Read the following sentence, and then answer the question.The man in blue quietly stepped up to the window and paid for his ticket with cash.
The adjective phrase in this sentence is
a. in blue.
b. up to the window.
c. for his ticket.
d. with cash

What does Mrs. Perez think of the policeman who answers her call?a. He looks just like her husband when he was young.
b. He seems too young to be a legitimate police officer.
c. He might be a good person for her bowling team.
d. He would be a good match for her younger daughter.

To be elected president, one must be a calm yet still "dynamic" figure. A. Reassuring B. Exciting C. Manic D. Terrible

You spot a small bird with bright yellow feathers on your back porch. Which one of the following books might be a good place to find out what kind of bird you've seen?

How does the body respond to danger?А
The fingers, toes, and digestive system receive more blood
and oxygen when our brains detect danger.
B
It uses chemical reactions to make the body readier to
escape danger or to fight.
С
Danger causes the brain to start a series of chemical
reactions that help keep the body in its normal state.
D
The brain releases hormones that make it harder to run and
easier to stand and fight.

The story of the Trickster Coyote and his companion Fox was still fresh in Manuel’s mind. Fox was the only one who was ever able to outsmart the Coyote, and the thought filled Manuel with respect. He knew that the Trickster and the company he kept were not friends of the people; on the other hand, if one encountered any malevolent forces, he should do his best to appease them—that was simple common sense. 7 “Here, Mr. Fox,” Manuel said. “Are you hungry?” 8 The fox wagged his tail and crept closer, the black rubbery lips curled to show his white teeth. 9 Manuel took his satchel off his shoulder, and felt inside. Uncle Tobi never sent him home without a snack for the road, and Manuel took out a half-eaten SPAM sandwich. “You want this?” he said to the fox. 10 The fox approached, in cautious mincing steps, and its white teeth snatched the sandwich from Manuel’s fingers. The fox ate as if he was completely famished—the sandwich was gone before it even touched the ground, and the fox licked his face with a small, red tongue. 11 Manuel laughed. “You want some more, don’t you?” he said. “I know it’s tough being a fox these days. Hardly any livestock around, and all the people going to and fro. It’s war, you see.” He looked for more food as he spoke, and the fox’s eyes never strayed from the satchel decorated with white and black glass beads. Based on how Manuel responds to events in paragraphs 6 and 7, the reader can conclude that a possible theme is fill in the blank_____ Answer choices for the above question A. people should appreciate good literature. B. people should be wary of wild animals. C. people should treat creatures with kindness. D. people should remember the morals from folktales.
Based on the interactions between characters in paragraphs 9–11, the reader can conclude that a possible theme is fill in the blank___ Answer choices for the above question A. generosity can cost you more than you’re willing to give. B. times of crisis can bring out the best in people. C. life in the desert can be very difficult D. pets can bring people great joy

Have you ever been exposed to injustice or seen the ramifications of things that have gone wrong and had no control over them? Do you wonder how things would be if things were different? Sometimes, someone or some people have had to make sacrifices for changes to occur. Those changes may have come through monetary means, casualties, or other ways. Is the price for progress ever too high? Why or why not?