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To determine which specific question about mudflows can be answered using information from the passage, it would be necessary to know the content of that passage. Generally, questions regarding the causes, effects, characteristics, or prevention of mudflows could be addressed if the passage contains relevant details on these topics. Please provide the passage or its key points for a more tailored response.
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How does the metaphor in this passage most clearly support the author's purpose?
This question can't be answered. We don't have the passage you were given. This is also homework and we don't do homework for students.
Which Enlightenment idea likely inspired this passage?
Since you didn't include "this" passage, the question cannot be answered
What urban problems discussed in your textbook does Riis touch upon in this passage?
We don't know your textbook, nor the passage by Riis that is mentioned, so your question cannot be answered.
How do you identify inferential questions on a test?
Inference means taking information and making an assumption or guess about it. An inferential question is one that can't be answered by the information within the question itself, but that you must make an educated guess. An example would be a question where you read about a train ride and the passage includes a description of tall buildings outside the windows. An inferential question would be "Was the train traveling through the country or a city?"
Based on the passage what characteristic of sushi nights' form of business organization left scott melton holding the bag?
This question cannot be answered. This question does not make any scene.
When a passage from the English section of the explore test is correct the answer is?
When a passage from the English section of the explore test is correct, it means that the answer to the given question aligns with the information and context provided in the passage.
What is the transition word after after that?
There is no way to answer this without more information. A transition word is a word used to connect two parts of a passage or quotation, so to complete your question you need to supply the passage or quotation.
According to this reading passage what most likely happened to Bertha?
The passage to be read to help me answer your question is not in the question hence it is hard to answer your question.
What conclusion can be reached from the information in this reading passage?
Passage conclusion
Which question would be best to ask before reading the rest of the passage?
The best question to ask before ready an entire passage is who, what, when where and how. This will help you get an understanding of the meaning of the passage.
A passage for smoke chimney?
shouldn't your question be," A passage for smoke in a chimney"? just saying
How is charlie's character revealed in this passage from the burning book?
First, there is no "this passage" in your question, so we cannot answer your question. Second, you need to read the correct passage yourself and figure it out instead of trying to cheat.
