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Which word best completes the sentence? In this thick fog, the drivers can't see very __________.
a. good
b. well
b

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Answer 1
Answer: In this fog, the drivers can't see very  _well_
answer: Well
because it sounds smoother and feels like its better grammar than (good)

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A. Divest : property
B. pathological : disease
C. Progeny : children
D. Misogamy : marriage
Since misogyny is the hatred for women, then the answer would be D, since that's the only answer that also uses the word hatred in the definition?

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I believe that you are correct that D is the right answer. 

Which of the following is a theme from Macbeth? Select one:a. Loyalty is built on trust.
b. Ambition unchecked can lead to corruption.
c. The visible is more dangerous than the invisible.
d. Deception is necessary for success.

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Macbeth is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare it dramatizes the damaging physical and psychological effect of political ambition on those who seek power for its own sake. Your question the theme from the Macbeth would be letter B. Ambition unchecked can lead to corruption. I hope this will help 

I think that it is B. Ambition unchecked leads to corruption.

When Arthur is unable to retrieve the sword Sir Kay left behind, he decides to take the sword from the stone in front of the church. What does this behavior suggest about Arthur?

A.
He is a cheater.

B.
He is clever.

C.
He is a thief at heart.

D.
He is desperate.

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I think it is awnser B

Reference librarians are specially trained to help patrons perform what task?

A. Research a topic
B. Sign out DVDs
C. Apply for a library card
D. Create a written outline

its not D

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Answer:

Reference librarians are specially trained to help patrons perform:

A. Research a topic

Explanation:

Reference librarians are most often trained to help people find books, organize them, and services surrounding libraries. However, in a corporate environment, they tend to research topics after patrons' guidelines. therefore this is our correct option. Because they don't sign out DVD and even though they are prepared to help someone apply for a library card. That is not their main function. It is a tertiary function. Research in a private corporation is a secondary function because it is primary in a corporative environment.

Reference librarians are specially trained to help patrons perform research a topic. Therefore, the correct option is option A.

Reference librarians are specialised librarians who have been trained to help clients do research and obtain information on a variety of topics. They have a thorough understanding of library resources, databases, and search algorithms to assist individuals in navigating a tremendous amount of information and locating relevant and credible sources.

They can advise on good research tactics, help patrons locate books, articles, and other materials, and support them in evaluating and using the information they uncover. Reference librarians play an important role in assisting people with their information requirements and promoting the effective use of library resources.

Therefore, the correct option is option A.

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Answer: reflects situations found only in African culture

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