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Conduct can have different meanings.

When used as a verb, conduct means to perform or do something.

For example:

Scientists conduct experiments in order to prove their theories.

make

do

publish

perform

Which answers are closest to this meaning of conduct? Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

make

perform

do

publish

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Conduct can also mean behavior.

For example:

A person's conduct is the way he behaves in specific situations.

The parents were embarrassed by their children's conduct in the restaurant. They were running around and making a lot of noise.

your ideas about something

the way you do things

the way you act in situations

how you behave

Which words are closest to this meaning of conduct? Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

how you behave

the way you act in situations

your ideas about something

the way you do things

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Read the paragraph and answer the question below.

to help people distinguish between sense and nonsense

to establish that people cannot move heavy objects by using only the power of their minds

to examine how to move heavy objects

Distinguishing between Sense and Nonsense

Some people claim that they can move heavy objects by using only the power of their minds, send "thought messages" or see what will happen in the future. How can we prove that these claims are nonsense? The only way, of course, is to conduct scientific experiments that are carefully controlled. These experiments would show that these claims are not based on strong scientific evidence.

What would be the purpose of conducting scientific experiments in this case? Choose 2 correct answers.

Response:

to examine how to move heavy objects

to establish that people cannot move heavy objects by using only the power of their minds

to help people distinguish between sense and nonsense