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Part 4.  Main Ideas. The main idea may appear at any place w…

Part 4.  Main Ideas. The main idea may appear at any place within each of the paragraphs that follow. Write the number of each main idea in the space provided.(1)Blocking out your feelings may seem like a good way to protect yourself at emotionally difficult times. (2)But psychologists report that people who keep feelings locked inside are likely to run into trouble. (3)First, unexpressed emotions only deepen and become even more troubling. (4)Also, people with buried emotions often have a difficult time relating to others and are afraid of being hurt if they open up. (5)In addition, those hidden feelings may eventually find a harmful way to get out. (6)For example, people whose feelings are blocked off are more likely to have alcohol problems, attempt suicide, or try to hurt others. The main idea is in Sentence [a].

(1) If you are like most people, you feel that writing is no…

(1) If you are like most people, you feel that writing is not one of your talents and there’s nothing you can do about it. (2) The truth is that some common-sense tips can help you become a better writer. (3) First of all, write often. (4) Like other crafts, writing improves with practice. (5) Also, organize your material with an outline. (6) An outline will provide you with a good guideline without limiting you, as you can change it at any time. (7) Next, write in a plain style. (8)Don’t try to use overly fancy language. (9)Instead, just say what you mean simply and clearly. (10) Finally, tighten your writing. (11) Nothing improves writing more than eliminating unnecessary words. Sentence 6 provides

Part 3. Outlining. Read the paragraph below. Fill in the maj…

Part 3. Outlining. Read the paragraph below. Fill in the major details and the one missing explanation  for the main idea needed to complete the map below. 1) The level of stress in working parents can be high. 2) Professionals, however, offer several suggestions on how to help keep the demands of home and job in balance. 3) First of all, set limits. 4) This means to set aside time to relax and enjoy yourself. 5) Another helpful suggestion is to make frequent lists of things to do in the order of importance you give them. 6) At the top of the list may be “spend time with my children” and “go to work”; at the bottom may be “return Dora’s call.” 7) A third suggestion to fight stress is to ask for help. 8) Tell your spouse, partner, or children exactly what you want from them. 9) Discuss ways to share responsibilities at home. 10) It is also helpful to team up with other parents to share chores such as child care and driving kids to school. 11) Finally, say the experts, don’t aim for perfection—perfection is an obstacle to reducing stress. 12) For instance, be willing to tolerate less-than-perfect results on household chores.   Complete the main idea in the box below.  Professionals have suggestions on how to help _________________________________.

Regarding the digestion of lipids: The enzyme that works on…

Regarding the digestion of lipids: The enzyme that works on the digestion of lipids in the mouth is [linguinal].  Once in the stomach this enzyme is denatured due to the [lowpH].  The next enyzme active in breaking apart lipids is [gastric] that is active in the [stomach].  The next enzyme that works on lipid digestion is [pancreatic].  [bile] comes from the gall bladder and helps digestion by [emulisfying] lipids.  This completes lipid digestion and leaves the monomers of [glycerol].  They they move into the enterocytes where they are reformed into [triglycerides].  They move out of the basolateral membrane and into the [lymph] capillaries.  From the small intestine, they are moved to the [heart].