would i be correct? i think its a metaphor

Answer:

Its a simile.

Explanation:

Metaphors use 'is' while similes use 'as' to compare something, as shown in the sentence

ANSWER. PICTURE BELOW, TYYY

Why do we say Gender based violence is a human right violation ? Support your answer.

When speakers make decisions about how they are going to present information and what they want other people to believe, think, or agree with, they are using metoric. True False​

1. Would Rick be remorseless if he felt disgusted for cheating on the exam and
apologized for it? Explain.

1. Tony bought a red car

In The r ape of the Lock, when the baron cries out that the glorious prize is his, he refers to
a.
the hairs he has snipped from Belinda’s head.
b.
the game of omber he has won.
c.
Clarissa’s hand in marriage.
d.
a pair of scissors.

Paragraph 1
Along with reading, writing and math, school is a place where students should learn
healthy sustainable habits, including healthy eating. That's why junk food - such as
candy and chips - should be banned from Public Schools. Schools already teach the
basics of good nutrition, but students should also have the option to practice what
they learn by eating healthy food during school hours, regardless of how their
families eat at home. Schools should also help students eat healthy food because
students who eat nutritious meals are more alert during the School day.

Knights must defeat ugly ogres in order to rescue fair damsels that are locked in towers.

How to diagram

What tense is HAS HELD in the sentence Our library HAD HELD a book sale for the past 8 years

In this scene, Macbeth speaks some of the most famous lines in Shakespeare:

"Out, out brief candle!/ Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player/ That struts and frets his hour upon the stage/ And then is heard no more. It is a tale/ Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,/Signifying nothing."

We will be using this solilioquy as the basis of our graded discussion.

Directions:

Discuss the quote with an "elbow partner" or in a small group for 5-10 minutes.
What does it mean to you? What do you think it means to Macbeth? What does it mean in terms of the theme of the play?
Write about your interpretation of these lines, on the basis of your classroom discussion, in a written discussion response of at least 4-5 sentences.
After you have made your post, reply to a minimum of two other posts in the discussion. You may agree with them, and give your reasons, disagree with them and give your reasons, or add to their opinion.
Your post & replies will be graded by your classroom teacher as part of your INB grade for the week.

What is the best way for the author to combine sentences 3 and 4 into one compound sentence? Fresh spinach leaves can be used to make green eggs. (4) Carrots and yellow onion skins provide a nice orange coloring.
A.
Fresh spinach leaves can be used to make green eggs; carrots and yellow onion skins provide a nice orange coloring.
B.
Fresh spinach leaves can be used to make green eggs, carrots and yellow onion skins provide a nice orange coloring.
C.
Fresh spinach leaves can be used to make green eggs; while carrots and yellow onion skins provide a nice orange coloring.
D.
Fresh spinach leaves can be used to make green eggs and carrots and yellow onion skins provide a nice orange coloring.

Find all of the adjectives from the sentence below.

The busy beaver built a sturdy dam.

Sarah is having trouble understanding a word in her textbook. She decides to go back and read what came before it and what came after it to try to decide what it means. Which of the following strategies is Sarah using to try to determine the meaning of the term?

1. She is replacing it with a word that she is familiar with.

2. She is trying to determine the root of the word.

3. She is using affixes to determine the meaning.

4. She is using context clues to decipher meaning.

how do you make a cake

William is an Architect in charge of designing a new library for a city. Which tasks will he need to perform to ensure the project’s success?

He will need to locate a proper site, negotiate to buy the site, and communicate with the public about the project.
He will need to use a computer software program to design the building, create blueprints, and manage budgets.
He will need to ensure that the site does not contain endangered species, conduct soil testing, and coordinate permits.
He will need to design the mechanical systems of the building, supervise construction workers, and operate equipment.

Help me pls its due!!

Yes, I'm well aware of that fact, sir. But just because we banned it domestically, under pressure from the bird watching
contingent and the hopheads down at the EPA, it doesn't necessarily follow that the rest of the world - especially the
developing world - is about to jump on the bandwagon. And that's the key word here, Senator: developing. You've got to realize this is Borneo we're talking about here, not Port Townsend. These people don't know from square one about
sanitation, disease control, pest eradication - or even personal hygiene, if you want to come right down to it. It rains a hundred and twenty inches a year, minimum. They dig up roots in the jungle. They've still got headhunters along the Rajang River, for god's sake. And please don't forget they asked us to come in there, practically begged us - and not only the World Health Organization,
but the Sultan of Brunei and the government in Sarawak too. We did what we could to accommodate them and reach our objective in the shortest period of time and by the most direct and effective means. We went to the air. Obviously. And no one could have foreseen the consequences, no one, not even if we'd gone out and generated a hundred environmental-impact statements - it was just one of those things, a freak occurrence, and there's no defense against that. Not that I know of, anyway....
Caterpillars? Yes, Senator, that's correct. That was the first sign: caterpillars.


Whats the effect and purpose of the type of Rhetoric being used?

Place a checkmark next to each event that is part of the falling action of the plot:

what do we learn about stereotypes overall?

Do you think it will make a difference in your community if more learners become entrepreneurs?give reasons for your answer
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In the story “Here’s Herbie”, when Herbie gets on the subway train, the narrator



b. asks Herbie to be quiet.


a. moves closer to the four or five people on the train.


d. hopes that Herbie does not sit next to him.
c. offers his seat to him.

Which of the following makes up the political process

difference between a diary and a journal

Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive adjective clause?
A)The sandwich, which had been prepared hours earlier, was soggy and unappetizing. B)My feet hurt because the shoes thatI am wearing are too tight.
C)The lady who lives down the block collects yard ornaments, flags, and anything related to flamingos.
D) A child who chooses the remote rather than a book is making the wrong choice.​

Does Hamlet have any "right" to plot against and finally kill Claudius?

PLEASE HELP !!!!!! 26 points

Select 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.

What does the word chronic mean?

Crossing two different types of species not only produces new colors and shapes it drives up behaviors an instance related to different types of animals. It looks as if the animal kingdom has a lot more unexpected surprises for us after all

‎Is “I did not notice this”and “I did not know about this”and “this is new to me”and”I am just finding out about this” and ”I never knew about this”and"I didn't know about this” and "I didn't see this" and "I didn't hear about this" and "I didn't notice this”
and "I was not informed about this"and “nobody told me about this” and “I was not aware of this” and “I was not paying attention to this”and “Why did you not tell me about this”and “thanks for telling me about this” and “I had no idea about this” and “I did not know this” and “I did not see this” and “I didn’t hear this” and “this did not come to my attention” and “this was not brought to my attention” and “I was clueless about this” and “this was hidden from me” and “I was unaware about this” the same and”this is a surprise to me” the same?

Which is a correct MLA in text citation when using a quote and an author and page number are known? (pay attention to punctuation)

According to Smith, “writing the research paper is the worst part of English class” (3).

According to a student, “writing the research paper is the worst part of English class.” (Smith, pg. 3).

According to a student, “writing the research paper is the worst part of English class” (John Smith 3).

According to a student, “writing the research paper is the worst part of English class.” (Smith, 3).