Something that emits light naturally is said to be:

photophoric
dinoluminescent
bioluminescent
photoluminescent

Answer:

bioluminescent

Explanation:

Answer:

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Which two sets of lines in this excerpt from T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock suggest that the speaker is concerned about how he
relates to others?

Question 6
How does the author’s choice of words in paragraph 16 change the tone of the passage?

a
They create confused tone by contrasting the father’s earlier behavior
b
They create a mocking tone by implying that the father does not take her speech seriously.
c
They support an enraged tone by showing the father’s frustration and ignorance.
d
They support a frightened tone by showing that the father is becoming violent.


Question 7
Read the following sentences from paragraph 21:

“My mother’s face had crumpled up like a piece of paper. On it was written a love note to my father,”

What do the sentences suggest about the narrator’s mother and father?

a
The mother is sad because she knows her husband has not yet adapted to life in America.
b
The mother’s affection toward her husband is written on a piece of paper in her journal.
c
The mother is worried that her husband’s response will destroy their daughter’s confidence.
d
The mother can’t decide whether she needs to take care of her husband or their daughter.

Question 8
Which statement BEST expresses a theme of this text?

a
Never be ashamed of your home culture; becoming part of a new culture will be easier if you listen to your parents.


b
Parents often disagree, but even when they say very angry things, they still love their children.


c
Don’t share your school work with your parents; if they freak out, you will have to start over.


d
Children of immigrants must be patient with their parents; it’s easier for kids to become part of a new culture than it is for grownups.


Question 9
Which TWO sentences illustrate the theme of this text?

Note: You must select TWO answers for this question!

a
“I suppose it was bad enough I was rebelling, but here was my mother joining forces with me. Soon he would be surrounded by a houseful of independent American women.” (paragraph 18)

b
“Even after he had been in the states for years, he jumped if a black Volkswagen passed him in the street” (paragraph 23)

c
“He snatched my speech out of my hands held it before my panicked eyes, a vengeful, mad look in his own, and then… countless times, he tore my prize into shreds.” (paragraph 18)

d
"'Your father did not mean to harm. You must pardon him. Always it is better to let bygones be forgotten, no?’'"(paragraph 34)

Question 10
Which statement BEST summarizes the text?

a
As she recites her speech in front of the school, the narrator feels excited and confident about her writing. Her mother and father have encouraged her to speak her truth and thank those who have helped her become the young woman she is today. Her father buys her a typewriter to show that he believes in her power as a writer.



b
The narrator decides to write about their experiences as Americans. Her mother encourages her to share their stories of what it was like to move to America and how their lives have changed. The narrator’s father becomes angry because he thinks she has revealed family secrets. He buys her an electric typewriter so she can write her autobiography.


c
As she writes a speech for school, the narrator feels that she has finally found her voice in English. Her mother is very proud of the speech, but because of his past experiences, her father is afraid the speech will get the family in trouble. After he tears the speech into pieces, the narrator’s father buys her a new electric typewriter to show that he knows he was wrong.


d
The narrator is ashamed of her family’s past and doesn’t want people to know where she is from. Her father becomes angry because he wants her to tell the truth. She only writes about what people want to hear and tries to please her audience. Her father buys her an electric typewriter to show her that she needs to work harder.

1. In the paragraph that begins “I had been granted” (148), Krakauer’s tone towards his father in the paragraph can best be described as

Complete the sentence: Dynamics are
A. the combination of audio and visual elements
B.variations of volume in music
C. how fast or how slow you play a song
B. only a part of drum music

According to the authors, what is the duty of the government, who gives a government its powers, and, more importantly, what can be done if the government does not do its duty?

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3. Greta and the other campers are not supposed to be out at night. What evidence in
the story supports this conclusion?
A. Greta, Liam, and the other campers in the woods start to play a game of Truth or
Dare.
B. Greta and the campers she is with meet a group of male campers in a little clearing in
the woods.
C. Greta and the campers she is with hide under the deck of the art house when they
see a counselor's flashlight.
D. Vivian, a "cabin vet," makes sure all the campers in her cabin know how they are
supposed to behave at the first social.

1) Finish breaking the sentence into three separate ideas.

Unlike competitive games, which set players against each

other until only one wins, cooperative games unite players

against a common enemy—the game itself.

D.

Cooperative games

D

Competitive games

Only one player can

set players against each other

win a competitive game

1) unite players against the game itself

According to the author of "Soda's a Problem but..." why did the judge stop the soda ban from going into effect?

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What are two poetic terms for the poem ‘The hill we climb’?

Why is O'Brien stoic towards Steve?

Persuade your mum and dad to buy you a new toy. Write 5 sentences of persuasive prose.

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The following question is based on your reading of “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” by James Joyce. What makes Stephen realize that he wants to dedicate himself to art? a. His beloved on the steps of a train c. A girl on the beach b. The performance of a play d. A group of priests Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

What is true of both the Wong Tai sin Temple and Victoria peak

Read the following quote from page 9: "One day, driving
in Milwaukee, Will spotted six empty greenhouses on a
plot of land about the size of a large supermarket, FOR
SALE!" What is the significance of this quote to the story?
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why don't fish ever sleep

Write an easy about yourself

What are three reasons people should face real-world consequences for what they post on social media?

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According to "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," why was Irving's solo flight around the world extraordinary? Choose two options. A He was the youngest person to fly around the globe alone. B. He was the only African American to make such a trip. OC. He made the fewest number of stops during the flight. D He completed the trip in the shortest amount of time.​

Discuss the significance of the title and subtitles for Fahrenheit 451, in detail

Why has the musical Hamilton become a cultural phenomenon?

Direction: Complete the following to form sentences. Write your answer in your activity notebook.
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What are two ways to measure intensity(F.I.T.T. Principle) for all of the components of fitness except body composition.

Based on "Globalization and Cultural Identity," how is the
author's viewpoint distinguished from that of others?
Some believe that investing in advertising products
will improve lives around the world and the author
disagrees.
Some believe that advertisements do not affect
globalization and the author disagrees.
Some believe that western advertisements positively
influence other countries and the author disagrees.
Some believe that popular products will change
quickly and the author disagrees.

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Somewhere ages and ages hence
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e. What is the theme of the poem?
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Paragraph

Ritva looked at the other students. The Student Council had just announced their decision to remove her from the Treasurer position. She was surprised at the announcement. She had no idea that they had discovered her misplacement of Council funds. Ritva felt a lump of sadness in her throat at the thought of leaving the Student Council. How could they do this to me?

Revised paragraph

Ritva glared at the other students. The Student Council had just announced their decision to fire her as Treasurer. She was furious at the announcement. She had no idea that they had discovered her theft of Council funds. Ritva felt of lump of resentment in her throat at the thought of leaving the Student Council. How dare they do this to me?

What effect does the author's word choice have on the revised passage?
A.
The reader is sympathetic toward Ritva's unfair situation.
B.
The reader is persuaded to vote for Student Council members.
C.
The reader learns that Ritva is being framed for a crime.
D.
The reader feels unsympathetic toward the main character.

Read the passage.

In 1924, Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb were convicted of killing a fourteen-year-old neighbor boy. Leopold and Loeb were in their late teens, came from wealthy families, and attended college. They wanted to commit the “perfect crime.” Attorney Clarence Darrow, a lifetime opponent of the death penalty, was their defense attorney.

excerpt from Clarence Darrow’s closing argument in Illinois v. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, August 22–25, 1924

…I well remember that I have been a child. And while youth has its advantages, it has its grievous troubles. There is an old prayer, "Let us grow old in years, but retain the heart of a child"—the heart of a child with its strong emotion, with its abundant life, with its disregard of consequences, with its living in the moment and for the moment and for the moment alone, with its lack of responsibility, with its freedom from care.

…What do we know about childhood? The brain of the child is the home of dreams, of castles, of visions, of illusions and of delusions. In fact, there could be no childhood without delusions, for delusions are always more alluring than the fact. Delusions, dreams and hallucinations are a part of the warp and woof of childhood.…

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