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Directiоns: Reаd the pаssаge. Then click оn the answer tо the question that follows it. (1)You may think that buttons near the lower edge of jacket sleeves are just there for looks. (2)That may be so today, but buttons on sleeves originally had a more practical purpose. (3)During the frigid winter of 1812, Napoleon and his troops invaded Russia. (4)As might be expected, many of his soldiers had runny noses from colds and flu, and—to put it delicately—they didn’t have the neatest habits for dealing with this problem. (5)This disturbed Napoleon, who was known to hate sloppiness and poor manners, so he instructed the military tailors to add metal buttons to the sleeves of his soldiers’ jackets. (6)Have you ever tried to wipe your nose on ice-cold buttons? The primary purpose of this passage is to
Directiоns: Reаd the item. Then click оn the аnswer tо the question thаt follows the item. (1)I visited my grandmother in a nursing home yesterday. (2)Ninety-two years old and partially paralyzed by a stroke, she now struggles to feed herself and is irreversibly bound to her bed or wheelchair. (3)Once vital and fiercely independent, she is now frail and incapable of even using the bathroom unassisted. (4)Mortified by her dependence on others, her moods range from quiet acceptance to whining complaint. (5)I do not see evidence of a divine plan in this situation. (6)Maybe there is no divine plan, or perhaps I am just not wise enough to see it. The tone of this passage is
Directiоns: Reаd the pаssаge. Then click оn the answer tо the question that follows it. (1)I can’t thank Rob and Elsie sincerely enough for introducing me to Sheila. (2)They promised me she was exactly my type, and how accurate they were—I’ve been yearning for a vain, shallow woman with the IQ of a turnip. (3)Sheila and I hit it off immediately. (4)When I picked her up in my Ford Escort, she wrinkled her adorable nose with exasperation and said, “I thought Elsie said you had a decent car.” (5)I took her to eat at Luigi’s and was thrilled by the way she sneered and said, “You are a cheapskate, aren’t you?” (6)When I suggested we see a foreign film and she announced that she never sees anything with subtitles because she hates to read, I wanted to marry her on the spot. (7)I’ll certainly have to think of some way to repay my dear friends for fixing me up with such a marvelous girl. The tone of this paragraph is
Directiоns: Reаd the item. Then click оn the аnswer tо the question thаt follows the item. By selling candy and other junk food in the lunchroom, public schools are teaching poor nutrition; such “lessons” should not be allowed. The primary purpose of this sentence is to