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What is significant about Martha's approach to talking with Betsy? ›

Martha's approach to talking with Betsy is significant because it makes Betsy feel more comfortable. Betsy is “obviously relieved” (line 30) when Martha leads Betsy away to speak privately.

The poet's use of the term “fault lines” in line 18 refers to the speaker's flaws. By “looking above” them, the speaker is trying not to focus on them.

In paragraph 1 the author uses the phrase “Everywhere you look” to point out how a problem, that “people are distracted by screens,” is widespread, or affecting a lot of people.

Most written responses on STAAR exams will be graded by a computer with new scoring process. 25% of written responses will be graded by a human, and the rest will be graded by an automated scoring engine.

Martha's sister Mary, who instead of helping her with the domestic chores was sitting “at the Lord's feet listening to what he said.” v39. Martha, possibly hot and tired from cooking and cleaning, went to Jesus and said, “Lord, don't you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself?

The Grade 7 STAAR Reading test features 45 questions, worth 56 points, spread out against two reporting categories, Reading and Writing. The Reading category has 26-28 questions, mainly multiple-choice, while the Writing Category has 17-19 questions, including an extended constructed response.

Different types of faults include: normal (extensional) faults; reverse or thrust (compressional) faults; and strike-slip (shearing) faults.

There are four types of faulting -- normal, reverse, strike-slip, and oblique. A normal fault is one in which the rocks above the fault plane, or hanging wall, move down relative to the rocks below the fault plane, or footwall.

The hanging wall block is always above the fault plane, while the foot wall block is always below the fault plane.

What is the Passing Score for the STAAR Exam? Understanding the passing scores is essential for gauging your child's performance. The scores within the red band represent failure, while students need a minimum of 25% to 35% to pass.

What is the lowest passing grade on STAAR? ›

The scores mentioned in the red band is the failing scores in STAAR tests. The students need a minimum of 25% to 35% in order to pass the tests. Every year the students receive a report card that states how well or how poorly they did in their tests.

If a student passes the course but does not pass the end-of-course assessment, the student may take the test again. However, a student is not required to retake a course just because he or she failed the assessment.

Inland Southern California

A large part of the region's population lives within 50 miles of the San Andreas fault and could be exposed to very strong levels of ground shaking in a major earthquake. Many other faults, such as the San Jacinto fault, create smaller, yet more frequent earthquakes.

A fault line is a long crack in the surface of the earth. Earthquakes usually occur along fault lines. 2. countable noun. A fault line in a system or process is an area of it that seems weak and likely to cause problems or failure.

People are different. They can differ, for example, based on age, gender, race, occupation, or even attributes such as pace of work or conscientiousness. Imagine if all these attributes perfectly align together to form fairly hom*ogeneous subgroups based on these similarities. Then, you get a faultline!

Intraplate earthquakes may be unrelated to ancient fault zones and instead caused by deglaciation or erosion.