SAT Boundaries Practice

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What are synthetic fibers?

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Synthetic fibers are human-made materials used in clothing and consumer products, known for their durability compared to natural fibers.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'fibers, but' in Standard English?

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The phrase 'fibers, but' indicates a contrast or exception in a sentence, adhering to the conventions of Standard English.

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What did Wilma Rudolph achieve in the 1960 Summer Olympics?

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Wilma Rudolph won three gold medals, becoming the first US woman to achieve this in a single Olympics.

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What is the role of the lamp in the Árbol de la Sidra sculpture?

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The lamp inside the sculpture illuminates the green glass bottles, creating a soft glow.

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What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration?

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Aerobic respiration requires oxygen, while anaerobic respiration does not; both are processes for breaking down glucose for energy.

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What does it mean to underestimate the effects of kindness?

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To underestimate the effects of kindness means to believe that small acts of kindness have less impact on others than they actually do.

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What is the purpose of using recycled materials in art, like the Árbol de la Sidra?

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Using recycled materials in art promotes sustainability and raises awareness about environmental issues.

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How do acts of kindness influence social interactions?

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Acts of kindness can strengthen social bonds and improve relationships by fostering goodwill and positive feelings.

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What is the importance of Standard English conventions in writing?

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Standard English conventions ensure clarity, coherence, and professionalism in written communication.

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What is the impact of pollution from synthetic fiber production?

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The production of synthetic fibers can lead to air and water pollution due to the use of toxic chemical solvents.