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Chapter 1: Problem 26
If \(y\) grams is equivalent to \(d\) drams, of the following, which best represents the relationship between \(y\) and \(d\) ? A) \(y=1.8 d\) B) \(d=1.8 y\) C) \(y d=1.8\)
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Ten floorboards with equal widths laid down side-to-side cover a width of approximately \(7 \frac{3}{4}\) feet. At this rate, which of the following is the closest to the number of boards laid side-to-side needed to cover a width of 32 feet? A) 15 B) 20 C) 30 D) 40
Both authors would most likely agree that any social changes undertaken to fight poverty would be A) likely to completely solve the problems of financial inequality. B) a stopgap measure needed to prevent the wealthy from keeping their money. C) unsuccessful without a drastic change in the mindset of the poor. D) partial solutions that would present new sets of challenges.
Which choice makes the writer’s description of the figure most accurate? A) NO CHANGE B) productive talent development, which will lead to strategies for managing the workforce necessary for a particular field, and will ultimately lead to a more stable source of talent and also a secure workforce. C) productive talent development, which will create a secure workforce with a reliable source of talent, which will ultimately align with strategies for managing the workforce necessary for a particular field. D) a reliable source of talented workers, which will contribute to a secure workforce, will productively develop that workforce, and will ultimately lead to strategies for managing the workforce necessary for a particular field.
Which choice best establishes the main idea of the paragraph? A) NO CHANGE B) about why Stravinsky composed such a controversial piece of music. C) regarding the role of the police in the uproar. D) surrounding which Russian folk traditions Stravinsky drew his inspiration from.
A) NO CHANGE B) have been C) will be D) had been
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