Book is to reading as fork is to _____.TableEatingCuisineCooking

Question 1: Book is to Reading as Fork is to:A) CookingB) EatingC) CleaningD) WritingQuestion 2: Painter is to Canvas as Writer is to:A) PenB) PaperC) InkD) BrushQuestion 3: Car is to Road as Boat is to:A) SeaB) EngineC) FuelD) HarborQuestion 4: Hand is to Glove as Foot is to:A) ShoeB) SockC) SandalD) AnkleQuestion 5: Bird is to Nest as Bee is to:A) HiveB) FlowerC) HoneyD) SwarmQuestion 6: Sun is to Day as Moon is to:A) NightB) EclipseC) StarD) LightQuestion 7: Doctor is to Hospital as Teacher is to:A) SchoolB) StudentC) ClassroomD) LessonQuestion 8: Tree is to Leaf as Flower is to:A) PetalB) RootC) StemD) BranchQuestion 9: Pen is to Write as Brush is to:A) PaintB) CleanC) DrawD) EraseQuestion 10: Clock is to Time as Thermometer is to:A) TemperatureB) PressureC) WeightD) SpeedQuestion 11: Chef is to Kitchen as Carpenter is to:A) WorkshopB) ToolsC) WoodD) HouseQuestion 12: Watch is to Time as Calendar is to:A) DateB) DayC) YearD) MonthQuestion 13: Smile is to Happiness as Cry is to:A) SadnessB) JoyC) AngerD) SurpriseQuestion 14: Knife is to Cut as Hammer is to:A) HitB) BuildC) PryD) HoldQuestion 15: Car is to Vehicle as Book is to:A) ReadingB) AuthorC) LiteratureD) LibraryQuestion 16: Teacher is to Educate as Doctor is to:A) HealB) DiagnoseC) OperateD) PrescribeQuestion 17: Water is to Ocean as Sand is to:A) BeachB) DesertC) StoneD) MountainQuestion 18: Key is to Lock as Password is to:A) SecurityB) AccountC) ComputerD) WebsiteQuestion 19: Book is to Author as Painting is to:A) ArtistB) GalleryC) FrameD) ExhibitQuestion 20: Nose is to Smell as Ear is to:A) HearB) TasteC) SeeD) Touch

Chapter is to book as word is to: A. sentence. B. paragraph. C. page. D. verb.

Drawing BookProblemSubmissionsLeaderboardDiscussionsA teacher asks the class to open their books to a page number. A student can either start turning pages from the front of the book or from the back of the book. They always turn pages one at a time. When they open the book, page is always on the right side:When they flip page , they see pages and . Each page except the last page will always be printed on both sides. The last page may only be printed on the front, given the length of the book. If the book is pages long, and a student wants to turn to page , what is the minimum number of pages to turn? They can start at the beginning or the end of the book.Given and , find and print the minimum number of pages that must be turned in order to arrive at page .ExampleUsing the diagram above, if the student wants to get to page , they open the book to page , flip page and they are on the correct page. If they open the book to the last page, page , they turn page and are at the correct page. Return .Function DescriptionComplete the pageCount function in the editor below.pageCount has the following parameter(s):int n: the number of pages in the bookint p: the page number to turn toReturnsint: the minimum number of pages to turnInput FormatThe first line contains an integer , the number of pages in the book.The second line contains an integer, , the page to turn to.ConstraintsSample Input 062Sample Output 01Explanation 0If the student starts turning from page , they only need to turn page:If a student starts turning from page , they need to turn pages:Return the minimum value, .Sample Input 154Sample Output 10

There are ______________ on the table.   some books   any book   some book   any books

Publishers needed another big hit to _________ the lagging book industry, something that would enthrall readers and entice them to return to bookstores to purchase similar titles.replicatereinvigoraterendlather