So I need the kapitel 3 listening comprehension test. It’s for German does anyone have it?

I need help ASAP please giving brainliest! HELP PLS PLS PLSP PSLLS HURRY PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! What is 2x + 3y = 3 in slope-intercept form? Plz help thanks I really appreciate it answer all questions and get branlist and 30 points What gifts did Harry receive? what is the factor of 4u+20v If a recipe has 56 ounces of flour, and the amount of sugar is 18%, how muchsugar is in the recipe?a. 10 ouncesb. 18 ouncesc. 38 ouncesd. 56 ounces 1. Acquired $25,000 from the issue of common stock. 2. Purchased $2,500 of supplies on account from the Gadget Supply Agency. 3. Performed security services at local sporting events during the year for $8,000 cash. 4. Paid salaries expense of $3,000 for the year. 5. Purchased land, paying $10,000 cash. 6. Paid utility expenses of $2,000 for the year. 7. Paid a cash dividend of $1,500 to the shareholders. 8. Found out from an appraiser that the market value of the land on 12/31 was $12,500. Five less than the product of four and a number is three . What is the number Read this passage (THE QUESTIONS ARE AFTER THE PASSAGE ANSWER CORRECT THEM FOR BRAINLIST AND 25 POINTS)Whales are aquatic mammals.1 Whales live in the water, but they arent fishtheyre mammals. All mammals are warm-blooded (maintain a high constant body temperature), breathe air, give live birth, nurse their young, and have hair. A whale breathes air through nostrils called a blowhole, located on top of its head. When it needs oxygen, a whale surfaces, thrusts its blowhole clear of the water, exhales (blows), and then inhales (takes in a deep breath of air).Baby whales drink milk.2 Like other mammals mothers, whales give birth to live young. A whale calf that is born under water can swim at birth. Soon after birth, the calf begins nursing. Whale milk is rich in fat and protein, and baby whales grow quickly. A blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) calf can gain as much as 90 kg (200 lb) a day while nursing.Do whales have hair?3 Yes, whales have hair, but they usually shed their hair while they are very young. Adult whales rarely have hair. A young whale may be born with sparse hairs along its rostrum. 1 Smooth skin makes a whale sleek and fastan adaptation for living in water. What does a whales skin feel like? Some people say it feels like a wet inner tube.Whales are adapted for water.4 Whales bodies are streamlined. A streamlined shape glides easily through water and helps a whale conserve energy as it swims. A whales powerful tail is made up of a pair of flukes. The tail flukes move up and down for swimming. Forelimbs are called flippers. Whales use their flippers for steering and, with the help of the flukes, stopping. Most whales have a dorsal fin, which helps regulate body heat and also helps stabilize a swimming whale.Blubber keeps whales warm.5 Whales are warm-blooded with a core temperature about the same as ours. Because they live in cool water, they have adaptations for retaining body heat. A thick layer of fatty tissue called blubber lies just under the skin. Blubber insulates a whales internal organs and muscles.Mysticeti means mustached whale.6 This nickname refers to the baleen that hangs from the gums along each side of a mysticetes upper jaw. Baleen is made mostly of keratin, a substance that also forms our fingernails and hair. Mysticetes tend to be solitary animals, traveling alone or in small groups. Unlike toothed whales, they have two blowholes.Baleen plates work like a strainer.7 A mysticetes baleen strains food from the water. Some mysticetes feed by swimming with their mouths wide open. Others gulp in huge amounts of water. When they close their mouths, the water is forced out through the baleen, and food is trapped in the fringe. The whale swallows its meal.The largest eat the smallest.8 Mysticetes, some of the largest animals ever to live on earth, eat some of the smallest, most abundant life in the ocean: plankton. Depending on the species, mysticetes also eat small schooling fishes and a variety of tiny crustaceans such as krill, copepods, and amphipods.How do we learn about whales?9 Much of our knowledge about whales has come from the study of dead animals on beaches and from whaling expeditions. Today scientists study live whales to learn more about how they live.10 Studying whales in the wild can be difficult because all we usually see is the blow, the back, or the tail flukes. Some scientists study whales under water or analyze whale photographs.11 Much information has also come from whale studies in research facilities and marine zoological parks. Zoological research and breeding efforts have generated a wealth of behavioral, nutritional, and veterinary information. Recovered stranded whales also provide insight.Which word is a SYNONYM for gulp?trytasteswallowchewWhat is the BEST definition of flukes based on this sentence?tail partsocean currentsupper jawsfast motionsWhich detail from the passage does NOT support the claim that whales are mammals?Whales breathe air.Whales have hair.Whales drink milk.Whales swim easily.Based on the suffix -ful, what does the word powerful mean?without powerdifferent from powerfrom a place of powerhaving much powerWhich word in Paragraph 10 helps the reader understand what the word analyze means?scientistsstudywaterphotographsWhat is a SYNONYM for constant?faststeadydelicatefrequentWhich word from the passage comes from the Latin root meaning to make ready?substanceexpeditionsgeneratedinformation 3. Determine the uses of the following materials:(b) Bronze (c) Sulphured(d) Iodine(a) Brass determine f(2) for the function f(x)=4(3)^3+1A. 36B. 108C. 432D. 2916 what 3 things make up the health triangle? -30=5(x+1) x=? Solve for X 9. Which of the following statements explains how the process of photosynthesis andcellular respiration cyde matter?A. The outputs of photosynthesis are the inputs for cellular respiration.B. The inputs of photosynthesis are the inputs of cellular respirationC. The inputs of cellular respiration are the inputs of photosynthesis.D. The outputs of cellular respiration are the outputs of photosynthesis. 1. How did Christianity spread throughout the world? which heading best completes the chart?A.X:Insertion, Y:substitution, Z: deletionB. X:substitution Y:insertion Z:deletionC. X:deletion Y:substitution Z:insertionD. X:substitution Y:deletion Z:insertion Can you guys help me...