1. With your nose plugged, your taste buds can't _____________ between an onion and an apple.  a) aggregate  b) explicit  c) scope  d) discriminate  e) enhance  f) transform  g) cite
2. The police officer ______(ed) her for running a stop sign. a) scope  b) discriminate  c) inhibit  d) migrate  e) cite  f) aggregate  g) acknowledge
3. During WWII, a person with a car was only ____________(ed) 3 gallons of gas per week.  a) subsidy  b) allocate  c) aggregate  d) transform  e) cite  f) abstract  g) inhibit
4. Rocket science is outside the _________ of this class.  a) cite  b) furthermore  c) abstract  d) incidence  e) scope  f) aggregate  g) transform
5. Computers are getting cheaper all the time; __________, their quality is improving.  a) cite  b) furthermore  c) abstract  d) incidence  e) scope  f) aggregate  g) transform
6. Mr. Coward was very ___________ about how he wanted us to head the paper. a) aggregate  b) inhibit  c) explicit  d) discriminate  e) enhance  f) transform  g) cite

1. The climb up Walton mountain took us two hours. a) climb/action  b) climb/linking  c) climb took/action  d) took/action  e) took/linking
2. This apartment complex can house up to a thousand people. a) complex/action  b) complex/linking  c) can/linking  d) can house/action  e) house/linking
3. The fast-running river was cold and treacherous.  a) running/action  b) was fast-running/action  c) was/linking  d) was cold/action  e) was/action
4. After a brief time in math class, I became bored.  a) became/linking  b) bored/action  c) became/action  d) bored/linking  e) none of the above
5. The policeman looked tired.  a) tired/action  b) looked/action  c) tired/linking  d) looked/linking  e) looked tired/action

Workbook Quiz p360-361. Open Book. Click only.

1. A republic is a country with a king. a) True  b) False
2. At the time this article covers, Italy had a strong central government.  a) True  b) False
3. Naples could be considered a part of the area called the "birthplace of the Renaissance."  a) True  b) False
4. The republics of the city-states in Italy had governments much like that of the United States.  a) True  b) False
5. What product/service made Florence wealthy?  a) gold  b) architecture and building  c) money-lending/banking  d) wool  e) spices
6. (map) Which city-state was the island of Corsica a part of?  a) Sardinia  b) The Papal States  c) Kingdom of the Two Sicilies  d) Florence e) Genoa
7. All the city-states were republics. a) True  b) False
8. The weathy families of Florence used their wealth to wage war on other countries like England and France.  a) True  b) False
9. All the Italian city-states were ruled by the families of Florence.  a) True  b) False
10. The word Renaissance means Roman culture.  a) True  b) False