In 1984, what is Winston afraid of?Question 1Select one:a.heightsb.germsc.spidersd.rats

Question 7 of 10Which is an example of xenophobia?A.Elia is afraid of people who look different from her.B.George is afraid that he will not do well in school.C.Aurora is always afraid of mispronouncing new vocabulary words in her French class.D.Mickey is afraid of eating hot dogs that are sold in a park.

The underlined word in each sentence contains a spelling error. Type the correct word in each of the boxes provided.Winston loves animals. He adores his pet cat, Pandora. One day, Pandora is unfortunately (1) (dainosed) with a rare disease. When Pandora finally succumbs to the disease, Winston is (2) (daverstated). He tells himself that he must become a (3) (vetenarian) when he grows up.As an animal doctor, he will get to take care of animals, look after them when they are sick and nurse them back to health. He also wants to educate pet owners about animal health and (4) (wellfair). He hopes to emphasise that disease prevention is just as important as treatment and cure. His ultimate dream is to come up with a new (5) (vacsin) one day to cure the disease that took Pandora away. By working (6) (intimeitly) with animals in the future, Winston hopes to keep the memory of Pandora alive in his heart. He also wants Pandora to be proud of him.

Question 9 of 10Read this description:A monster that shape-shifts to look like an ordinary citizen and has the ability to control our thoughts.What societal fear does this monster most likely represent?A.Fear of country lifeB.Fear of living aloneC.Fear of nuclear powerD.Fear of government controlSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

After being conditioned to fear white rats, little Albert also became fearful of stuffed animals, and anything white and fluffy. This is called:Group of answer choicesdiscriminationextinctiongeneralizationall of these

Mr. Tom ___________ of climbing mountains since he was a young child.has been scaredis scaredwas scaredwould be scared