Answer: D
Explanation:
caton goes skiing when she is at the top of the ski slope , she has ........................................energy as she races down the slope this is transferred into ................................... energy.
Answer:
Gravitational Potential Energy
The skier possesses gravitational potential energy at the top of a slope, which transforms into kinetic energy as he moves down the slope.
Explanation:
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Write a summary of Act 3 Romeo and Juliet
Answer:
Summary: Act 3, scene 3
Explanation:
In Friar Lawrence's cell, Romeo is overcome with grief, and wonders what sentence the Prince has decreed. Friar Lawrence tells him he is lucky: the Prince has only banished him. Romeo claims that banishment is a penalty far worse than death, since he will have to live, but without Juliet.
Some people dream of starring roles, their names in lights, and their pictures on the cover of People Magazine. I'm not one of them, though. A famous person gives up private life, feels pressured all the time, and is never completely safe. So, let someone else have that cover story. _________________________. *
I'd prefer to have fans and be a celebrity.
I'd rather lead an ordinary, but calm, life than be in the spotlight.
How to become famous
Psychological drawbacks can affect the life of a famous figure.
Answer:
I'd rather lead an ordinary, but calm, life than be in the spotlight.
Explanation:
main idea
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What is a pathogen and what are the main two types? What visual aid would accompany a text on pathogens to initially help with understanding? **I NEED THIS ANSWER FAST. PLEASE HURRY**
Answer:
Pathogenic organisms are of five main types: viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and worms. Some common pathogens in each group are listed in the column on the right.
Many pathogens may be spread through contaminated surfaces
Explanation:
The story “Use Your Head” uses both figurative and literal language.
Answer:
SI!!
Explanation
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Some dark night Shelly said, “I hate squirrels,”but really she loved them. Carol said, “They smell,”but really, she loved them too. Boththought that squirrels were cute.A.First PersonB.Second PersonC.Third PersonObjectiveD.Third Person LimitedE.Third Person Omniscient
Answer:
e
Explanation:
because its giving you how they both really feel keyword both
Both thought that squirrels were cute that Third Person Omniscient. Hence, option E is correct.
What is Third Person Omniscient?In this type of narrative writing, the narrator separates himself from the story's action. The narrator is privy to information that the characters are unaware of. It nearly seems as though God or a fly on the wall is relaying the tale.
J.K. Possibly the most well-known modern use of the limited third-person narrator is in J.K. Rowling's writing. Every action Harry Potter does in Rowling's "Harry Potter" books is sensed and experienced by the reader. However, the reader is blind to events that take place outside of Harry's line of sight.
While third-person omniscient tells us what multiple characters in the story are thinking and feeling, third-person limited point of view carefully follows one character in the story.
Thus, option E is correct.
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Reread paragraph 4. Which of these statements gives weak
support to the author's point?
Point: Classrooms need an update that includes
using video games.
The world beyond school is rapidly
changing
Video games should be used as leaming
tools along with paper and pencils
Students today are used to playing video
games outside of school
Teaching with video games would be
much better than teaching the traditional
way.
Answer: teaching with video game s
Explanation:
What is the meaning of the word reconnoiter as it is used in this sentence?
That done, he picked up the flashlight again and started to reconnoiter in the corridor,trying one door after another.
What is the main idea in this passage?
A enjoying a new movie B)
B learning about history C)
C how a movie was written
D knowing about countries
Oh and here's the passage (if you read it, thanks for reading it).
1If you liked last summer’s Merry Maids, you’ll love this season’s Lucky Flowers—the newest film from director Mike Willow. He is known all over the world of cinema for his odd method of storytelling. In this film, Willow does a fine job of directing the actors to seem real and genuine in their desires. The subject matter is quite different from anything else currently showing in movie theaters, but this movie makes an important point about happiness. Lucky Flowers is an outstanding success among Willow’s body of work. This coming-of-age story is the first in a new trilogy. In this film, a young poet named Jesse Germane travels to several places in Europe. He says he feels clogged and wants to find the perfect subject for his writing. Up until his international travels, Jesse has lived a rather boring life—or so he thinks. While in Europe, Jesse learns several lessons about himself, literature, and the meaning of life. 3Dazzling vistas serve as the background for many of the scenes in the film—a signature feature of Willow’s movies. One of the most memorable scenes in the film follows the lead character as he walks through the vast gardens of Versailles with his idol, writer Neil Dungeon (played by himself). During this exchange, one has to choose which part of the film to focus on: the amazing scenery or the fascinating dialogue between the two characters. In a perfect world, this movie would last twice as long. That way the audience could more thoroughly enjoy the work of the cast and crew. Thank goodness for DVDs, as this film definitely deserves a place on your living room shelf. 4In Italy, Jesse visits historical monuments and meets many famous artists. The camera sweeps from the rural countryside through the old romantic cities. Both locations inspire Jesse to write rhythmic verse. He uses whatever kind of paper lies close at hand. In one scene, Jesse scribbles a poem on his dinner napkin to the amusement of the other dinner guests. When Jesse isn’t hunched over his desk writing poetry, he’s penning letters to his family in America. His correspondence is spoken aloud over several scenes, read by the same fine actor who plays Jesse. In the end, in time to a loud symphony of music, Jesse realizes that the finest subjects in literature are the everyday relationships that make up our lives. He pens a poem in honor of living simply. The poem goes on to influence all sorts of readers. My only complaint in regard to this movie is about the point that everyone should be satisfied with his or her everyday life. This idea seems out of place with the main character’s need to travel to the ends of the earth. Otherwise, Lucky Flowers is a surprisingly smart film that will entertain the whole family.
once again thanks for reading it.
here's question 2(when you answer put answer 2) if you're up for it.
What does the author dislike about the movie?
A the actors who played the writers
B the speaking between the characters
C the lesson learned by the main character
D the many different settings in the movie
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Answer: A
Explanation: They love watching that movie, like most people they want to enjoy the movie answer A
Answer:
1. A
2. B
Explanation:
1. The movie goes into depth about the characters, plot, and lessons learned in the movie, thus helping us make inferences that the passage doesn't want us to pay attention to the process the movie was created, history, or other countries, but rather about the movie itself.
2. The author gives insight at the end of the passage that suggests he didn't like the 'point' made by the movie. He doesn't talk about character dialogue and he went into a lot of depth about the different settings and actors, which suggests that he overlooked the dialogue and therefore wasn't bothered by it, and also that he liked the settings and actors of the movie, since he was so thorough in introducing them to his audience.
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what should you do before choosing your position a. ask a friend their opinion b. look at the evidence c. ask a teacher what their opinion is d. write a conclusion e. form your opinion
Answer:
I would choose E
Explanation:
10. Based on how the story concludes, which would be most likely to occur next if the story were to continue?
A. Governail would visit the plantation and Mrs. Baroda would ignore him.
B. Governail would accept the invitation and Mrs. Baroda would go to her aunt's house.
C. Governail would visit the plantation and Mrs. Baroda would make a move on him.
D. Governail would decline the invitation and Gaston would challenge him to a duel.
Answer: C. Governail would visit the plantation and Mrs. Baroda would make a move on him.
Explanation:
This is based on the short story, ''A Respectable Woman'' by Kate Chopin.
Mrs. Baroda in this story, develops strange feelings for her husband's friend and guest, Governail, who is a journalist. She does not act on them for she perceives herself a respectable woman and flees to the city to visit her aunt.
After Governail leaves and she comes back, her husband tells her that he would like Governail to visit again to which she refuses at first but then accepts after some months.
She says that she has overcome her feelings and would be nice to him the next time leaving the reader to infer that she will make a move on him the next time with the feelings she has overcome being her perception of the way a respectable woman ought to act.
And so is your teacher,_______?(Question tag)
Answer:
isn't it
Explanation:
May be it is helpful for you
Write about an event in the story “The most dangerous game” from one of the characters point of view.(three paragraphs)
Answer:
can me give me essay on science is a good servant but a bad master
Help me out pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Answer:
A
Explanation:
kinda depends if your saying it in a excited or happy way or how your talking to someone but knowing teachers try A
but it would be between A or B
Write an e-mail (40-60 words) to new friend
Answer:
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER FRIEND,HOPE IT HELPED YOU,
give me sentence of thanking
Answer:
I am thanking to my friend for the help in my study.
What is a plural form of a sheep bleats
Answer .
Noun. bleat (plural bleats) The characteristic cry of a sheep
Explanation:
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Your friend Marissa is writing a paper about the evolution of medical technology that assists the deaf-blind community. Which of the following is
likely NOT a tool that she would discuss in her paper?
OA
tactile signing
OB.
Braille
Ос. closed-captioning systems
OD. speechreading
Answer:
Closed captioning systems
6.How's the diet going, Steve?
It's not easy, I'm _____________! Have you got any snacks?
1.boiling
2.furious
3.hilarious
4.starving
Answer:
starving
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Answer:
starving (extreme hunger coing from his diet)
hilarious (extreme of funny)
absolutely gigantic (relates to big in similarity)
Explanation:
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Why does my teacher want me ti replace you with anither word in this sentence? U onlt need to look at the last sentence
Answer and Explanation:
Since you are writing in third person, and I think not writing towards the reader in throughout, it would make sense to not address the reader now, since it would disrupt.
I'm not sure if you need to end with a question, but your sentence could look like this:
Anyone in Shauzia's positions wouldn't run away, even at the toughest of times. (You can reword it if you want)
#teamtrees #WAP (Water And Plant)
which one is it A B C or D
Answer:
C
Explanation:
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How do the parents actions advance the plot?
O By preventing the couple from interacting the parents effectively put an end to the budding relationship.
By relying on a physical barrier to keep the couple apart the parents drive the couple to seek a place where they can
communicate freely
By discounting the couple's desires, the parents show they care more about themselves than their own children.
O By underestimating the power of the couple's love for one another, the parents doom their children to die.
Answer:
By relying on a physical barrier to keep the couple apart, the parents drive the couple to seek a place where they can communicate freely.
Explanation:
Answer:
By relying on a physical barrier to keep the couple apart, the parents drive the couple to seek a place where they can communicate freely.
Explanation:
Competition among industries (have/has) risen sharply . Underline the correct verb
Answer:
has
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Answers for the story is urban graffiti a force for good or evil
the story urban graffiti is a force for good
I will mark brainlist if correct so do your best
Answer:
The answer is A, C, and E.
Explanation:
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Generally speaking, the artists and writers of the Lost Generation were highly praised for
their insightfulness and astute social commentary. How can we reconcile this with the
support such individuals as Ezra Pound and Gertrude Stein lent to so ruthless and
inhumane a dictator as Adolf Hitler?
Answer:
We can reinforce that these writers had an admirable mastery of words, in addition to a strong artistic sense, even though their social positions are controversial today.
Explanation:
As we know, Pound and Stein had a strong anti-Americanism, pointing to Samerican positions that were damaging society in a progressive and influential way. This can promote these writers as great social advocates, who have positioned themselves without fear, through their artistic skills. However, we must not forget that both present very controversial ideas, mainly in relation to fascism and blind support for Hitler, which we know was not beneficial.
Which line from "still i rise best supports
A "You may kill me with your hatefulness,"
B В
"I'm a black ocean, leaping and wide,"
C'Cause I laugh like I've got gold mines"
Answer:
C i gusse plss take this answer
Explanation:
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Select Primary or Secondary for each source. (P is Primary and S is Secondary)
an interview with Sonia Sotomayor about her books for children ( P or S )
an analysis of Sonia Sotomayor’s ruling on a case ( P or S )
an email from Sonia Sotomayor to another judge ( P or S)
an essay about how Sonia Sotomayor’s ruling saved baseball ( P or S )
1. An interview — P because Sotomayor is directly commenting on her own works
2. An analysis — S because someone else is writing about/speaking on Sotomayor’s works from their own perspective
3. An email — P because Sotomayor herself is writing to someone else
4. An essay — S because someone else is writing about Sotomayor’s ruling from their perspective
Which sentence is written in the best possible way?
1) Me and my sister like to play board games.
2) Both he and she like chicken tacos.
3)They gave him and I the assignment
4) We and them finished early and went home.