ad the selection, and choose the best answer to each question. Changing Place Names "What's in a name?" 1 Constantinople, Leningrad,Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, East Pakistan. What do all these names have in common? They are the former names of places that now exist under different names.Place names are changed for many different reasons. Let's examine a few of the reasons the names of these places changed. The Stories Behind the Names 2 Constantinonle-now known as Istanhul-was once called Read this sentence from paragraph 5 The country was informally referred to as Russia.but this was not quite accurate since Russia was only one of the republics that formed the greater union. in the context of this sentence, what does the word greater mean? A. larger in size B. more important C. more impressive D. higher in quality

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ad the selection, and choose the best answer to each question. Changing Place Names "What's in a name?" 1 Constantinople, Leningrad,Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, East Pakistan. What do all these names have in common? They are the former names of places that now exist under different names.Place names are changed for many different reasons. Let's examine a few of the reasons the names of these places changed. The Stories Behind the Names 2 Constantinonle-now known as Istanhul-was once called Read this sentence from paragraph 5 The country was informally referred to as Russia.but this was not quite accurate since Russia was only one of the republics that formed the greater union. in the context of this sentence, what does the word greater mean? A. larger in size B. more important C. more impressive D. higher in quality

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The answer is **A. larger in size**.The sentence explains that Russia was just one of the republics making up the Soviet Union. Therefore, the Soviet Union (the "greater union") was physically larger than any single republic within it, including Russia.

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