what is a synonym for famous​

Answer:

popular is a synonym for famous

Which of these words is euphemism for the other words

i need help for improving my creative writing i feel like my descriptions is a bit to vague
so like for example lets say im describing a mountain
what would i need to do to improve it (i just wrote it now with no planning btw)
a shadow loomed over me overwhelming my own. an eerie silence surrounds me as if a danger was near. snows swirling dancing across the ground escaping from the sudden terror beholding me. i slowly turn around to see a beast arisen from nowhere; its tip to be unseen. dark solemn clouds surround as if it was chained. captives to a king. my whole body shuddered and suddenly my head was in the biting snow. i couldnt stand up even the forces of gravity were acting against me. the cold was spreading throughout my body; my fingers numb.my brain screaming at me to stand up. snow was layering over me until there was no more to be covered. like a deceased gone to rest, i had buried my own grave.a moment before i was having fun with everyone and in a flash im about to die. suddenly, i feel a hand touch me. muffles of excitemnt all around me although faint was clear enough. "i found her she's here!"
That's all i remember until i my body finally gave to rest

Which syllables are stressed in the line that follows? check all that apply. ""we wear our fingers rough with handling them."" wear our rough with hand- -ling

Please helppppppp me State if it is a demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative adjective.
1) How much do (that, those) gloves cost?

2)(This, These) is one of my favorite paintings.

3) I’m going to make a centerpiece with (this, these) pinecones.

4) (This, These) are the rules for the game.

5) I think an owl lives in (that, those) hollow tree.

Select the correct answer.
What should the reader do to determine an author's message?
O A. consider the words an author uses to describe a topic
O B. consider the
amount of information provided
O c. consider the
background of the author
O D. consider the headings an author uses to organize the information

Question 3 of 10
What are authors doing when they change the original details of a story to
reflect their own culture while still retaining the story's overall theme?
O A. Critiquing the story
B. Censoring the story
C. Analyzing the story
D. Reinterpreting the story

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As mentioned in the NPR article, this scene from Charlie Chaplin's 1936 iconic film "Modern Times" depicts Chaplin's "Little Tramp" character dreaming of a better life. What makes this dream sequence a comedy? What message does the scene's use of absurdity convey?

Why would you use guidewords? They help you find the page where a word is located. They help you search Web pages. They help you find an article in a magazine. They help you find more information about a topic.

You have decided to use outlining to help you with your next paper.

what should go in the missing subheading under starting a band?

a. does not pay well

b. indoor or outdoor activity

c. uses many kinds of equipment

d. requires reading sheet music

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How does paine’s stlye contribute to the persuasiveness of the text?

Which of the following sentences from the passage best shows cause-and-effect organization?
A.
Besides these individual symptoms, there are also a wide range of effects on various systems, organs, and tissues all over the body.
B.
While most of these symptoms are associated with normal life stresses, there is a level at which stress can become harmful.
C.
When the body is under stress, chemicals in the body react to help us alleviate, control, and eliminate the many symptoms that are associated with the condition.
D.
The symptoms of stress can surface at any time, in a variety of ways—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

What was the main thing Kristin was hoping for with a summer job?

The writer is considering adding the following sentence after sentence 5.
Many people view teenagers as lazy, preferring to spend their summers playing video games and hanging out with friends instead of wor
Should the writer add this sentence after sentence 5?
A
Yes, because the stereotype of the lazy teenager is an important discussion point in the passage.
B
Yes, because it shows the dangerous effects that modern technology has on teens today.
C
Yes, because it allows the writer to demonstrate an understanding of teen culture.
D
No, because it is illogical to include video games and friends in the same argument.
E
No, because it portrays teenagers in a way that could undermine the writer's appeal to teenage readers.

So what will my grade be if I got a 65% on a test but my grade in the class is 89% but the test is worth 20% of your grade?

1) Choose the sentence that uses the comparative form CORRECTLY.
A) It is likelier that tomorrow Finley will choose her words more careful.
B) it is more likelier that tomorrow Finley will choose her words carefully.
C) Finley was told she must choose her words carefullier than she did last night.
D) Finley was told she must choose her words more carefully than she did last night.

Which statement best explains the meaning added by the allusion in this excerpt? alluding to pompey’s porch reminds the audience of the importance of pompey to roman culture and wealth. the allusion to pompey’s porch reminds everyone of the love pompey had for caesar’s daughter. alluding to pompey invokes the history of his opposition to caesar, showing that the conspirators in the play are part of a longstanding battle against a tyrant. the allusion to pompey references his long and stable relationship with caesar.

I need a works cited page that includes the Encanto movie. Can someone give me the citation?

i need a claim and hook for this topic: Should schools have the right to ban cell phone use in the classroom during times of instruction

One of the main ideas presented in this passage is the controversy over whether or not flu research is safe. what do these paragraphs suggest about the safety of such research? a worldwide ban on dangerous flu research was put into place in 2012, so the threat of people using flu viruses to attack others no longer exists. since all of the information that could be learned from such research has already been discovered, scientists no longer need to create new flu viruses, and therefore the controversy is over. although none of the deadly flu viruses made for research have been used by dangerous people, since that possibility still exists, the ban on the research might be important. the research has already resulted in the deaths of animals, so people who once thought creating and researching new flu viruses was important are no longer supporting it.

What is the definition of "erasure" as used in this selection from the section "4. Erasure Poems"?

Erasure poetry is both a literary and a visual art. The poet engages in a dialogue with a found text, adding sketches, photographs and handwritten notations. American poet Mary Ruefle, who has created nearly 50 book-length erasures, argues that each is an original work and should not be classified as found poetry.


A: to create a poem by writing with an eraser
B: to create a poem by erasing parts of a text

In 35 words or fewer, use what you’ve learned about history and the prometheus story to predict what might happen in "frankenstein"

Give the correct form of the verb
1. Samantha (live) in _____ Berlin for more than two years. In fact, she (live) ______ there when the Berlin Wall came down.​

FIRST PERSON TO GET EVRYTHING RIGHT GETS BRAINLIEST!!!!
1. A non-traditional family is one in which:
A. the mother works and the father stays home.
B. the parents had their children at age 40 or over.
C. there is an arrangement other than two parents with one or more children.
D. None of these choices are correct.

2. A family in which the husband, wife, or both, bring children from previous marriages into a new family is known as a:
A. single-parent family.
B. binuclear family.
C. nuclear family.
D. blended family.

3. Nothing influences your development to as great an extent as your:
A. family of origin.
B. IQ.
C. education.
D. environment.

4. A parenting style that is responsive and sets limits is known as:
A. authoritarian.
B. authoritative.
C. permissive.
D. All of these choices are correct.

5. Loyalty, cooperation, sharing, and interdependence are examples of:
A. group values.
B. individualistic values.
C. competitive values.
D. selfish values.

6. To their younger siblings, older siblings can serve as:
A. a good example.
B. a bad example.
C. role models.
D. All of these choices are correct.

7. Children raised by authoritarian parents are likely to be:
A. anxious, withdrawn and unhappy.
B. secure and happy.
C. cooperative.
D. immature.

8. Which of the following types of parenting styles is more likely to create a child that is self-reliant, self-controlled, content, and self-confident?
A. authoritarian
B. permissive
C. authoritative
D. All of these choices are correct.

9. Personality or temperament of a child first becomes evident during:
A. infancy.
B. early childhood.
C. middle childhood.
D. adolescence.

10. The first stage in the life cycle is called:
A. prenatal.
B. early childhood.
C. middle childhood.
D. infancy.

11. Which of the following choices is an example of an extrinsic reward?
A. peace of mind
B. a sense of accomplishment
C. money for good grades
D. happiness

12. Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs?
A. Dorothea Lange
B. Abraham Maslow
C. Philippe Pinel
D. None of these choices are correct.

13. Which of the following choices could cause brain damage in an infant?
A. lack of affection
B. poor nutrition
C. shaking
D. All of the choices are correct.


15. Which of the following examples meets the definition of exploitation?
A. Allowing a child to compete in a very challenging sports competition.
B. Forcing a child to model inappropriate clothing against her wishes and interests.
C. Failing to feed a hungry child in your care.
D. Yelling at a child every time she drops something.

16. Family violence prevention and intervention approaches need to address:
A. only the short term effects.
B. only the immediate trauma.
C. only the long term impacts.
D. the immediate trauma as well as the short and long-term impacts.

17. If a friend is a victim of abuse, which of the following choices is helpful to say?
A. What do you do that causes the abuse?
B. I will only be your friend if you leave.
C. If you are ready to go get help, I will go with you if you want.
D. All of the choices are correct.

18. Which of the following needs are at the lowest level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
A. physiological needs
B. safety needs
C. love and belonging needs
D. esteem needs

19. What level on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs did he say is met only after all other needs are met?
A. love and belonging needs
B. esteem needs
C. self-actualization
D. physiological needs

20. Elder abuse prevention laws:
A. have effectively reduced the number of elder abuse cases in the United States.
B. have only been passed in a handful of states.
C. have been passed in all 50 states.
D. target nursing home staff as the most likely perpetrators.

what is the translative or intranslative in The event was the 400-meter relay.

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What is the most likely outcome of a novel changing medium?
A. Technology would be implemented to make the story more
modern.
B. Details, such as the way characters are dressed, might be fleshed
out.
C. Flaws in the novel might become more obvious to the original
audience.
D. The genre would also change, helping the story reach a new
audience.

Which statement best shows the idea of satellite state containment in relation to the spread of communism? Surround communist countries with democracies to isolate them. Restrict communism to countries where it already exists. Control the distribution of pro-communist information in susceptible countries. Keep communism from spreading to other countries so it fades away.