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11. Cellular respiration using oxygen takes place in the two stages called _______ and _______

16. _______ is NOT formed during aerobic respiration

I plan on watching on netflix episode-after-episode:

•Orange is the New Black

•Terra Nova

•The Wonder Years

•Ugly Betty

•The Lying Game

•Freaks and Geeks

•Bates Motel

•Dawson's Creek

•Kyle XY

What order should I watch these shows in?

I am entering a new school. My school requires all students to use Study Island as summer work with certain sessions based on what math level they are in. They mailed me and every other freshman how to log on. They say, "make sure the session type is in test mode," but the thing is, test mode is not displayed as an option. There is only practice mode, interactive classroom mode, printable worksheet, and game mode. Is there something in the settings where I can turn test mode on? Should I consult my school about it?

It's for a summer reading project where my English level needs to illustrate 3-5 scenes that are significant in the book we chose to read from a list. What are some scenes in the book that are significant? (Don't judge me. I actually read the book this is just part of the project I chose to do.)

I'm a 14 year old boy joining a ameatur production of Annie. I believe I'm a tenor. I'm not aiming for any role in particular. What are some good audition songs? What male parts are there in Annie?

There are great deals for tomorrow on Today's Tix for:

•The Phantom of the Opera

•Jersey Boys

•Mamma Mia!

•Pippin

•Les Misérable

There are more good deals but these are the ones I'm interested in. I'm going with my mother so which one is the best choice for us?

Last night was my 8th grade dance. I requested the DJ to play Just A Girl by No Doubt. I was the only person who was into it and actually had to force people to dance with me. The rest of the songs played were from 2007-2014 and I tried dancing to them but looked awkward. Why is the music coming out today so bad compared to music that came out between 1960-1999? I've asked people if they liked these certain artists and they've either heard of them but haven't heard a song by them or haven't heard of them at all:

Alice Cooper (with a response of, "who's she?")

KISS

Iggy Pop & The Stooges

The Rolling Stones

Motown artists

Madonna

Nirvana

The Carpenters

Blondie

David Bowie

Stevie Nicks (with a response of, "who's he?")

Billy Idol

Nazareth

Beastie Boys

No Doubt

ABBA

Prince

TLC

Davy Jones & The Monkees

Why haven't there parents shared this great music with their children? Why is today's music so meaningless compared to these legends? Don't judge me if you don't like anyone from the list above.

I bought a RCA Basic Indoor Antenna for my 1999 Sony Trinitron Color TV. I live in the central Monmouth County area of New Jersey. NYC is about 30 miles from my house. The only channels I can pick up are a radio station and some guy speaking in French. What are some tactics that I can get more channels and good reception?

My high school has already required me to read:

The 7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey

and

My Beloved World by Sonia Sotomeyer

But they gave my a choice of three books and I have to choose one and do a project with it. They are:

Farhenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

Which one of these books should I read? Which one is easy and good?

What is your opinion of the required books?

What group developed out of the Montgomery bus boycott?

What group supported segregation?

Was it Disco?

Heavy metal? (KISS, Alice Cooper, etc)

Psychedelic-acid type of music? (Hippie kind of music)

Pop music? (David Cassidy, Carpenters, etc)

Were artists from the sixties still popular? (Motown artists, Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, etc)

If all of these music genres equally popular, what different American cultures did they belong to?

How does Scout make Mr Cunningham leave Atticus alone at the jail?

What protects Scout during the attack by Bob Ewell?

Who led the fight for independence against France?

Why were the elections never held?

Why did the USA oppose independence for Vietnam after WWll?

How was the war frustrating for America?

What was Agent Orange?

What was napalm?

How did American troops turn people pro-communist?

What were the results of the war?

What was the Tet offensive and how did it affect America?

What long-term effects did the Vietnam War have on Vietnam & America?

I need five pros and cons of Monerams.

My English class started the first chapter today and I couldn't understand anything that was going on. Before we started it, I had a feeling that I was either going to love it or hate it. Does the book get any better after the first chapter?

Place these shows in order in which I should watch them episode-by-episode:

-Ugly Betty

-Lost

-The Lying Game

-Bates Motel

-Freaks and Geeks

-Dawson's Creek

-Kyle XY

-The Secret Life of the American Teenager

-Greek

I'm a guy and my nails weren't long AT ALL when this happened. After I got on my school bus (which is at 6:30 AM, very dark), I went to pull out my binder and the tip of my fingernail (where the nail meets the skin) was cut open. This hurt a lot when my finger was standing straight up and I thought my nail was going to fall off. When I got to school at 7:30, I went to the nurses office and asked for a Band-Aid to wrap around my finger to push the skin of my finger up close to the nail. This way my nail doesn't hurt when I stand it up straight. But when I took a shower the Band-Aid fell off and I saw it didn't fix it at all. How do I fix this?

A while ago I finished the book Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult (great book by the way). I was planning on reading Gerald's Game by Stephen King next, but my mother recommended that I read The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. This was only because she saw someone else reading it and thought I would like it and we where on vacation at the time and she didn't think Stephen King was a great author to read during vacation. Right now I'm at chapter 18 of The Lovely Bones and I really am not that moved by it and kind of bored. Divergent is coming out soon and I want to read that book but there are six more chapters left of The Lovely Bones. Is it okay to stop reading a book if you don't like it? Is The Lovely Bones's ending good? (No spoilers!) Is Divergent good? Is Gerald's Game good?

I'm a 13 going on 14 guy and sometimes I just simply ask other people for hugs. Is it weird to ask other guys for hugs? Should I limit it to girls?