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QUIZ

There is a boy in the girl's bathro...

79%
average accuracy

22 questions

Q.
Who is the new counselor at school?

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Mrs Ebbel

Jeff Fishkin

Carla Davis

Claudia

Q.
Colleen is a girl with red hair and a/an ________________face.

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red

freckled

blushing

angry

Q.
Bradley entered the girls' bathroom by mistake.

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Q.
Who is Jeff's only friend at school?

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Claudia

Mrs Ebbel

Bradley

Colleen

Q.
Bradley doesn't like Lori Westin because she talks a lot.

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Q.
When it rains lightly it _________ .

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snickers

stamps

detours

drizzles

Q.
What animal did Bradley talk about?

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Q.
to make something known or tell people about something officially -

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drop by

confuse

announce

squirm

Q.
Bradley feels like Carla Davis tricks him.

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Q.
make a casual or informal visit to a person or place -

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snicker

drop by

stamp

overhang

Q.
Carla Davis lets Bradley break something in her room.

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Q.
Carla wanted to hang Bradley's picture on her wall.

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Q.
Bradley was happy to give Carla his picture.

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Q.
grasp (something) tightly -

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clutch

spit

throw up

stamp

Q.
A hag is an ugly old wicked woman.

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Q.
Carla pretended to believe everything Bradley told her.

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Q.
What did Bradley do with the picture that he drew in Carla's office?

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he took it home

he gave it to Carla

he threw it into the trash can

he gave it to Jeff

Q.
to wrinkle the forehead to show anger, unhappiness, or confusion-

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Q.
Carla didn't let Bradley break anything in her room.

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Q.
an arrangement to meet or to do something-

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appointment

drastic

puddle

fist

Q.
Bradley told that he wasn't going to see the counselor. He told he was going to the library instead.

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Q.
Bradley thought that Carla's office was very well-organized.

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Freshwater represents only 2.5% of the water available on the planet. With the rapid increase in the world population, the acceleration of urbanization and global warming, this resource is becoming scarce.

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Many parts of the world are subject to water stress.

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The reuse of wastewater is strictly regulated by the legislation at global (WHO), European (European Union) and national levels.

Local authorities and industry

In Sydney, recycled water in a tertiary building

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Wastewater reuse, a second life for an essential resource

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It is now a major environmental, social, and economic challenge for cities and industry. Reusing wastewater is one of the solutions capable of meeting this challenge. Social and health risks, falling agricultural yields, impact on industrial productivity, conflicts of use, fires, and desertification all present risks for these countries if they are unable to find the appropriate answers.