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MMathFunctions
EEnglishGrammar and usage
RReadingKey ideas and details
SScienceScientific investigation
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Math · FunctionsQUESTION 1 OF 4
If f(x) = 2x + 7, what is the value of f(4)?

Select the value produced when 4 is substituted for x.

English · Grammar and usageQUESTION 2 OF 4
The committee, along with its advisors, are meeting today to review the proposal.

Which choice best replaces the underlined words?

Reading · Key ideas and detailsQUESTION 3 OF 4
Mara arrived before sunrise, expecting the community garden to be empty. Instead, she found three neighbors already carrying watering cans between the rows. Without discussion, they divided the work. By the time the sun cleared the rooftops, every new seedling had been watered.

The passage primarily emphasizes that the neighbors:

Science · Scientific investigationQUESTION 4 OF 4
Students tested how slope and grass cover affected soil erosion. They filled identical trays with equal masses of the same soil. Half the trays contained bare soil; the others had an even grass cover. Each tray was tilted to 5°, 15°, or 25°. A sprinkler delivered the same rainfall rate for 10 min to every tray. Runoff passed through a filter, and students dried and measured the sediment caught by the filter. Three trials were completed for every combination. The table shows mean sediment mass. Sediment collected after 10 minutes Sediment collected after 10 min Slope angle Bare soil (g) Grass-covered soil (g) 5° 12 4 15° 31 10 25° 58 19

Why was the rainfall rate kept the same for every tray?

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