Research Study and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

What is the primary goal of the research study described in the notes?

Which statement accurately reflects the findings of the research study described in the notes?

What is the main point the student is trying to convey about Samuel Coleridge-Taylor?

What does the phrase "Anglo-African" suggest about Samuel Coleridge-Taylor?

Which transition word or phrase would best complete the sentence, logically connecting the ideas in the passage?

What is the primary focus of the research described in the notes?

Which statement best summarizes the main idea of the passage about Samuel Coleridge-Taylor?

What is the significance of the research study described in the notes?

Which transition best connects the two sentences in the first text? The first sentence discusses Mauna Loa being considered the largest shield volcano. The second sentence reveals that another volcano, Pūhāhonu, is actually larger.

Which transition best connects the two sentences in the second text? The first sentence discusses the poem Song of Lawino and how it reflects post colonial life. The second sentence focuses on the impact of Song of Lawino on other East African writers.

Which transition word could best replace 'Consequently' in the third text? The first sentence discusses the cost of postage being paid by the recipient. The second sentence describes the problems that arose from this practice.

What is the most logical transition word to replace '______' in the first passage?

Which transition word could be best replaced '______' in the second passage?

In the first passage, what does the author imply by the transition 'However'?

In the third passage, how does the author use the transition 'Consequently' to support the argument?

What aspect of Susie Taylor's memoir highlights its uniqueness?

Which statement correctly describes Taylor's role with the all-Black army regiment?

What is a characteristic of most conifers as discussed in the notes?

Which transition word or phrase best signifies a contrast when discussing larch trees?

What was the primary goal of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad?

During what century was the House of Wisdom founded?

Which of the following statements about larch trees is true?

Which fact about Susie Taylor's publication is emphasized in the notes?

What was the purpose of selling Equality Tea in San Francisco during the suffrage movement?

What does the name 'pašrūtum' imply about the dish according to the researchers?

What key evidence suggests that cats in Quanhucun may have been domesticated?

Which statement best summarizes the significance of the 4,000-year-old recipe detailed in the passage?

Which transition word would best illustrate the relationship between the discovery of the cat bones and the implications of their findings?

What does the term 'woman’s suffrage' specifically refer to in the context of the passage?

What method did Nancy Tuttle Craig use to promote women's suffrage in Los Angeles?

Which of the following statements is an assumption made about the relationship between food and effects as inferred in the passage?

Which transition word best connects the two sentences in the first passage? 'He teamed up with Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to be elected to Congress, and they resubmitted the bill every session for the next fifteen years. ______ in 1983, the bill passed.'

Which transition word best connects the two sentences in the second passage? 'It has long been thought that humans first crossed a land bridge into the Americas approximately 13,000 years ago. ______ based on radiocarbon dating of samples uncovered in Mexico, a research team recently suggested that humans may have arrived more than 30,000 years ago—much earlier than previously thought.'

Which sentence from the student's notes emphasizes the most significant difference between Dhaka muslin and sheeting muslin?

Which is the most likely reason the student wrote these notes?

What is the primary difference between Dhaka muslin and sheeting muslin?

How does the information about the discovery of human remains in Mexico challenge the previous understanding of human migration into America?

Which word in the second passage indicates that the new finding is different from previous beliefs about human arrival in America?

Which option is the most logical transition to continue this passage: 'It has long been thought that humans first crossed a land bridge into the Americas approximately 13,000 years ago. _______, based on radiocarbon dating of samples uncovered in Mexico, a research team recently suggested that humans may have arrived more than 30,000 years ago—much earlier than previously thought.'

Which detail from the notes about the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike is most relevant if the student wants to emphasize the distance covered by the road?

Which of the following sentences could be added to the passage about the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike to provide further information on the distance covered by the road?

Which choice best explains why the author uses the phrase "heated debate" to describe the discussion in the biogeography field?

What is the main argument presented in the passage on dispersal and vicariance?

What is the most logical transition to complete the passage about dispersal and vicariance?

What is the author’s main point about the planet KELT-9b?

What can be inferred about the research conducted on KELT-9b?

Why does the author include the information that KELT-9 is "more than twice as massive and nearly twice as hot as the Sun"?