According to the passage what are some of the popular misconceptions about diamonds?A. Diamonds could be found in flields and forests by lucky people and are aliveB. Only lucky people could find diamondsC. Diamonds are found alive in forested areasD. People who find diamonds in fields and forests are lucky because the diamonds give them long life

According to the passage, why is it easy to tell the difference between diamond and glass?A. Because of the difference in the rays that are sent outB. Because glass is cheaper than diamondC. Because light bounces off glass more uniformly than diamondsD. Because diamonds shine brighter than glassstrikethrough_schat_bubble_outline

How does the writer show that not all diamonds are valuable?A. By stating only 20% of all diaonds are used in jewelleryB. By showing that diamonds have a variety of usesC. By saying that diamonds are used in industriesD. By saying that not all diamonds are clear

What type of inheritance may lead to the diamond problem?

The writer uses the sentence, "Any bargain diamond is questionable." to suggest?A. that all bargain diamonds are falseB. that bargain diamonds are not a good investmentC. that not all diamonds are perfect or flawlessD. that a cheap diamond could not be perfect or flawlessstrikethrough_schat_bubble_outline

The price of diamonds is substantially greater than the price of water because: