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The text cites which of the following as positive results that can be gained from appropriate parent-child/teacher-child interactions?
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SAT, 25.06.2019 22:00
Tortoise shells and snail shells are similar in function: they protect the organism from predators. based on a comparison of the organisms in the images, what can you conclude? 1. tortoises and snails have homologous organs, and they’re evolutionarily related. 2. tortoises and snails have homologous organs, and they belong to same species. 3. tortoises and snails have analogous organs, and they belong to the same species. 4. tortoises and snails have analogous organs, and they don’t belong to the same species. 5. tortoises and snails have analogous organs, and they aren’t evolutionarily related.
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SAT, 25.06.2019 22:00
Snakes, dogs, and humans have a vertebral column. snakes and dogs have tails, and humans have vestigial tailbones. dogs and humans have limbs, but snakes do not. most reptiles lay eggs, but a few give birth to live young. what do these structures suggest about the evolutionary pattern between the three organisms? 1. snakes and dogs are more closely related than snakes and humans. 2. snakes and humans are more closely related than humans and dogs. 3. dogs and humans are more closely related than snakes and humans. 4. dogs, snakes, and humans share a common ancestor. 5. the early ancestor of snakes and dogs is the same, and the early ancestor of humans is different.
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SAT, 26.06.2019 02:00
When your working with the passage-based reading questions on the psat do all of the following except. a)make sure you read each question throughly. b) try to answer each question before you look at the answers. c) plan to spend most of your time reading the passage. d) make sure your answer choice is the most correct number me
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