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Answer:

Idealistic

Explanation:

Misconceptions about food safety that you saw in the video Select the misconception about food safety that you saw in the video,

O Food sources in the United States are closely monitored by the FDA

O There are millions of bacteria

O You do not have to wash a cutting board between cutting different foods.

O All bacteria are pathogens.


Answer: You do not have to wash a cutting board between cutting different foods.

What is an example of family dynamics in ¨ The Veldt ¨

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Sona had put aside some pocket money to buy a gift for her mother. (pick out the phrasal verb)

1 point

a. some

b. put

c. put aside

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read the following passage​

What evidence does the author provide to support the claim that Pocahontas contributed to peace between the native Americans and the settlers

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"Hungry hands" is a an example of which literary technique?

Saying a poet's hands are "hungry" is an example of free verse poem.
Saying a poet's hands are "hungry" is an example of rhyme.
Saying a poet's hands are "hungry" is an example of figurative language.
Saying a poet's hands are "hungry" is an example of meter.

What part of the academic writing model do you struggle with the most? Explain.

the underline word pith as used in the passage most nearly means ​

In at least 150 words, explain whether or not Jim was a stereotype of uneducated African American slaves of the nineteenth century.

Review Macbeth's soliloquy from scene i. What might have caused Macbeth's hallucination of the dagger (which then becomes bloody even though he has not killed Duncan)? What might the blood signify? Act 2​

Why did Hansberry name the play a raisin in the sun?

Please help time is running out
In Langston Hughes’s poem “I Dream a World,” the repetition of the word “dream” emphasizes
A.) the idea that the action of the poem takes place at night.
B.) the notion that Hughes lives in a fantasy world rather than reality.
C.) the fact that equality is a desired but seemingly unattainable goal.
D.) the belief that dreams often remain unrealized due to oppression.

Please help!

Find the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:

The lion escaped from the zoo.

A. The 200
B. The lion
C. Escaped
D. From the zoo

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I don’t now how to do this assignment

Read the passage from Of the Wisdom of the Ancients.

Now the philosophy of the Greeks, which in investigating the material principles of things is careful and acute, in inquiring the principles of motion, wherein lies all vigour of operation, is negligent and languid; and on the point now in question seems to be altogether blind and babbling; for that opinion of the Peripatetics which refers the original impulse of matter to privation, is little more than words—a name for the thing rather than a description of it.

Which phrase from the passage best states its central idea?

the philosophy of the Greeks, which in investigating the material principles of things is careful and acute
in inquiring the principles of motion, wherein lies all vigour of operation, is negligent and languid
refers the original impulse of matter to privation
a name for the thing rather than a description of it

Write a one paragraph summary of Orpheus and Eurydice by Betty Bonham Lies

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HELP!!!!!!!!!! Pls write a very good persuasive speech.

A demand __________ is a table that displays the quantity demanded.
A.
curve
B.
chart
C.
scale
D.
schedule

She could not figure out the theme of the play clearly. (pick out the phrasal verb)

1 point

could not

figure out

clearly

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How does paragraph 8 contribute to the story? A. It shows that Phoebe doesn't consider Greece to be her home. B. It reveals that Phoebe was not born in Greece. C. It shows how much Phoebe doesn't want to learn about Greece. D. It reveals how long it has been since Phoebe has visited Greece.​

When Donovan and Keisha arrived to Mr. Java's science class, they immediately decided they would request to be lab partners for the semester. Keisha was always a student who knew what she wanted and how she would achieve her goals. She was known for being a "go-getter." Both Donovan and Keisha were honor students and well-behaved; they were the epitome of high-achieving students. Their hard work would certainly pay off by them being nominated for the science scholar program.
Throughout the semester, Donovan and Keisha successfully completed several science labs together. One day though, Donovan was absent. Normally, Keisha would not have been concerned about him not being in class, but today, their final lab assignment which was worth 300 points was due. This assignment would determine which students would surely clinch the nomination for the science scholar program, and Donovan had all of their work! What will happen to my grade? What about the nomination? Keisha nervously cried in her head. Students would not be allowed to turn in their assignments late. Mr. Java had been very clear about that. So Keisha had a choice to make: Would she take a risk of being disciplined for taking out her cell phone to call Donovan?
Keisha secured a hall pass and quickly ran into the girl's bathroom. She began to dial Donovan's number, the electronic notes of the dial pad piercing the silent air of the room. As the phone began to ring, she heard four loud knocks on the bathroom stall door—a teacher!
Moments later, Keisha found herself waiting in the principal's office, embarrassed and ashamed. Only rowdy, unruly kids end up in the principal's office, she thought. I'm not one of them! Principal Johnson was known for being a no-nonsense type of lady who never pitied disorderly behavior. Now Keisha had no assignment and the promise of disciplinary action—both of which would ruin her chances of being accepted into the science program.
As Keisha sat down in the dreaded examination chair behind the principal's closed door, Principal Johnson said, "I recognize you, young lady. But you're not a regular in my office. I know you from… the honor student banquet! What in the world are you doing here?"
Keisha's embarrassment melted into an outpouring of tears and frustration as she told her story. Principal Johnson listened calmly and then said, "As you've no doubt heard, Keisha, I'm not one for bending the rules. And using your cell phone at school is very much against the rules! But your passion for science, for school, and for the science scholar program leads me to believe that I should make an exception."
Keisha smiled with relief as Principal Johnson handed her a cell phone.
"Here, you can use mine. Just stay out of the bathroom!"




In the story, Keisha is described as a "go-getter." Which of these other students in the examples below would be a considered a "go-getter"?
A.
Kevin, who always arrives to class on time and usually passes his Language Arts quizzes
B.
Tiesha, who makes straight-As, is on the track team, and is drum major of the marching band
C.
Marcus, who hangs out with his friends after school on the days he doesn't have detention
D.
Finney, who likes to watch television and spends most of his time playing video games on the computer

The loner's mother gave him his Bible name.

True
False

Which sentence uses the word crestfallen correctly?

The new car looked crestfallen as it rolled slowly out of the car wash.

I feel crestfallen as I listen to this upbeat music.

I was crestfallen after finding out that my application was denied.

It was extremely crestfallen of him to arrive late to the party.

Plz help lol

What is this passage mostly about?
Click for the passage, "Life on Tour."
O A. How musicians live when they are on tour
B. How to become a famous musician
O c. Why musicians need to go on tour
D. Why fans like different musicians
Helpp please

Which word best replaces "conjecture" as it is used in
paragraph 2?
1. astonishment
2. expectation
3. interpretation
4. judgment

Select the correct text in the passage
Which sentence in the passage indudes a simile?
wela was awestruck looking at the sheer size of Gemma's house. She had only seen such mansions in magazines or movies. Gemma welcomed Angela inside.
After a hearty lunch, they both headed to the music room,
"We you ready to begin your lesson?" Gemma asked, while taking a seat in front of the piano, Angela followed her example and sat beside her.
Gerima yenily placed her fingers on the zebra keys. She took a deep breath and began playing a beautiful song that was unfamiliar to Angela. After Gemma was
finished, she asked Angela whether she liked it
"We you kidding Angela exclaimed, "The piece was so smooth and harmonious. It was like honey to my ears."
"Are you sure that was your ears and not your tummy?" Gemma giggled,

how is Lela different from Devon.​

During her open book Latin exam, Tina needs to find the original meaning of the word "dance." Which reference should she use?