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Page 1: PLAY Instructions About Celso Credits. PLAY Answer the questions to get clues of the Celso’s artifact location. Return

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Instructions

About Celso

Credits

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Answer the questions to get

clues of the Celso’s artifact location.

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Celso lives in Madrid, Spain,

1500. During this period he is trying to find and artifact which has been left by his ancestors.

Unfortunately, his enemies want to find this artifact and

use it for control the new World. Help Celso to encode the clues

to find this artifact.

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Drawings & Storyby

Benjamin Bocanegra

Celso Character is based on the Video Game Assassin’s

Creed II

Drawings & Animation made with Adobe Flash CS4

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(A) 2 (B) 5(C) 8(D) 10(E) 12

ResolveAdd 8x to 2x and then subtract 5 from the sum. If

x is a positive integer, the result must be an integer multiple of…

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Nice! The next clue says you have to go to Seville. Go and find a man who has 5 kids

and 5 horses.

The mathematical expression given in the

question is 8x +2x -5, which is equivalent to 10X -5. The expression can be factored

as 5(2x-1) . For every positive integer x , 5(2x-1) must be a multiple of 5. If x=1, then 5(2x-1)=5, which is not an integer multiple

of 2, 8, 10, 12 or 15. Therefore, the correct

answer is 5.

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Sentence CompletionAlthough some think the terms "bug" and

"insect" are ------- , the former term actually refers to ------- group of insects.

(A) parallel . . an identical (B) precise . . an exact (C) interchangeable . . a particular (D) exclusive . . a separate (E) useful . . a useless

Choose the word or set of words

that, when inserted in the

sentence, best fits the meaning of

the sentence as a whole.

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Well done! you are very close to the Celso’s

artifact. Go and contact someone called the bug to tell you where is the next

clue.

The word "although" indicates that the two parts of the sentence

contrast with each other: although most people think about the terms

"bug" and "insect" one way, something else is actually true about

the terms. Choice (C) logically completes the sentence, indicating that while most people think the terms are "interchangeable," the

term "bug" actually refers to a "particular" group of insects.

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Improving SentencesThe problem of antibiotic resistance, frequently compounded in certain countries because the

sale and use of antibiotics are not tightly controlled.

(A) resistance, frequently compounded in certain countries because

(B) resistance, frequently compounded in certain countries and (C) resistance, frequently compounded in certain countries when (D) resistance is frequently compounded in certain countries where (E) resistance is frequently compounded in certain countries and

Read choices (A) through (E), replacing the

underlined part with each answer choice to

determine which revision results in a sentence that is clear and precise and meets the requirements

of standard written English.

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This sentence is a fragment as written; there is no verb in the main clause. Of the

choices offered, only (C) and (D) correct this problem. (D) is the best choice

because the adverb "where" connects the second part of the sentence in a way that clarifies the relationship between the two

parts of the sentence. The correct sentence reads: The problem of antibiotic resistance is frequently compounded in certain countries where the sale and use of antibiotics are not tightly controlled.

Great! This problem gave you another clue “where”. There is a

mysterious order that keeps your artifact. Go and get it.

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ResolveWhich of the following could be the equation of

a line parallel to the line y = 4x −7?

A.

B.

C.

D.

74

1 xy

34 xy

74

1 xy

34 xy

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Parallel lines have the same direction. So the negative

answers C and D are wrong. A is totally wrong because ¼

changes the slope of the function. The correct answer

is B because this function has moved 3 units up and

keep the same direction and slope.

Congratulations! You have completed the quest. Celso has

fought bravely thanks to you and encoded the clues to find his

artifact.

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The Artifact has been found thanks to you. Now Celso can return to Madrid

and live in peace remembering his

ancestors and making justice.

Credits

See the Artifact

Exit

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The artifact contains mysteries that Celso has

to decode when the technology is improved.

In this moment is not useful because it works

with batteries and electricity which are not

developed yet.

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