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 \nJava,which includes elements from the Javanese and Greek revival styles.  \nA universal  \n⑧  \nelaborate  \nillusory  \n◎  \nidealized  \nEiteXSAT  \n31:03  \nHide  \n\n| The dates that archaeologists assign to most of the colossal sculptures of human heads  \u003Cbr>produced by the Olmec civilization of Mesoamerica are necessarily___.The majority of  \u003Cbr>the sculptures have been moved from their original context,making precise dating  \u003Cbr>impossible.  \u003Cbr>EliteXS   | 2 □Mark for Review  \u003Cbr>Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?   |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | uncontroversial  \u003Cbr>A   |\n|  | ⑧  \u003Cbr>irrelevant   |\n|  |  |\n|  | applicable   |\n|  |  |\n|  | ①  \u003Cbr>approximate   |\n|  | AT   |\n\n30:20  \n# Section 1,Module 1:Reading and Writing\n\nDirectionsHideHighlights &Notes  \n# Section 1, Module 1:Reading and Writing\n\n30:02  \n29:50  \nHide  \n29:40  \n29:30  \nHide  \n\n| Researchers who examined data from radio-tagged southern sea otters(Enhydra lutris  \u003Cbr>nereis)identified fitness benefits gained by otters that used tools.By using fixed stones as  \u003Cbr>anvils,tool-using otters gained access to high-quality,hard-shelled prey(e.g.,mussels and  \u003Cbr>clams)that they could usually not access through biting alone.Non-tool-using otters  \u003Cbr>foraged abundant,energy-poor,easily extractable prey instead(e.g.,snails).Even when  \u003Cbr>easily processed prey were depleted,tool-using otters that processed mussels and clams  \u003Cbr>were thus able to obtain their needed energy resources and to do so without incurring  \u003Cbr>tooth damage.   | □Mark for Review  \u003Cbr>8  \u003Cbr>What does the text most strongly suggest about southern sea otters in environments w  \u003Cbr>snails,mussels,and clams are present? 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