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0 {) n- [/ a4 _ (a) a regular class will be given.% ]; K/ |6 Z4 G5 C
(b) an optional review class will be given.. Q8 p, D! N8 D7 ~7 s) b1 ~& M% q
(c) an exam will be given.
$ c/ |" w4 O4 h% R (d) class will be canceled.$ ]2 z4 S) A8 Z8 p, X
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(a) rock formations in the nevada desert.% p; U3 ]+ U* t3 |3 p/ D$ b5 _
(b) graduate studies in anthropology.; r" S: ]0 }; x# S/ J; }
(c) excavation techniques used in archaeology. O( _' O4 H( W$ }% u
(d) prehistoric desert people of nevada.6 ^2 c1 S, ]8 Z! d: g
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(a) they planned their migrations.- u. C/ H8 ] z+ E3 \6 [! M) `4 ^3 J
(b) they didn't travel far from their base camps.
; s7 ]4 f' U% Y (c) they hid from their enemies in caves.; H; v. @( P- b G# Q0 w) v
(d) they planted seeds near their camps.
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(a) they had trouble finding it.
% S( |+ _+ L) X (b) lack of light made it impossible.6 z5 ]3 ^; u" k' D6 D# [2 o
(c) it was too small for a group to fit into./ F: n9 d* G0 P
(d) items stored by others took up most of the space.
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(a) prehistoric desert people.
( F' |- E o% m (b) migratory animals.& C* t1 `$ t' R5 x, n5 i# o
(c) food supplies and tools.
* v3 _: }2 u' _6 n (d) growing plants.; ~' K$ t+ n( J( n
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(a) to illustrate the size of some objects.
2 A# w4 X0 g% O( r5 X% u+ \6 q1 x (b) to introduce the next assignment.
$ ?* U8 c7 w" U (c) to show some artifacts on display at the campus museum.% `' T3 j3 t8 V" h
(d) to demonstrate his photographic ability./ Q+ y& z% }: b$ r" L# p; L+ n1 r
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& w- S5 \% w5 t G& B) I) z* ^5 o (a) a comparison of fish to warm-blooded animals. x9 _$ H( Q" i2 z; X9 x
(b) the difference between saltwater and freshwater environments.
0 h/ X0 O" O1 H5 j5 E( O+ U (c) the importance of fish to human beings.
. z/ j1 A& u% O (d) how water has affected the development of fish.
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(a) it can' t be compressed.& _) ?1 h, t& C, ]5 b9 `- _
(b) it is often polluted.5 l1 g9 R1 @; A$ @' x' E3 \
(c) its temperature often fluctuates dramatically.
3 y! g& J' q$ C w/ y# q3 v (d) it limits their size.
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: N0 Y- g6 f: C9 ]0 y (a) a whale.
) S2 P2 I9 Y0 |" X' b( d (b) a human.
+ T4 @) u# G$ _8 q3 l5 F$ I (c) a snake.( \3 S+ p: l; q9 y8 l
(d) a snail.
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# S- @. w; @0 r (a) its skeleton.
' n5 G2 t2 B' Y! M& c8 N& | (b) its shape.
8 l6 ^1 t6 S& D/ G ~ (c) its senses.7 y) c7 [& w2 B
(d) its body temperature. |