a findings made a huge difference in whether they were ever published. overall, …

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