Directions: Match each passive sentence with the correct form.

Directions: Rewrite the sentences. Use the passive voice without saying who performed the action. DO NOT INCLUDE “BY”.     1. The driver drove them to the airport. 2. A woman gave the children presents. 3. A photographer takes pictures at the wedding.

Directions: Rewrite the sentences. Use the passive voice and by to identify the agent—the person who performed the action.     1. Hundreds of people attended the races. 2. The spectators encouraged the swimmers.

Damage to which one of the following most often results in apragmatism?

TBIs can be characterized by what two types of lesions?

A certain planet has a day length of 24 hours. The planet is totally covered in water, except for one small island. At hour 0, the island has 100% light with the planet’s star in the top of the sky. At hour 12, the island has 0% light and is in total darkness. Write an equation that models the amount of light in the sky on the island in terms of hours passed.

Lydia holds the end of a yo-yo string 0.9 metres from the ground and swings the yo-yo in a circle perpendicular to the ground. After 0.5 seconds, the yo-yo is at it’s closest point to the ground, 0.1 metres. After 1 second, the yo-yo is at its farthest point from the ground, 1.7 metres. What is the amplitude of the function that represents the yo-yo’s distance from the ground in terms of the seconds that have passed, and what does it represent?

Witherington argues that the size of the scrolls of Luke and Acts, the time each covered, and the symmetry of their contents all point to the shared literary conventions of each work.

Witherington assumes that Luke wrote before Mark and that Mark’s Gospel did not significantly impact the writing of either Luke or Acts.

The “synchronisms” (events that intentionally correspond at points in time) in the narrative of Luke-Acts point to the author’s desire to be recognized as one writing real history both in the narratives of Luke and Acts.