Eating a lot of red meat is not good …. you.
A. at
B. for
C. on
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A. is seen
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D. wasn’t seen
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Two bears _____ near the lake.
A. see
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Identify the role of the suffix “-ist” in the word “scientist” and explain its significance.
A. A person who studies science; “The scientist made a new discovery.”
B. A person who teaches; “The scientist taught the class.”
C. A person who writes; “The scientist wrote a book.”
D. A person who paints; “The scientist painted a picture.”