Glass shatters when hit with a hammer because it is remarkably resilient.
True or False

Answer:

false

Explanation:

'resilient' means it is very tough and durable...able to recoil back into shape after being struck or deformed ....quite the opposite of what happens when you hit glass with a hammer

Understanding idioms relies on the reader's knowledge of the literal denotation of the words,
not their connotation.

True or false ?

False
True

Which type of text ridicules something in order to expose or correct it?

allegory
fable
myth
satire

Menelaus ordered the Greek army to ____________ Troy.
a. challenge
b. attack
c. trick

use article a an the a.He was sitting on........chair.b. she sings ...........song.c.Thete is .......map on the wall.​

Officer Joey notices that crimes occur most frequently on 1st Street on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. On 2nd Street most crimes occur on Monday and Friday and on 3rd street most crimes occur on Wednesday and Saturday. If on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday most crimes occur between 10:00pm and 12:00am and on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday most crimes occur between 6:00pm and 9:00pm. What is the safest day of the week and time of day on 3rd street?

A. Wednesday at 10:00 PM
B. Saturday at 2:00 PM
C. Thursday at 5:00 PM
D. Saturday at 12:00 AM

Which of these combinations of media would be the BEST way to show and tell about the migration of the monarch butterfly?

Show a series of ten still pictures with captions under each one.

Show an animated route over a map, and use voice over to explain.

Write about the route and use audio to read the text aloud.

Use text to describe the route along with a picture of the butterfly.
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Read the excerpt from "Choice: A Tribute to Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr." by Alice Walker.
The public acts of Dr. King you know. They are visible
all around you. His voice you would recognize sooner
than any other voice you have heard in this century-
this in spite of the fact that certain municipal libraries,
like the one in downtown Jackson, do not carry
recordings of his speeches, and the librarians chuckle
cruelly when asked why they do not.
Mark this and return
What is the effect of the rhetorical appeal in this
excerpt?
OIt accuses the reader of not being familiar with
King's work.
OIt asks the reader to question why King is not
respected as a leader.
OIt explains why people have not heard famous
speeches.
It questions the knowledge of the people who work
in libraries.

When you compare two texts, you do more than find what is similar or different. You should also draw conclusions about

Which of the following sentences uses the word madness correctly?

The students were quietly working and no one was talking; the
madness was a relief after a wild day.
As soon as we parked the car, we jumped into the holiday sale
madness and hoped for the best.
The dog chased the madness back out into the lake and all the way
down the shore.

Económic*

Representative money has value based on:

O A. a government declaring that it is a legal currency.
O B. the type of material that was used to make it.
O C. the role it plays in traditional religious ceremonies.
O D. an agreement that it can be exchanged for something else.

Which of these is an example of a media element used by newspaper
producers?
A. Font sizes
B. Props
C. Camera framing
D. Melody

EXERCISE 66 Combine each of the following pairs of sentences using "who," "whom," "whose," " which " **that ": 1. This is the path. It leads to the cave. 2. That is the girl. She won the prize. 3. He bought the book. You told him to read it. 4. My sister found the ball. It was lost. 5. The man is my friend. You met him. 6. We live in this cottage. My grandfather built it 7, I read the book. It was given to me by my auntie 8. There is the farmer. His horse ran off​

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Read the following sentences and write the verbs in brackets in the appropriate tense:

1. When the phone.........(ring), she........(write) a letter.

2. I ..(not see) a play yesterday.

3. You....(grow) since the last time saw you.

4. I.....(send) you the information when I get it.

5.
....... he........... (play) tennis at the weekend?

6. They...(talk) for the last hour.

7. Some expensive sports equipment.......(steal) from our club last year. The thieves......................(not catch) yet.

8. It's getting cloudy. Do you think it.......(start) raining soon?

9. My parents ....(still/talk) about if I should go on holidays with my friends.

10. If she....... (not/be) always so late, she ........(be) promoted.

11. Your parents...(not use to) have a television when they were young.

12. It's nearly midnight. ..... (you/have)dinner yet?

13. Newspapers....(sell) also in supermarkets.

14. She.....(listen) music when my dad.....(arrive) last night.

15. They..,...(already/buy) their first flat. It...............(be) great.

16. A: Hello Billy! I .................(not/see) you for a long time.

B: Yes, I ........(be) very busy since I started working for a multinational company.

17. A: I need a hot drink.

B: Don't worry, I.......(make) you some tea.

18. Charlie Foster.....(work) at a bakery and he.........(never/get up) late.

19. Steve ....... (have) an accident yesterday. He .......(drive) his car when a bird....... (fly) into windscreen.

20. Mary.......(know) Steve for six years. They.......(meet) When they were at university.

21. A: Please, come and see us.

B: We........................ (visit) you soon. That's a promise.

22. Lesley ........(spend) his holidays in France last year.

23. Susan's mother......(not/let her /go) to discos because she....... (be) too young to do it.

24. Tony and Sarah.......(just/move) to London.

25. Every year his family.....(go)to Europe for two weeks.

26. Howmany times a day............You ...............(take)your dogs for a walk?

27. What ....... Arnie ....... over there? (do)

28. I......... agreat book last week. (read)

29. Why.............. You .........for me at the bar yesterday evening? (not wait)

30. Tina and Jelly.......to the hotel when it............................. To rain. (walk/start)

31. Sam ........The documents over to you tomorrow. (bring)
32. .......You........ attention when the teacher. .............your name? (pay/call)

33. Tammy and Jenn...,......A Pilates class on Wednesday mornings. (take)

34. The computers......finally........Like they're supposed to. (work)

35. I........................... (make) a cake for my mum yesterday.

36. This term, we.........(learn) about 18th century Europe in History.

37. My cousin........(take) to hospital by an ambulance yesterday.

38.
......................(he/usually/have) lunch at half past twelve?

39. I........(not/watch) the match on TV last night.

40....................(you/ever/drive) a train?​

If your answer to a question is unequivocal, will others misunderstand you?
Yes or No

Which sentence shows that the character being described is a gruff security
guard?
A. "When I arrived at the Rawhide Energy Plant on my bike, I expected
to find something menacing, like Batman's Gotham City."
B. "I asked conversationally, my hands in plain view, 'Have I done
anything illegal yet?"
C. "At a small brick security checkpoint, a burly guy in a uniform
came busting out..."
D. "He gave me the number of a PR person, and grudgingly agreed to
let me go up to the blocked-off area."

Who must provide release of information consent before patient information can be provided through email?
Question 8 options:

Client


Physician


Patient Relative


Office Manager

Which statement best describes the purpose of planning for research?
OIt helps you figure out what you want to investigate and how.
O It will get you an A on your research paper.
O The audience will read your research plan to figure out how to read the research paper.
O Research plans have replaced the research paper in most universities.

What rhetorical device is used in this excerpt from Mark Twain's "The Danger of Lying in Bed"?


The man in the ticket-office said:


"Have an accident insurance ticket, also?"


"No," I said, after studying the matter over a little. "No, I believe not; I am going to be traveling by rail all day today. However, tomorrow I don't travel. Give me one for tomorrow."


The man looked puzzled. He said:


"But it is for accident insurance, and if you are going to travel by rail—"


"If I am going to travel by rail I sha'n't need it. Lying at home in bed is the thing I am afraid of."


I had been looking into this matter. Last year I traveled twenty thousand miles, almost entirely by rail; the year before, I traveled over twenty-five thousand miles, half by sea and half by rail; and the year before that I traveled in the neighborhood of ten thousand miles, exclusively by rail. I suppose if I put in all the little odd journeys here and there, I may say I have traveled sixty thousand miles during the three years I have mentioned. AND NEVER AN ACCIDENT.


A.

allusion

B.

rhetorical question

C.

anecdote

D.

logic

6. Which of the following is a way of writing that stresses simplicity and clarify of expression?
metaphorical writing
Puritan Plain Style
drama
poetry

Which syntactical elements appear in this sentence? Check all that apply.
"Wouldn't you fight as hard for your education as he fought for his education?"
Opunctuation
Oanaphora
Orhetorical question
repetition

Select the correct answer.
Which excerpt from the passage best shapes the author's perspective on the misfortunes of the working class?
OA. "I watched people's feet from my cellar window, miners' feet in old shoes; soldiers' feet, well shod in government leather,
the shoes of women with the heels run down; the dilapidated shoes of children; barefooted boys." (paragraph 16)
O B.
"He was a man with a heart, who perhaps imagined his own mother imprisoned in a cellar with the sewer rats' union."
(paragraph 17)
OC.
"If I were out of this dungeon," thought I, "I would be fighting the human sewer rats anyway!" (paragraph 12)
"Boys," I said, "go back on your engine. Some day it will be all right." (paragraph 10)
OD.
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Which excerpt most clearly suggests that George and Hazel are living in a
dystopian society in the story "Harrison Bergeron"?

Mama gives Walter $3,500 because...
Select one:
a. she realizes she has crushed his dreams just like the rest of the world.
b. he promises to go back to college.
c. he found a new business idea.
d. he's been working very hard and deserves it.
e. All of the above

Why might Hermann Hesse have written Siddhartha?

to make readers reject Buddhism

to make readers believe in Buddhism

to decide whether he was a Hindu or a Buddhist

to investigate ideas found in Hinduism and Buddhism

Which of the following words has a prefix and a suffix?

impossible
slowly
inside

Explain how public school is better than private school​

Which phrase most contributes to this passage's sad and isolated tone?
will never forget that lonesome hill of stone that is her
final bed, as it fades from my sight. tread softly by my
uncle, my hand in his. I walk with my head turned, watching
that small hill as it fades from my sight. The soldiers make
us continue walking. My uncle talks to me, trying to
comfort me. I walk in loneliness."
Michael Rutledge, "Samuel's Memory"
A
A. fades from my sight
•
B. trying to comfort me
• C. walk with my head turned
• D. my uncle talks to me

1. How would you summarize "How the World Was Made" in chapter 5 the myths of myths of the Cherokee by James Mooney

Please chose correctly

Complete the analogy.

Crowbar is to pry as scythe is to ______________.

scrape
mow
stack
thrash