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To determine the most important points in a passage, look for the main idea or thesis statement, key supporting details, and any recurring themes or ideas. Pay attention to topic sentences, headings, and bolded or italicized text. Consider the context and purpose of the passage to guide your understanding of what is most important.

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In the passage what is the best exemple of an artifact?

The pottery shards found in the archaeological dig are the best example of an artifact in the passage, as they provide important insight into the daily life and activities of the ancient civilization that inhabited the area.


Do speleologist explore a new cave passage before mapping it?

It is accepted practice in the speleology community that if you believe you are in unexplored passage, that you should take the time to survey it properly before continuing down the passage. There are a few exceptions to the rule. Such as, you were not expecting to find virgin passage and didn't bring survey equipment. If your intentions are to map the passage later, then a short scouting trip up the passage will give you a good idea what survey gear will be needed. You won't get much credit for the discovery of the cave or passage unless you publish a map of it in a caving journal.


Name something important that lewis and clark learned on their expedition and name something that they were looking for but didn't find?

The most important thing that Lewis and Clark learned on their expedition was what was contained in the western portions of North America. They were responsible for collecting wildlife and plant samples, as well as drawing maps and observing the native people. One thing that they were looking for, but did not succeed in finding was the Northwest Passage. This passage was meant to be the trading gateway that would bring the owner riches beyond compare.


What do you learn about the character from this passage?

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What is a passage grave?

A passage grave is a type of megalithic tomb characterized by a narrow, elongated entrance passage that leads to a central burial chamber. These structures were usually covered by a mound of earth or stones. Passage graves were built by ancient societies as burial places for the deceased, and are found in various locations around the world, dating back to the Neolithic period.