Airlines May Choose to Eliminate or Cut Back on In-Flight

question 21

Multiple Choice

Airlines may choose to eliminate or cut back on in-flight foodservice in order to:

• A)increase business for the airport restaurants
• B)support lower fares
• C)provide better safety onboard
• D)decrease their carbon foodprint

Increase understanding of context clues to determine correct word usage.

Recognize the impact of incorrect word choice on the clarity and meaning of a sentence.

Understand the construction and interpretation of segmented bar graphs for categorical data.

Evaluate associations between two categorical variables using graphical and tabular data representations.

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Definitions:

Northern Vision

A phrase that reflects the perspectives, objectives, or aspirations prevalent in the northern part of a country, which can differ significantly from those in the south due to cultural, economic, or political differences.

Sharecropping

An agricultural system where tenants agree to work a landowner's land in return for a share of the crops produced on their portion of land.

Southern Economy

Historically, the economy of the southern United States, which was heavily reliant on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of cotton and other cash crops, and was significantly impacted by slavery until the Civil War.

Planter Families

Wealthy families in the American South before the Civil War, who owned large plantations and numerous slaves to work on these estates.