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wait wait who? I can answer this maybe clearly and correct if you tell me who they are.
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what does sallies mean
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Answer:
a sudden charge out of a besieged place against the enemy
which line supports the theme that the customs of "civilized" society are confining and intolerable. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Answer:
"he had to talk so properly that speech was become insipid in his mouth"
Explanation:
This is the only detail/option that states how being "civilized" is not all it's cracked up to be. The definition of "insipid" is "lacking flavor." If Huck Finn is made to speak properly, he loses his boyish, informal manner of speaking. This detail supports the theory that becoming a proper young man is stifling, confining, and intolerable.
Answer:
"he had to talk so properly that speech was become insipid in his mouth"
Explanation:
5. The wind was as loud as a freight train roaring past the windows
Which phrase, if substituted for the underlined simile in the sentence, would
change it to a metaphor?
A) Quickly
C) Blowing like a freight train
B) A loud freight train
D) Like a monster
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Answer: C
Explanation: hope i helped c:
Took the test and got it right
HELPP WHATS THE STORY BEHIND THNIS PICTURE? use a metaphor or simile if u can
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I don't fully understand but you could relate it to the fact that even though the sky is bright and colourful, the closer object is torn and broken, hence the dripping of the rain which could symbolise tears, this could show that whilst the overall picture may be cheerful or positive, that doesn't mean that your emotions will reflect that, sometimes we ignore what's right in front of our eyes, it could also show that no matter what happens we will still experience sadness despite how much good we are surrounded by, hope this helps
Which writing prompt would best address the purpose and audience of this prompt? To help your classmates study for their world history final exam, you
have been assigned to prepare a study guide about the life of British
prime minister Winston Churchill. Research his birth and early life,
education, family, and career. Present the information in an interesting
and memorable way.
O A. To introduce your classmates to the British system of government,
write a series of journal entries from the perspective of Churchill,
highlighting his day-to-day duties and interactions with other
officials
OB. To keep your classmates entertained, dress up as Churchill and
read a speech that includes as many true but humorous
anecdotes as you can find from his life and career.
O C. To show your classmates how Churchill compares to U.S.
president Franklin D. Roosevelt, create a graphic organizer that
includes brief, descriptive phrases about how the two leaders are
alike and how they are different.
D. To help your classmates remember facts about Churchill's life,
write an essay that includes interesting facts and stories that
connect to the most important areas the exam will cover.
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Answer:
D.To help your classmates remember facts about Churchill's life,
write an essay that includes interesting facts and stories that
connect to the most important areas the exam will cover.
Explanation:
Rephrase this: Heat rising and falling inside the mantle creates convection currents generated by radioactive decay in the core. The convection currents move the plates. Where convection currents diverge near the Earth's crust, plates move apart. Where convection currents converge, plates move towards each other.
Note: Try to change it up and explain it in your own words, please.
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Answer:
Warm rising and falling interior the mantle makes convection streams produced by radioactive rot within the center. The convection streams move the plates. Where convection streams veer close to the Earth's outside, plates move separated. Where convection streams focalize, plates move towards each other.
Explanation:
(brainliest plz)
Answer:
Correct answer: B). Global climate is changing due to burning of fossil fuels and deforestation.
Forest holds a large amount of carbon, plants are known to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as they grow, that carbon dioxide is stored in plants in the form of carbon in plant's roots, leaves and in the soil. When trees are cut down, that stored carbon is released in the environment in the form of carbon dioxide, which accounts for approximately 18% of global greenhouse gas emission.
The burning of fossil fuel like coal, petroleum, oil, gas for the energy purpose is one of the major contributors for the rising level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which leads to global warming and affect the climate.
Hence, the correct answer would be option B.
Explanation:
which of these revisions corrects the inappropriate shift in verb tense ?
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Answer:
A. He will not suspect
Explanation:
I dont think the others would be correct and A. would correct the grammer in the last sentence.
Hope this helps.
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Say that he Lion would get up each and every mornin. Stretch and walk around. He'd roar, "ME AND MYSELF. ME AND MYSELF," like that. Scare all the little animals so they were afraid to come outside in the sunshine. Afraid to go huntin or fishin or whatever the little animals wanted to do.
What does the excerpt say about the roles of different animals in the world?
Small and large animals can never get along.
Some animals are more powerful than others.
Small animals are smarter than larger animals.
All animals are equally strong and powerful.
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Answer:
small and large animals can never get along.
Explanation:
It is because big animals believe that they are smarter and stronger than the small ones
Answer:
b
Explanation:
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In "St.-Remy: The Asylum," we discover that Vincent suffers from epilepsy. At the time, doctors did not have any medical treatment for this issue. Using the resources you have available, look up epilepsy and the effects it may have if left untreated.
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Answer:
If epilepsy is not treated, seizures may occur throughout a person's life. Seizures can become more severe and happen more often over time.
Explanation:
Answer:
it does not matter what the answer is you dont need to do work because work does not difine you you could fail all your classes and still be the most smartest person in the world
Explanation:
The way you approach a piece of writing should depend on
A. your attitude.
B. the audience you are speaking to.
C. your boss's desire for ratings or sales.
D. the image of the magazine, newspaper, or TV show you work for.
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Hope this helped have a nice day!:)
2. What is the meeting between Gatsby and Daisy like initially?
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Answer:
What is the meeting between Gatsby and Daisy like initially? initially, their conversation is stilted and awkward.
A story that uses human-like animals to teach a lesson is a _________
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That would be called a Fable.
What purposes do animals serve to humans on Earth: Is it solely to provide food? Are they meant for labor? Should they be domesticated for the comfort of humans?
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Answer:
Human uses of animals include both practical uses, such as the production of food and clothing, and symbolic uses, such as in art, literature, mythology, and religion. ... Animals serve as models in biological research, such as in genetics, and in drug testing.
Number 4 pls that the one I need
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Answer:
Stationery includes paper, pencils and envelopes.
Answer is C
If it's the question above, then it's "capital"
how is odysseus not a hero in the odyssey , cite evidence from text
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Answer:
the standards of merciful, selfless, and gentle because of his actions of sacrificing his men, killing the suitors and being ruthless throughout
what will be the answer in The pack of dogs ___ running off in different directions (were/was)
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Answer:
was
Explanation:
Given: an incomplete sentence
To fill: the blank
Solution:
Was and Were denote past tense.
For singular objects, was is used.
For plural objects, were is used.
The pack of dogs was running off in different directions.
(Here, ''pack'' is a singular term. Therefore, ''was'' is used.)
The New Baby
For 12 wonderful years, Cara had enjoyed her position as the youngest of five children, the baby of the family. But for the past nine months Cara had felt her special place slipping away as the family prepared for her oldest sister to give birth. Now, Cara’s parents would become grandparents and there would be a new baby to fawn over, which had not happened since Cara was born. Cara worried that her mother would forget about her and spend all her time with the new baby. She was less than thrilled as she rode the elevator to the hospital’s ninth floor.
The room was so full of family members and flower bouquets that Cara had trouble seeing the hospital bed. Angela, Cara’s sister, sat propped up by pillows. She cradled a squirming pink bundle in the crook of one arm. She grinned when she saw Cara and her parents and turned the pink bundle towards them. Only the baby’s face was visible. Her hands punched out under the swaddling.
Cara’s mother was the first to hold the baby. She smiled and cooed at the baby. Then the baby was being passed to Cara, and she was face-to-face with her new niece. The baby squirmed a bit and then opened her eyes and looked right at Cara. The baby cooed at Cara, and Cara smiled at her niece, thinking that becoming an aunt might be wonderful after all.
3. Which detail from the image would be most important to include in a summary of the passage?
a. Cara’s mother was the first one to hold the child.
b. Cara’s mother cooed at the baby when she held the baby.
c. Cara was the last one to hold the baby.
d. Cara visits the hospital to meet the baby for the first time.
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Answer:
D: Cara visits the hospital to meet the baby for the first time
Explanation:
Please help me find the theme of the story. I’ll give brainliest
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Answer:
theme story is pet saved the day
Analyze the graphic organizer below and complete the instruction that follows. / Identify the conflict that completes the organizer. Divine law vs. human law Conscience vs. law Familial loyalty vs. civil obedience Female independence vs. female submission
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Answer:
C. Familial loyalty vs. civil obedience
Explanation:
I took the test and got 100%
What is one type of source you should look for while researching for reliable information on a topic?
government websites
blogs
wikis
.com websites
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Answer:
A) government websites
Explanation:
is a source you should look for while researching for reliable information on a topic since it is from government its trustable.
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Can someone write a descriptive story about the picture above including : begging,development, climax , falling climax , and solution pleases
I really want help because I’m really bad at writing so if I didn’t do it I will get 0 out of 50
Please help .
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Answer:
This is the first half !!
It's’ been three months. I’ll always remember that curved stretch of road. It holds my most terrifying memory.
Kayla, her name is. My best friend. I always think about what it would’ve been like if she weren’t in the passenger seat. We were so close. I miss being her friend. I want to talk to her again.
. . .
My alarm is so loud. I slam my right hand down on the snooze button and attempt to go back to sleep, no luck. Right as I start to doze off again, my brother, Elijah, bursts into my bedroom, right at the same time my alarm starts going off again. I press the stop button. He’s playing rock music when he comes to stand beside my bed. “Dad said to get up. We’re leaving in twenty minutes.” I sigh, stretch, and sit up. “Okay, get out.”
After fifteen minutes, I’m ready to leave. I make my way into the kitchen to get a slice of toast, hug my dad, and head out the door. “Bye, Dad,” I say to him with a mouthful of toast. “Love ya, Liv,” He says as I’m shutting the door.
I walk to Elijah’s navy blue car. When I open the passenger door, his friend, Jason shakes his head at me. I roll my eyes and open the backseat passenger side door. He starts driving before I get my seatbelt on.
When we reach the school, I get out as fast as possible, meeting Kayla at the front door. We greet each other and head to our lockers.
“So, I was thinking. Since you’re freshly licensed, why don't you take us for a drive? I know you’ve been nervous to start officially driving, but I know of this old road, where all our street-racing classmates like to go. It’s an easy drive honestly and it would be good practice for you. Plus, there are never any cops. You can drive as fast as you want.”
“Kayla…… I think that would be an awesome idea, I do, but what if we didn’t do that,” I ask. She sighs, “Don’t you think it would be fun?” I sigh this time, “Yeah. What time?” She jumps up and down several times, “I’ll text you,” she says as she branches away from me, walking into her algebra class room.
The entire school day went by in a blur. The last bell just rang, I’m right outside the front doors, sitting on the cement ledge next to the stairs. Elijah comes out three and a half minutes later, sits right next to me, and says, “C’mon dork. Let’s go.” prior to immediately hopping up and walking away. I follow suit.
At home, my dad asks us how school went. Elijah talks to him for a while, and I tell him it was a pretty boring day, and that I’ve got biology homework to do. He wishes me luck and I head upstairs to do it.
It's 4:30 p.m. I’m getting ready to go drive with Kayla at 5:00. She texts me ‘On your way ???’ I reply with ‘Yea’ and make my way to the front door. “Ah, ah, ah, not so fast. Where are you going?” My dad calls from the dining room. “I’m going to Kayla’s.” I respond. “Be safe. Have fun.” He says. I chuckle, “Those two don’t go hand-in-hand, Dad.” He laughs, “They better.” I laugh and close the door behind me.
When I pull up to Kayla’s house, she gets in the front passenger seat, and starts directing me.
Once we arrive at the 12-mile road, she says, “Well? Get to drivin’!” We both laugh, and I say, “Let’s admire the scenery, weirdo.”
The sky is a lavender color. There are a few large, translucent clouds. To our right, there’s lots of tall yellow-ish grass. Not a beautiful scene, but a calming one.
I start to drive. Slowly, if anything, but I’m driving. After a few minutes, I speed up. We’re going 64mph when Kayla tells me to go 80. I speed up as we near a curve in the road. I start turning and we see something yellow flash past us. I slow down, as we are both curious, and I make a U-turn.
When we get back to the yellow blur, we find out it was a suitcase. It’s got clothes spilled out of it, maybe someone dropped it on the run. We both make up crazy scenarios of how it got there. I start driving again, reaching higher speeds, albeit quicker than the first time.
Turns out, the road was a loop. We finish the loop fairly quickly, and Kayla bets me that we won’t be able to finish it sooner the second time around. I accept her challenge, and turn the radio louder.
We’re turning the curve when something comes out of nowhere, and, BAM! Right into the passenger side. My car spins and almost tips over, I’m screaming the entire time, but I don't hear Kayla.
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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Answer:
C. the author is sharing background information.
Do turkey vultures depend on other birds?
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Answer: They don't depend on other birds because they are scavengers, they feed on dead animals. But I wouldn't say no completely because some carnivorous animals eat other birds, and those remains can be eaten by these vultures.
I will take f if I didn’t answer :)
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Answer:
A :: 1: dashboard
2: roadsign
3: steering wheel
B :: 1 : slowly
2: well
3: carefully
C:: 1 : You must stop at the stop sign
2 : You should always wear your seat belt
D:: 1 :Dan asked his brother if he could pick him up at the airport
2 : The driving instructor told Ali to hold the steering wheel with both hands
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
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,that’s not a counter argument, it’s actually the exact opposite, the second quote is a supporting quote fir the first statement.
Hope this helps!
To get started on your persuasive
essay, choose a topic.
Remember that the topic for this
kind of essay must be which of
the following?
A. Debatable - there must be at least two sides
B. Unique - no one else has ever written on this
topic before
C. Popular - what everyone else is writing about
D. Universally true - a fact this is scientifically
based and not debatable
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Answer:
It should be B.Unique - no one else has ever written on this topic before
what does provoking someone mean
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Answer:
to anger, enrage, exasperate, or vex. to stir up, arouse, or call forth (feelings, desires, or activity): The mishap provoked a hearty laugh. to incite or stimulate (a person, animal, etc.) to action.
Explanation:
Select the correct answer.
What is the effect of logical fallacies?
A.
They provide additional evidence.
B.
They weaken an argument.
C.
They attack an opponent.
D.
They make an argument more valid.
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Answer:
B.They weaken an argument.
Explanation:
Correct in edmentum test
The effect of logical fallacies is :
B) They weaken an argument.
Logical FallaciesThe effect of logical fallacies is that they weaken an argument.
Logical fallacies are imperfect, misleading, or wrong contentions that can be demonstrated off-base with thinking.
These are the foremost common fallacies you ought to know approximately.
Contentions and wrangles about are an vital portion of college and academic talks.
Thus, the correct answer is B.
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TROLLEY PROBLEM
Situation: You are driving the Streetcar in downtown. The brakes are not working, so you cannot stop. You see five people standing on the tracks straight ahead. You can turn on to another track, but there is one person on that track. Anyone you hit with the streetcar WILL die.
Question:
Do you do nothing and kill 5 people, or do you turn the streetcar and kill 1 person? Why would you make this choice?
(THIS IS A HARD QUESTION FOR PHILOSOPHY)
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Answer:
Well I would yell at all of them to move out of the way, and if that does not work I'll try to look for something to stick in the wheel and well if none of that works I would turn the trolley the other side without someone if there is that option, and for my last resort I will turn to the side with one person while yelling MOVE! because it's harsh but I would prefer 1 over 5 its less people and well I don't know what else to do!
Part A
Which statement expresses a theme of the poem?
The pleasures of childhood are fleeting.
True friendship is a bond that can never be broken.
Children learn about adulthood through observation,
O Asserting one's voice requires great courage.
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Answer:c
Explanation: