if i have a book with 456/479 pages and i read for 45 minutes and read one page every 5 minutes and start on page 320 what page would i end on?

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Answer 1

Answer: you will end on page 328

Answer 2

Answer: 45 divided by 5=9
320=9=329

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What does faux pas mean

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It means an embarrassing or tactless act or remark in a social situation

Hi Meleah

Faux pas is a French word

so faux pas is like a fake move ( or a fake walk I guest)

While you walking and you think your foot is already touched the ground but it didn't so sometimes the person almost fall down.

I speak French so I hope that's help:0

If you do not understand a word in a sentence, you can look at other words around it for ______ ______.context clues
direct meanings
reading strategies
irrelevant information
2.
Based on context clues, what is likely the meaning of dispute?
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argument
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permission
3.
Using context clues is helpful when you do not have a(n) _____ nearby to look up the meaning of a word.
atlas
dictionary

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Context clues, argument, dictionary

Answer:

1. Context Clues

2. Argument

3. Dictionary

Explanation:

George Washington was the first President of the United States under the constitution.

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Are You asking whether this is true?

This is true.
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An adverb can answer to the question of 'how' but never ___________.A) how many

B) when

C) in what manner

D) where

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The answer is how many,as an adverb typically describes how things are done in a certain manner,the place,time,etc;

ANSWER:

(A) How many

EXPLANATION:

An adjective describes how something was done, about its manner or where it was done or when.

For Ex: The boy runs fast. In this case fast describes the manner in which he was running. Hence it is adjective.

Another Ex: She was selling fruits near the clock tower. here clock tower shows the place where it happened.

HOPE IT HELPS....

Need a sentence for forseeable

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this may be used in the forseeable future.

Which statement best evaluates the evidence in this excerpt

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Answer:

B.The author uses specific data, reasons, and quotations to support her argument effectively, but the excerpt would be stronger if she included eyewitness testimony or personal stories.

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