... United States. 32 . Liquid lubricants contrast widely in weighing, thickness, and boiling point. 33 . Interest with major social events led to a period of growth in journalism after 1945. 34 . Saint ... shift its position. 32 . A emotion is not necessarily aroused by something in the outside world. 33 . The elbows are joints that connected people‘s up arms with their forearms. 34 . Ants...
... camouflage, and sensory perceptive. 32 . The radio telescope, invented in 1 932 , has capabilities beyond far those of optical telescopes in tracking signals from galaxies. 33 . Rafting was an essential ... farming an impossible task. 165 32 . Naturalists have identified at least four hundred of species of mammals and six hundred types of birds in the state of California. 33 . Instead of...
... a particle‘s motion in relation to the forces acting it. 31 . In the United States, both the federal and state governments have laws designed to guard consumers against deceptive advertise. 32 . ... for its productivity, versatility, and unpredictability. 33 . When overall exports exceed imports, a country said to have a trade surplus. 34 . Instructors at the school of American Ballet fir...
... 18 93 decision of the Illinois legislature to
prohibition child labor.
18. The term ―technology‖ refers to the discoveries and inventions that help people improve its way of
life.
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19. ... fourteen years.
31 . How many people realize that Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings The yearling is a minor literary classic
and an important contribute to regional literature?
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32 . Ensuri...
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or volcanic ash ages ago and have turned to stone.
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32 . All matter resists any change in their condition of rest or of motion.
33 . Swans, noted for graceful movements in the water, have ... works and gives regular jazz
concerts.
32 .Seismology has not reached yet the stage where earthquakes can be foretold with a great deal of
accuracy.
33 .The design of the University of V...
... financial events.
31 . The development of the watch depended upon the invent of the mainspring.
33 . Physical fitness activities can lead to an alarming variety of injuries if participants push ... subjects and favored the
painting of back-street scenes.
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32 . When a magnet is free suspended it becomes a compass.
33 . Susan Sontag‘s aversion to the traditional critical prac...
...
33 . ―How does the human brain work?‖ remains one of the most profound questions confront modern
science.
34 . Cadence may be considered the rise and fall in intensified of sounds.
35 . ... itself.
32 . James Whitcomb Riley, the ―Hoosier Poet,‖ wrote many of his work in standard English,but he
wrote his most popular poems in the dialect of his home state, Indiana.
33 . The ci...
... food value than older kinds.
32 . In meteorology, either the formation of clouds and the precipitation of dew, rain, and snow are
known as condensation.
33 . Varieties of yellow grapes that ...
suited with making raisins.
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34 . Despite resistance in some parts of Canada, the conversion to metric measurement have been
said to be largely successful.
35 . The most safest way t...
... functioning of organisms.
32 . Even in an age of experimentation and departures from convention, the sonata form remain
among the most vital means of musical expression.
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30 . Eleanor Roosevelt played a leading part in women‘s organizations, and she was active in
encouraging youth movements, in promoting consumer welfare, and to work for civil right...