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Passage 1 summary: The passage questions whether genes alone determine handedness. It notes that children often establish a consistent hand preference only at age two or three, presenting that…

Passage 1 summary: Paragraph 3 observes that animals also favor one limb, illustrating this with cats, horses and crabs. The underlined sentence explains that concentrating strength and dexterity in…

Passage 1 summary: The passage describes animals that favor a particular limb but do not generally share one population-wide direction of preference. The relevant phrase is “the preference for one…

Passage 1 summary: The author surveys competing accounts of handedness, reports numerical findings, and discusses evidence that limits genetic explanations. Studies of twins and fetal behavior are…

Passage 2 summary: Observations with Hubble reveal a black hole in Henize 2-10 whose outflow promotes nearby star formation. A long gas-and-dust connection links the black hole with the star-forming…

Passage 2 summary: A black hole in the dwarf galaxy Henize 2-10 is connected to a nearby region of new stars by a very large structure consisting of gas and dust. The author compares this structure…

Passage 2 summary: Paragraph 1 introduces a supermassive black hole located in Henize 2-10. It describes the black hole emitting a long jet of ionized gas, which contributes to nearby star formation.…

Passage 2 summary: Hubble has supplied clear evidence linking a black hole in Henize 2-10 with a nearby star-forming region. The passage presents this as the first observation of a black hole helping…

Passage 2 summary: The passage reports a black hole assisting star formation in Henize 2-10. In paragraph 2 it gives a parenthetical criterion for a dwarf galaxy: its stellar population is no greater…

Passage 2 summary: Astronomers had already observed large black holes emitting jets or plumes. Before the reported Henize 2-10 discovery, they expected such outflows to obstruct star formation in…

Passage 2 summary: The passage explains how a black hole’s outflow can affect surrounding gas clouds. Heating to an appropriate temperature can promote star formation, whereas excessive heating…

Passage 2 summary: Hubble observations show a black hole in Henize 2-10 assisting nearby star formation, contrary to prior expectations about such outflows. A connecting structure is explicitly…

Passage 2 summary: The passage reports a Hubble discovery linking a black hole’s outflow to star formation in a dwarf galaxy. It supplies measurements, quotes a researcher and explains how moderate…

Passage 3 summary: The passage explains how visible gestures accompany speech, organize meaning and help direct classroom attention. It describes rhythmic, iconic and metaphoric gestures used to…

Passage 3 summary: Paragraph 1 gives two purposes of gestures accompanying speech. They help listeners follow the organization and interpretation of spoken content, and they can carry meaning that…

Passage 3 summary: The passage distinguishes gestures that rhythmically mark speech, depict physical shapes or movements, and represent abstract ideas. It places the line of First World War trenches…

Passage 3 summary: Paragraph 2 explains how speakers use gestures to mark and clarify their ideas. It notes that certain teaching subjects are particularly suitable for acting things out, illustrated…

Passage 3 summary: Paragraph 2 describes gestures that mark speech and help students visualize concrete shapes or abstract ideas. Paragraph 3 expands the discussion to movements and postures…

Passage 3 summary: Paragraph 3 contrasts postures suggesting dominance with fumbling or preening movements that reveal stress and anxiety. The author then says “You are most likely to use these at…

Passage 3 summary: Paragraph 3 describes gestures that regulate relationships and interaction. Pointing at someone to select the next speaker and raising a hand to stop someone speaking are presented…

There is talk of the two struggling companies merge, and it is believed that they would benefit significantly from synergy ...........

The two former rivals have formed an unlikely strategic alliance .......... everyone perplexed as to why they were at loggerheads for so long.

A meeting of the Board of Directors has been convened .......... by Manton Investments.

The company was quick to reassure shareholders that its cash flow is in a very healthy state .......... there is no liquidity issue.

You will never reach the top of the corporate unless you change your attitude towards your superiors; it is .......... at your job, but also how well liked you might be.

In published work spanning more than four decades, .......... by both individuals and institutions is systematically and significantly influenced by natural human cognitive limitations and biases.

Although mental accounting may have the benefit of preventing a person from spending too much in one account, it can result in ...........

.......... their most ardent champions concede that a technical or scientific breakthrough is necessary before solar cells can meet the goal of providing one percent of the nation’s energy needs.

Several employees of the company believe that the reason .......... the design department knows little about marketing and strategy.

In light of her extraordinarily creative budgeting proposal, a recent poll put Susan ahead of George in the race for governor and found her to be .......... candidate of the two.

I'm sorry I can't lend you $10, because I'm really .......... up this month.

Management has promised to facilitate an easy .......... to the new ownership structure.

The board has put forward a motion of no confidence in the Chief Executive and his days at the head of the company now appear ...........

It is often alleged that .......... is inconsistent with economic rationality, which assumes that people behave selfishly.

It is a huge conglomeration with activities in .......... industries ranging from extraction and mining to call center support services.

To this day, researchers and theorists debate whether bubonic plague caused The Black Death, a pandemic that .......... the world in the middle of the fourteenth century.

Even though Mrs. Wilson was a very wealthy woman, she still lived an .......... life and only spent money on the basic essentials.

Motivate consumers to want your product by positioning it in the marketplace to .......... to a single desire certain customers have. Trying to be everything to everyone makes no one feel special.

A/n .......... is the process by which a landlord forces a tenant out of the property the tenant is renting.

The business is .......... as it can no longer meet the repayments on its debt.