a. One trend in economic globalization is to send many jobs to other countries such as India, Pakistan, and the Philippines.
	b. Today's students will need high-level training in math, writing, critical reading, and critical thinking to compete for the high-salary jobs that remain in the United States.
	c. Economic globalization has created new trends and dilemmas for the current workforce.

	a. Anagrams are words that are formed by reorganizing the letters of another such as altitude and latitude.
	b. Given opportunities to play with words, children can increase their vocabulary and improve their spelling.
	c. Think Pinks is a game in which the participant gives two clue words and the other player must come up with rhyming synonyms: for example, a "seafood platter" might be a "fish dish."

	a. Cell phones, while convenient, have created some new problems.
	b. Motorists are literally being driven to distraction when they try to maneuver their vehicle and simultaneously negotiate a cell phone conversation.
	c. Administrators at one university discovered a cheating ring that involved cell phone use during exams, which led to the ban of phones in classes.

	a. Years ago, firefighters used unlit cigars as air filters when they entered a smoke-filled building.
	b. Today's firefighter wears turnout gear made of a fire-resistant material called Nomax and carries a self-contained breathing apparatus.
	c. The equipment created for today's firefighters helps keep them out of harm's way.

	a. Hamlet is an example of a dynamic, or multidimensional, character; that is, he evolves as he interacts with others in the play.
	b. In contrast, Laertes is a static, or monodimensional, character, who acts as a foil to Hamlet.
	c. In literature, two kinds of characters enhance the development of a story.