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It had been a tiring day at Camp Kikiwaka. The campers were quite exhausted after an exhilarating day of riding, canoeing, and various activities. Three friends, Lily, Asher, and Jack, had decided to spend the remaining hours of the day conversing, sitting with their legs dangled in the gleaming stream. Lily looks up at the sunset sky, noticing its blue but slightly orange color. She planned to comment on this with the boys and tried in vain to get their attention. Instead of listening to her, they engaged in a conversation about funny videos and trending topics.

After several failed attempts to join in the conversation, Lily focused on the calm stream's waters. As she looked, she spotted a log gradually coming closer to her sight of view. As she stood up to get a better look, she discovered that it was not a log. Instead, it was a bloodthirsty alligator darting towards her. She tried to get the boys' attention, to warn them. Despite her efforts, again, they seemed very engrossed in their conversation to pay any heed. Before she could utter a word more, the alligator shot up, pouncing on her leg, and attempting to drag her into the deep waters below.

Jack tried to hold on to her hand and pull her up, but it was no use; the alligator was too strong for him. Asher ran to the campgrounds, desperately looking for a camp counselor to help. Eventually, he found Mrs. Johnson, the chief camp counselor, and was able to rush back to the scene. She met Lily struggling and kicking the alligator's head in desperation. Mrs. Johnson instructed Lily to poke the alligator's eyes, afterward, hit his snout. Lily did so, and after continuous repetition, the alligator retreated into the stream.

Her leg was injured but, she was ever grateful that she had survived this attack. Mrs. Johnson called for an ambulance, and Lily was carried to the hospital to get her leg treated. The remaining weeks were a moment of regret/guilt for Jake and Asher as they blamed themselves for the happenings. If only they had listened to Lily and left the stream, all would have been well.

Answer:

The adventures of Lily, Asher, and Jack

Explanation:

Answer: Isn't this coming from a disney channel TV show Bunk'd?

Either way try to incorporate either the title of the camp....or use soemthing outdoor-y. I honestly don't know but I believe in you! You can do it <3

AgroGlobal stands in the way of Mandy reaching her central goal. What type of conflict is this?

Question 3 options:

Character vs. Character


Character vs. Self


Character vs. Nature


Character vs. Society

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Based on this poem, the Igbo people
A.
consider nature as divine.
B.
have a rich oral tradition.
C.
value honesty and hard work.
D.
do not migrate very often.

POEM
Carrying my Heritage
by A. Gautam

"The tortoise said that trouble is its own; that's why it carries trouble on its back."
An Igbo Proverb

Mama tells me stories from long ago
The words she carried in her mouth
From her mother who heard it
Perhaps, from the first mother ever
She doesn't wear a mask to dance
But her face bears traces of our past
I ask her for another story
About the thirteen months in our calendar
"Our time is our own, son," she says.
"Tomorrows are carried in yesterdays."
Her closed eyes take me to my land
I am an Igbo again,
Perfectly happy under the open sky
Content underneath my skin
Stories echoing in my blood
Speak of my great grandmother
Beyond the things I see and I don't
Bigger than the pigments and fragments
Of my immigrant identity,
I am whole again, home again.

Choose the main idea that ties all the details together.​

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5. What is the central idea of the article titanic officer swears wreck due to company’s neglect? Use specific

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What is an example of a physical change
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Which of the following quotes BEST supports a central idea of this
passage?

a) “Sealed up the doors...so that my speed to Mantua there was
stayed."

b) “I could not send it...so fearful were they of infection."

c) "Unhappy fortune!...neglecting it may do much danger."

O d) "...must I to the monument alone.. she will beshrew me much..."

Is light not an abiotic factor in an ecosystem?​

Choose the answer that gives the meaning and part of speech for the underlined word demonstrations as it is used in the paragraph. Base your answer on your understanding of the suffix -ion as well as on context.
a.displays feelings; verb
b.acts of protesting; noun c.proofs or supporting evidence; noun
d.shows how to use a device; verb

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Argument Structure 7:Question 7
True or False?
The statement below could be a
counterclaim for the claim "Children under
the age of 16 should not be allowed to have
cell phones".
By giving children under 16 cell phones with
parental locks, parents can in fact keep track
of where their kids are, thereby helping
children stay safe.
Select one:
True
False

An article that explains the steps that it takes to make crayons. Which text structure is that?

What were the people sent into the gas chambers told about where they were going?

What will Helen Keller want to do when she wakes up the next day? Explain your answer.

how is Lela different from Devon.​

Passage 1

Graphic Novels

Graphic novels became popular in the 1980s. A graphic novel is a type of long novel that combines images and words like a comic book. However, while a comic book tells a story in multiple parts over time, a graphic novel tells the entire story in one book. Graphic novels also have serious themes and amazing artwork. Graphic novels are not necessarily original pieces of work. Popular comic strips are usually redone as graphic novels.
Will Eisner is considered to be one of the first graphic novelists in America. Today, he is known as "the father of the graphic novel." He published his first graphic novel in 1978. The paper quality of the graphic novel is also different from that of comics. After Eisner published his books, the demand for better types of comics increased.

Passage 2

Novels

Novels are fictional works that use words to tell stories. Novels may have a few illustrations, but only to support the text. Reading novels helps improve the imagination of readers because they recreate scenes in their minds as they read the text. Reading novels also helps readers learn new words. Novels are a great form of entertainment for readers.
Graphic novels, on the other hand, are novels that have words but also use images to tell the story. Readers enjoy graphic novels because colorful graphics accompany few words. People who do not enjoy reading dense text may find graphic novels more enjoyable.
Despite the differences, both these mediums of storytelling have continued to flourish.
1
What conclusion can be made after reading both passages?
A.
Both novels and graphic novels have flourished even though they follow different styles of storytelling.
B.
Reading novels that are created using words improves the imagination because readers construct scenes in their minds while reading.
C.
Will Eisner's contribution to the literary world has helped all kinds of readers enjoy books.
D.
Will Eisner was the first graphic novelist and his work contributed to the popularity of graphic novels.

Read this excerpt from We’ve Got a Job: The 1963 Children’s March.

Mr. Streeter was a barber and owned his own shop. Orphaned as a teenager, he had raised his five younger siblings by cutting hair, stopping only for Army duty and two years of study at Miles College. Mrs. Streeter had graduated from Tuskegee University, just like both of her parents and five of her seven siblings. She worked as the youth director at the black YWCA.

The excerpt uses third-person narration, because

a character is sharing his personal history.
the author is speaking to the reader.
the author is sharing background information.
the author explains how the story ends.

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Before you begin writing, what practical question should you ask yourself?
A. Who am I writing this for?
B. How will the story begin?
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C. How many characters are there?
D. What is the theme?
ASUBMIT

What imagery is in I'm nobody! Who are you?

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Song for the scarlet ibis

" You ‘ll have a new home and a new school." Who said these words and to whom? In friend or foe a) Miss. Roberts to the children b) Miss. Hardy to the children c) Miss. Roberts to David and Tucky

3.

How does Robles’s inclusion of the story about the young girl getting shot at the disco contribute to the text?

HELP!!! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!
What is a possible disadvantage of using the graphic in “On-line Programs to Train Your Brain”?

A.
Because the graphic looks “child-like” readers may not take the author seriously.

B.
Because the graphic is basic readers may think brain programs are simplistic.

C.
Because the graphic has fish readers may assume programs improve fishing skills.

D.
Because the graphic shows a number readers may believe that it is only to improve math.

2. What is the meeting between Gatsby and Daisy like initially?

Charlie Charlie's most important character trait is his self-control, as this saves him from the dangerous temptations of the chocolate factory. Roald Dahl Fact or Opinion​

What are some Theme and Theme statements for the book, Girl with a Pearl Earring?