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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Why were people in Salem, Massachusetts, accused of being witches in the 1690s? How were books made before the printing press was invented? Why was DT, a popular pesticide, banned in the United States? These are some of the questions answered in this three-book, reading-comprehension series. People, places, and events from around the world and from ancient to modern times provide the subjects for 15 new and interesting stories in each book. The books can be used in many ways as part of the reading and social studies curriculum in regular, remedial, and second-language classes as well as with home-school instruction. The clear directions allow students to work independently or in a group. By broadening students general knowledge of the world through its reading selections and by developing their understanding, thinking, and writing skills through its exercises, this series prepares students well for standardized or other kinds of tests. Book 3 offers 15 narratives on topics as varied as laser eye surgery, the Great Mosque of Djenne, the birth of Impressionism, and diverse biographies such as Coco Chanel, Fidel Castro, and Aung San Suu Kyi. Reading comprehension questions, vocabulary, and writing exercises accompany each narrative. …

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Condition: Good. The 20th century began with a sense of great optimism after centuries of oppression. It was to be one of the most violent and tumultuous in world history, and paved the way for many people to seize opportunities and make a difference. It has also been the most progressive, tipping into the 21st century where those achievements are as publicised as ever. And women have been there every step of the way.From extraordinary breakthroughs and inventions in science, to revolutionary political shifts, to artistic and cultural movements, this is a collection of some of the most remarkable achievements of women in the last century.Some have changed the way people think, some the way people see and hear, and others have changed the course of events across the globe. All have shaped our history. And our future.Profiles included women such as these, and so many more.Simone de BeauviorMarie CurieIndira GandhiCoco ChanelTracey EminVirginia WoolfAngela MerkelFrida KahloMichelle ObamaPrincess Diana.…

Condition: Very Good. The 20th century began with a sense of great optimism after centuries of oppression. It was to be one of the most violent and tumultuous in world history, and paved the way for many people to seize opportunities and make a difference. It has also been the most progressive, tipping into the 21st century where those achievements are as publicised as ever. And women have been there every step of the way.From extraordinary breakthroughs and inventions in science, to revolutionary political shifts, to artistic and cultural movements, this is a collection of some of the most remarkable achievements of women in the last century.Some have changed the way people think, some the way people see and hear, and others have changed the course of events across the globe. All have shaped our history. And our future.Profiles included women such as these, and so many more.Simone de BeauviorMarie CurieIndira GandhiCoco ChanelTracey EminVirginia WoolfAngela MerkelFrida KahloMichelle ObamaPrincess Diana. …

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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Why were people in Salem, Massachusetts, accused of being witches in the 1690s? How were books made before the printing press was invented? Why was DT, a popular pesticide, banned in the United States? These are some of the questions answered in this three-book, reading-comprehension series. People, places, and events from around the world and from ancient to modern times provide the subjects for 15 new and interesting stories in each book. The books can be used in many ways as part of the reading and social studies curriculum in regular, remedial, and second-language classes as well as with home-school instruction. The clear directions allow students to work independently or in a group. By broadening students general knowledge of the world through its reading selections and by developing their understanding, thinking, and writing skills through its exercises, this series prepares students well for standardized or other kinds of tests. Book 3 offers 15 narratives on topics as varied as laser eye surgery, the Great Mosque of Djenne, the birth of Impressionism, and diverse biographies such as Coco Chanel, Fidel Castro, and Aung San Suu Kyi. Reading comprehension questions, vocabulary, and writing exercises accompany each narrative. …

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Why were people in Salem, Massachusetts, accused of being witches in the 1690s? How were books made before the printing press was invented? Why was DDT, a popular pesticide, banned in the United States? These are some of the questions answered in this three-book, reading-comprehension series. People, places, and events from around the world and from ancient to modern times provide the subjects for 15 new and interesting stories in each book. The books can be used in many ways as part of the reading and social studies curriculum in regular, remedial, and second-language classes as well as with home-school instruction. The clear directions allow students to work independently or in a group. By broadening students general knowledge of the world through its reading selections and by developing their understanding, thinking, and writing skills through its exercises, this series prepares students well for standardized or other kinds of tests. Book 1 offers 15 narratives on topics as varied as the Great Barrier Reef, the Salem Witch Trials, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Students show their understanding of what they have read by finding and marking answers in the text as well as by writing answers to comprehension questions. They expand and strengthen their vocabulary through exercises that include proverbs, idioms, similes, and homophones. They develop their writing by creating letters, summaries, descriptions, and interviews. …

Paperback. Condition: Good. Why were people in Salem, Massachusetts, accused of being witches in the 1690s? How were books made before the printing press was invented? Why was DDT, a popular pesticide, banned in the United States? These are some of the questions answered in this three-book, reading-comprehension series. People, places, and events from around the world and from ancient to modern times provide the subjects for 15 new and interesting stories in each book. The books can be used in many ways as part of the reading and social studies curriculum in regular, remedial, and second-language classes as well as with home-school instruction. The clear directions allow students to work independently or in a group. By broadening students general knowledge of the world through its reading selections and by developing their understanding, thinking, and writing skills through its exercises, this series prepares students well for standardized or other kinds of tests. Book 1 offers 15 narratives on topics as varied as the Great Barrier Reef, the Salem Witch Trials, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Students show their understanding of what they have read by finding and marking answers in the text as well as by writing answers to comprehension questions. They expand and strengthen their vocabulary through exercises that include proverbs, idioms, similes, and homophones. They develop their writing by creating letters, summaries, descriptions, and interviews. …

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