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-4. SUSAN ELOISE HINTON Susan Eloise Hinton is an American author, born in Tulsa, Okla., in 1950. As a young writer, Hinton decided to write under her initials in order to deflect attention from her...
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- From the information in the passage, we could describe the fiction of Susan Eloise Hinton as ------ .
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-5. MINIATURE ADULTS Perhaps the best description of the children who attended earlier schools is by the English novelist Charles Dickens: Pale and worn-outfaced, lank and bony figures, children with...
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-According to the passage, Pestalozzi believed ------ .
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-6. INEQUALITY in DISEASE While cases of AIDS have been reported in every nation of the world, the disease affects some countries more than others. More than 95 percent of all HIV-infected people li...
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-From the information given in the passage, we understand that ------ .
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-7. ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM Studies have shown that not all individuals are equally exposed to pollution. For example, worldwide toxic-waste sites are more prevalent in poorer communities. In the Unite...
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-8. KWANZAA Kwanzaa is an African American festival. Celebrated around the world by millions of people of African descent, the week-long holiday of Kwanzaa was developed by the American scholar and ...
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-The author points out that central to Kwanzaa is ------ .
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-9. BRITAIN'S EARLIER PRISONS In England the first use of prisons was to house vagrants and other idle persons. Later, minor offenders and debtors were imprisoned — since major offenders were execu...
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