She found that the best place to ________ new ideas was the library because it was quiet and the books and people provided her with plenty of inspiration.decimateconceivecondonedesignate

Question 6. She was renowned as one of the most prolific and ______ writers in the 19th century.A. aquatic B. accessible C. accomplished D. incompetentQuestion 7. It seems that nowadays city citizens are forgetting how to ______ face-to-face.A. broadcast B. record C. entertain D. interactQuestion 8. Children who are _____ to diverse cultures from a young age are more likely to develop amore inclusive world view.A. reflected B. maintained C. exposed D. generatedQuestion 9. Despite the innovative marketing, the film failed to ______ a wide audience.A. reach B. earn C. emerge D. takeQuestion 10. It’s quite challenging to ______ to living independently for the first time.A. insist B. urge C. contact D. adjust

She could always hide the fact that she was _________ until someone asked her to write her name or read a document.illiteratecausticemaciatedpretentious

She disliked the look of _________ houses and modern architecture in general, which was why she was in the market for an older home located in or near her city’s preservation district.dauntingcontemporaryarchaicdiscordant

She had a keen interest in the subjects of religion, faith, life after death, angels, and other matters of _________.panoramadestitutiontheologyanimosity

Select the correct answer.How does the author introduce the idea that there are ways to get inspired and motivated to connect with others who also advocate for change? A. by referencing her history of service projects and memberships to organizations to which she belongs B. by recounting her first experience attending the Points of Light Conference C. by providing examples of people she has worked with in her quest to change the world D. by explaining the focus of her current visit to China for language immersion