Answer:
when the mc finds out the secret
Explanation:
In Act IV of The Crucible, Parris complains to Danforth about the disappearance of Abigail and her
apparent theft of his savings, as well as about the signs of growing discontent in the community over the
wave of executions. Why does Danforth respond to him with contempt?
Danforth responds to him because he regards Paris as a selfish man, someone who is interested mainly in his own well-being and his own reputation.
What is the Act IV crucible?In the Act IV, the crime takes place in a Salem jail cell. Marshal Herrick awakens the inmates, Sarah Good and Tituba, and moves them to a new cell.
After the Devil captures them and turns them into bluebirds, the two women discuss their plans to flee to Barbados.
Thus, he regards Paris as a selfish man, someone who is interested mainly in his own well-being and his own reputation.
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What are the adjectives
Answer:
The adjective is : diverse
Question 5 of 10
Which is a typical effect of the second person?
A. The sense that the narrator can predict and control the future
B. The sense that the narrator can enter many characters' thoughts
C. The sense that the narrator is an outsider in his or her society
D. The sense that the narrator is addressing a specific person
SUBMIT
Answer: D. The sense that the narrator is addressing a specific person
Explanation: 2nd person uses words like "you" and "us"
4. What is one reason that moving panoramas were so popular in the 1800s?
A. They included spoken dialogue in films that had never been done.
B. They didn't include words since people couldn't read then.
C. They depicted faraway places most people would never see.
D. They were the first camera-filmed movies ever to be made.
Answer:
The answer is CExplanation:
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your beatiful ma'am have a good day
Answer:
thank u so much
Explanation:
same to you
What information may be included in a scheduling tool? Check all that apply.
O when to study
Ophone numbers
O how long to study
O classes to study for
Oschool bus schedule
Odue dates for tasks
Answer:
See below ~
Explanation:
Information that may be included in a scheduling tool are :
when to studyhow long to studyschool bus scheduledue dates for tasksSelect all the correct answers.
Annabelle is writing a cover letter for a job at a surfboard manufacturing company. What two formatting rules should she keep in mind when preparing the cover letter?
Underline the sentences that describe relevant experiences.
Keep the text left aligned in the body of the letter.
Add a salutation addressing the company after the body paragraphs.
Include a digital signature after the closing paragraph.
Use varied text colors to emphasize different parts of the cover letter.
In the cover letter that Annabelle is writing, the formatting rules that she has to keep in mind are:
Keep the text left aligned in the body of the letter.Include a digital signature after the closing paragraph.What is a cover letter?This is a letter of motivation that is usually written to accompany other documents that are contained in a message.
The letter is usually sent alongside a person's CV when they are applying to a company for employment.
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What is Swift's central idea about human beings?
A. He finds human beings foolish and inconsistent.
В.
He finds human beings generally wise and self-aware.
C. He finds human beings surprisingly kind and supportive.
D. He finds human beings very wicked and sinful.
Swift's central idea about human beings
finds human beings generally wise and self-aware.
What is topic sentence?Topic sentence refer to sentence that states the central or main idea in a paragraph. it summarises what the or information the writer is passing to the readers.
It summarises the whole paragraph information.
Therefore, Swift's central idea about human beings finds human beings generally wise and self-aware.
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Activity
Read more about how to use diction effectively in poetry . Then write a short poem of your own in the Poems and Diction
Lesson Activities. Paying special attention to diction, write a short poem to express what you think college life will be like.
Answer:
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Explanation:
Dill’s purpose so far in the text has been to
A. Have readers learn more about the neighbors, especially the Radleys
B. Create a mood of humor and fun for the reader
C. Give the reader a look at the characters’ home lives
D. Help the reader better understand Jem and Scout
Answer:
C.)
Explanation:
Dill is an outsider to Maycomb, and he presents a fresh view, unique to the other charactors, who all share.
Which statement best explains why the parallelism used in this excerpt is
effective?
• A. It places attention on the alliance with France.
• B. It emphasizes that citizens are ready to fight.
• c. It presents a logical argument for fighting.
• D. It stresses the importance of continuing the fight.
Parallelism has the function of highlighting a concept within the text, to draw the reader's attention.
What is parallelism?It's a writing strategy.It consists of a sequence of words with the same grammatical structure that points to the same idea.To find the effect of parallelism in the text, it is necessary to read the text and find a sequence of words with the same structure and context. Next, it is necessary to identify the elements of the text to which these words point.
You did not show the text this question refers to. This prevents me from being able to provide a specific answer, but I hope this answer can help you.
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We have watched the film version of The Outsiders, as well as, read the novel. What changes (3+) were made between the two versions and what impact did those changes have on your understanding of the story? Were there any "meaningless" changes? Make sure you cite evidence to support your conclusions.
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Darry's Role Is Smaller
Darry (Patrick Swayze) is Ponyboy's eldest brother who acts as a surrogate father to both Sodapop and Ponyboy after their parents' death. Darry is a stern but constant presence in Ponyboy's life and he talks about him and their rocky relationship frequently throughout the book.
The book lays out their difficult relationship and how Ponyboy truly thinks that Darry hates him, which makes their reunion at the hospital after the fire more emotional in the book than it does in the film.
8
the Courtroom Scene Finale
The book ends with a courtroom scene that has Ponyboy take the stand regarding Johnny killing Bob the Soc and about his home life with Darry and Sodapop.
The film mentions that after the killing in self-defense and the fire the only thing that the authorities cared about was making sure that Ponyboy had a stable home life living with his brothers, but it doesn't show any of the ending courtroom scenes where Ponyboy explains he's happiest with his brothers.
7
Blonde Hair Vs Black Hair
The book describes the Greasers as having all different types of hair colors, some even having blonde hair including Dally whose hair is described as almost white, but the movie chooses to give more distinction between the Greasers and the Socs by giving the Greasers dark black hair and the Socs lighter hair colors.
It's not a significant difference to the plot and visually on the screen, it makes sense as a further representation of the rivalry between the two groups, but it's still odd reading Dally's description and comparing Matt Dillon's look to the description.
6
Sodapop's Significance To Ponyboy
The film chooses to focus more on Ponyboy and Johnny's relationship than focusing on Ponyboy's relationship with his older brothers Darry and in particular Sodapop (Rob Lowe). Ponyboy isn't very close to his oldest brother Darry and thinks that Darry hates him even though Darry's roughness is more about him caring for and wanting to protect Ponyboy but he is incredibly close to Sodapop.
Soda tends to keep the peace between Darry and Pony and much of the book is dedicated to Ponyboy writing about his love and admiration for his brother, which is pretty absent in the film version.
5
Clearly Explaining Johnny's Past
The book spends a long time discussing Johnny Cade's (Ralph Macchio) life and past events, particularly being jumped by a group of Socs in a blue Mustang, the same Soc he stabs to protect Ponyboy, which has turned him into a nervous wreck.
The film alludes to this event and to his abusive home life that leads to his nervous demeanor, but it's not as clear as it is in the book and the little clues in the film might be missed if the viewer isn't familiar with his backstory.
4
Dally's Role Is Bigger
The film decides to focus more on Dally (Matt Dillon) and his relation to Johnny and Ponyboy as he helps them go on the run after Johnny kills Bob the Soc.
All of the same events happen in the book where the two go to Dally for help, but since the film doesn't focus on Ponyboy's brothers Darry and Soda as much the film including all of Dally's scenes shifts the focus to him, giving him a bigger role in comparison.
3
No Rodeos
The book mentions local rodeos multiple times and talks about how Sodapop wanted to own a horse called Mickey Mouse and was crushed when the horse was sold to another farm.
The stories work to contextualize the Oklahoma setting of the story, but the rodeos are never mentioned in the film. Although it's a small detail, it did provide characterization for Sodapop and provided a strong sense of location.
2
Ponyboy Shutting Down After The Fire
In the book, Ponyboy has an incredibly difficult time dealing with the events of the past few days and the death of both Johnny and Dally. It's completely understandable that he shuts down and becomes sick both physically and mentally after learning Johnny died from his injuries during the fire and Dally was killed by the police.
He becomes distraught, sleeping for days, and continually claiming that he was the one who killed Bob, not Johnny. The film only chooses to show him physically hurting from his injuries during the fire and fighting through it so he can go to the rumble with the Socs.
1
Ponyboy's Narration And Missing Moments
The film does provide a lot of narration from Ponyboy, but it misses some insightful moments that the book covers through Ponyboy's inner thoughts and can quickly establish his voice as a narrator, which the film struggles to do at times.
There are small moments in the book that are left out of the film, like Ponyboy breaking a glass bottle to threaten a Soc but picking up the glass after so no one gets a flat tire, that is left out of the movie and makes Ponyboy's character a little more difficult to understand.
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read the passage and then answer the confuesing question.
Which event occurred BEFORE the narrator found out that her ancestor was famous?
A) Jennalee Juch traveled around Austria.
B) Mr. Wittmeyer became her music teacher.
C) She learned how to play the harpsichord.
D) Her classmates stood around her computer
I usually don’t like to admit this, but at one time I disliked history. My teacher, Mr. Wittmeyer, was wonderful, and the material seemed interesting. When I listened to his lectures, however, I inevitably drifted off, got called on to answer, and had absolutely no clue what to say. 2Last month, we studied the Juch family of Poland. Jennalee Juch was a traveling musician who played her music all over the Austrian countryside. Her biography amazed me because I was a musician who played the piano, and I always wanted to travel across Europe. Suddenly, in my mind, I was a fifteenth-century troubadour packing her belongings and heading to the mountains. Next thing I knew, Mr. Wittmeyer asked me a question about whichever topic the class had moved on to, and as usual, I couldn’t answer. 3That’s how I did feel (notice the past tense) about history and social studies—that is—until Mr. Wittmeyer gave us a project that changed everything. 4The project required our whole class to visit the library and use the school computer program to research our family histories. Every year, this project is assigned to eighth graders. Everyone always gets excited that his or her family may have come from aristocracy, when in reality most of us came from farmers and commoners and people who were not much different from ourselves. I had a feeling I came from a long line of ancestors who were just like me: average. 5Mr. Wittmeyer directed my classmates and me to the computer laboratory and taught us how to use the program installed on the computers. The program allowed students to search their names to discover information about their ancestors. 6While using the software, I learned that my last name revealed that my ancestors had come from Italy. The computer quickly found links to biographies of my family members who had lived long ago. I learned that one of my relatives had been married to the brother of an Italian prime minister! Because my ancestor was a very high-profile person, information was easy to locate. My ancestor had been a musician. She played something called the harpsichord, a forerunner of the piano. 7I found it difficult to believe that one of my ancestors and I had such an authentic connection. The software showed me a picture of my ancestor, and I immediately noticed a resemblance. I daydreamed about an assembly with my fascinating relatives where we discussed the revolutionary changes between their time and mine. 8At the conclusion of our class period, after my classmates gathered around my computer to witness my gigantic discovery, I made sure to personally thank Mr. Wittmeyer because his project helped me learn to love history.
In Canto I, Belinda dreams that Ariels warns her of _____.
The answer that fits the blank is some dreaded event.This is from "The R*pe of the Lock: Canto I"
What the answer to this?
Socialists
Explanation:
The cold smell of potato mould, the squelch and slap
Of soggy peat, the curt cuts of an edge
Through living roots awaken in my head.
Which statement best describes the effect of the alliteration in this excerpt?
The alliteration makes the poem sound disjointed and choppy.
The alliteration disconnects the speaker from the earth.
The alliteration creates pleasing and interesting sounds.
Answer:
The alliteration disconnects the speaker from the earth.
Explanation:
The other ones don't make sense in context.
Which of the following is the most negative connotation of the verb to walk?
O A. To amble
• B. To stroll
C. To strut
• D. TO pace
Answer:
D. to pace
Explanation:
that is the most negative connotation to the verb walk
Answer: I think D maybe
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Answer: The answer is obvious, it's marks made by a person's feet.
Explanation: It's the feet that make the mark duh. What is this 1st grade?
Write at least ONE paragraph:
If you are waiting to receive some information from a friend, how would you feel if they decided to tease and withhold it from you?
It depends on the information, if it was important and not to be played with, id be upset and ask them to stop in a serious manner. if they meant nothing by it then id is excited and playing and teasing back. There is a difference between being a joke and having a laugh.
How is the character Batnik in “Too Fast” similar to Pity’s in “Pan God of the Wild”?
The similarity between the characters of Batnik and Pity is that both the characters have defied the orders given to them by their fathers.
What is a character?An individual who plays a role in any literary form of expression, which may also be adapted in visual expression or cinema, is known as a character.
Sometimes, two characters may be similar in their attitudes, like Batnik and Pity, who are seen as defying the orders which were given to them by their respected fathers.
Hence, the similarity between both the characters is aforementioned.
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Get these answers right to get 50 points and show proof that the right answer
Answer:
a,b
This can relate to my life because i do things for other People and the take them for granted or they complain about how is it done.Also because people judge me by the way people look or how they what they wear and never truely for just them.
Explanation:
Identify the transition from these sentences from “The Far and the Near”.
“At first, she had a small child clinging to her skirts, and now this child had grown to full womanhood and every day she too, came with her mother to the porch and waved.”
a.
At first
c.
to her skirts
b.
every
d.
came
The transition here is the child's nature of "clinging to her skirts" and growing to "womanhood" so, option (C): "to her skirts is the correct answer.
How is the transition explained?She used to have a young child clinging to her skirts, but since that child had grown to full adulthood, she came to the porch with her mother every day and waved.
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How does the author develop the central idea over the course of the passage?
How does the author develop the central idea over the course of the passage?
The author develop the central idea over the course of the passage by it's own insight.
Answer:
by common mofits
Explanation: certain mofits are use in passages and other stories to help expain it. for example if certain phrase are repeated like don't give up or keep on going and by thetime you finish the passage you will notice the central idea is about keep on going
What is the author's main purpose for writing passage 1?
Answer:
theres not enough information in your question
Explanation:
So if I have a 85% for my ela grade and did a exam and got 46% on my exam what would my grade be ?
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
You would have a 65%
My uncle ___ (make) a speach on Friday
Past tense:
My uncle made a speech on Friday.
Present tense:
My uncle is making a speech on Friday.
Future tense:
My uncle will make a speech on Friday.
July
by Susan Hartley Swett
When the scarlet cardinal tells
Her dream to the dragonfly,
And the lazy breeze makes a nest in the trees,
And murmurs a lullaby,
It's July.
When the tangled cobweb pulls
The cornflower's cap awry,
And the lilies tall lean over the wall
To bow to the butterfly,
It's July.
When the heat like a mist veil floats,
And poppies flame in the rye,
And the silver note in the streamlet's throat
Has softened almost to a sigh,
It's July.
When the hours are so still that time
Forgets them, and lets them lie
Underneath petals pink till the night stars wink
At the sunset in the sky,
It's July.
Which statement best expresses the theme of "July"?
A) People cannot comprehend the complexity of nature.
B) The slow pace of life in summer can be frustrating.
C) Nature is cruel and cares not for human concerns.
D) Summer is a calm and peaceful time of year.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
It talks about how things can be so slow during summer.
Based on this passage, the reader can conclude that one purpose of Chavez's speech is to?
Answer:persuade people to join the farm workers' fight against poor working conditions.
Explanation:
What is the importance of Research Report?
i do not understand this on english
Answer:
The second one B is not a narrative piece
Explanation: