JLAB Academic English 1

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What is the definition of inference?

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A conclusion based on clues or evidence 

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To bring things together in order to make something more solid, strong, or easier to handle . . .

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Consolidate

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Likely to change suddenly

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Capricious

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What words need to be capitalized?
the basketball player shoots like kevin durant.

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The, Kevin, Durant

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Which sentence below uses quotation marks appropriately? Options: Didn't she say our homework was due Friday? asked Jackson., "Didn't she say our homework was due Friday?" asked Jackson., "Didn't she say our homework was due Friday? asked Jackson., "didn't she say our homework was due Friday?" asked Jackson.

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"Didn't she say our homework was due Friday?" asked Jackson.

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The rise of Internet content platforms have made it much easier to create and distribute your own creative projects.

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has made it

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The simplest type of content creation is a text post: a short tweet, a status update, or an Instagram caption are all examples of people writing Internet content.

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No Change

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In many ways, this is a goodly thing, as people who are often silenced by traditional media are able to make their voices heard.

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a good thing

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Choose the correct version of the sentence: I wanted to go to Johns party, but Beverlys car broke down.

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I wanted to go to John's party, but Beverly's car broke down.

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Choose the correct word for the following sentence: (Their/ they're/ there) will be many opportunities to pass this class if you try.

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There