2. Why is Katniss responsible for taking care of her family?​

Answer:

Because her dad died.

Explanation:

Her dad died on the cole mines and her mom fell into a deep depression. If it wasn't for Katniss her little sister Prim and her mom would've starved.

If Clarisse backed her father's choice, whose side would she be on for the battle!
0 Zeus
Poseidon

How did Prita's message become a big problem?​

Marco was overwhelmed by the rude customers, but he never loses his

A.aplomb
B.apotheosis
C.agitation
D.incipience
E.ineluctability

To be such a short and simple poem, “Drink Your Tea” gives the reader much to think about. To better understand how its author achieves so much in so little space, answer the following questions about the poem.
1. How many sentences are in the poem “Drink Your Tea”? What punctuation breaks up the sections of the poem?



2. What “commands” or directives are given in the poem?




3. What is the difference between the phrase “Live the actual moment,” which appears in the poem, and “Live IN the actual moment,” which is a commonly used phrase in conversation and on inspirational posters?




4. Which sentence in the poem could be viewed as a summary of the entire poem—and also as a statement of its central theme?



5. What choice is described in the poem?

Which evidence from paragraph 4 best supports the idea that many schools have mandatory uniforms for students?


“The Fifth Circuit Court ruled that the school's policy was constitutional and that students had failed to show that the policy suppressed free expression.”


“According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in the past decade the number of public schools requiring students to wear uniforms has almost doubled, to 19 percent.”


“In 2001, a group of students and parents in Texas took a school district to court contending that the school's mandatory uniform policy violated First Amendment rights.”


“In cases involving school dress codes, courts across the country have generally upheld school policies.”

Think back to The Call of the Wild by Jack London. Which details are enticing, and which are too revealing and give the story away? Select the appropriate description from the drop-down menu.

Buck has to learn to survive in his new life.


✔ Enticing

The dogsled team gets new owners, but the new owners are not prepared for life in the wilderness.


✔ Enticing

Buck has to kill Spitz to survive.


✔ Too revealing

Ultimately, Buck chooses to live in the wild.


✔ Too revealing

Which text best completes the sentence?

Which quotation states where the central idea of the text emerges? in the story “Battle of the Bionics”

Read the lines of poetry. Identify two or more poetic techniques being used in each example and write them on the line. There may be more than two techniques being used.I'm growing fonder of my staff; / I'm growing dimmer in the eyes;I'm growing fainter in my laugh; / I'm growing deeper in my sighs;Which sound effects/devices are being used?A) alliterationB) onomatopoeiaC) repetitionD) rhyme/rhythm

How much money do typical teens spend on clothes a year? Please 3 complete sentences. You may use the web

What should a writer include when formulating a strong claim in an argumentative essay? Check all that apply.
a viewpoint on the topic
the topic of the argument
a strong bias about the topic
a detailed rebuttal to the topic
the major reasons supporting the topic

in the poem 'The Hero' the boy goes to them in foot and kills their chief​

Project oral report What should I write about

Choose the best correction for this run-on sentence: When my friend went to the movies she bought popcorn and then sat in the front row and finally she went out for something to drink.

In about 120 words , write an essay on the benefits of exercise . You may use the notes to help you .

- burns calories
- improves mood
- increase metabolic rate
- release endorphins​

in animal farm, the pigs become the leaders and the other animals accept them because the pigs are the cleverest and smartest. Is intelligence the most important quality needes for leadership? what other important qualities are important for a leader to have?

I have a late paper due and I need some help I can do the work but I need the questions answered because I dont have enough time to read the book and classes end in 6 days​

Since my coffee was too cold, ( I heated it in the microwave)

In the story “The Bet”, Do you believe there is such a thing as “internal freedom?” (This is the kind of freedom that the lawyer comes to know as he rises about his circumstances, though he is imprisoned.” Think of people in the news who have been imprisoned for their beliefs. In your opinion, are they “freer” than their jailers? If so, how?

I'm doing this final grade below
please help!!!!
Read the story below and write an ACES paragraph about the theme you choose.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

The shepherd boy watched the flock of sheep by day and guarded them at night. His only relief came when his master’s wife came by with his dinner wrapped in a cloth.
The shepherd boy was tired of working all the time. It wasn’t really difficult work, but it was tedious. His job was to watch the sheep, and, if one strayed, to guide it back to the flock. He also had to be on the lookout for wolves and ready to run for help if one approached.
The boy was lonely and bored. One afternoon, he had an idea that he hoped would put an end to his loneliness. He ran into the village and yelled, “Wolf! Wolf!” The townspeople ran with him into the field. They spent hours looking for the beast, behind briers and rocks, but there was no wolf. The boy had enjoyed having all the people with him and was sad to see them return to town.
A week later, he was again feeling bored and lonely. He ran into the village and yelled, ”Wolf! Wolf!” Again, the people followed him back into the field. Again, there was no wolf. The mayor yelled at him. “Don’t you come into town again with your tales. The people are too busy for your games!” It seemed to the boy that he would never have visitors again.
The next week, he sat watching his sheep. Suddenly a wolf ran out from the forest. It headed straight for his flock. He ran as fast he could into town. “Wolf! Wolf!” he screamed. But nobody came. “There really is a wolf! Please help me!” he pleaded. But the people turned their backs to him.









Constructed Response Directions
Choose one of the themes below and highlight it to let me know which one you chose.

Liars are not believed even when they speak the truth.
If you play a practical joke on someone, they won’t believe you when something really bad happens.
Honesty is the best policy.

Provide at least two pieces of evidence from the story to support the theme you chose. Your paragraph must be in ACES format.

A= Answer the question
C= Cite evidence #1
E= Explain evidence #1 as it relates to the answer
C= Cite evidence #2
E= Explain evidence #2 as it relates to the answer
S= Sum it up

Write your paragraph on the next page.
“The Boy Who Cried Wolf” - Theme

Graphic Organizer (optional to use):

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C


E


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S


Begin your paragraph below this line:
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According to the author, research on autonomous vehicles -
A. addresses their concern for safety.
B. shows that they will cut back on human error.
C. does not yet prove their safety.
D. indicates a positive outcome.

How does the author establish the connection between free-thought and Ralph Waldo Emerson?
by explaining that Emerson's resignation from the ministry was initially urged by his first wife and
"perhaps sparked by" her early death
A
by explaining that Emerson upheld tradition by following in the footsteps of "nine generations of his
family" who were ordained as ministers.
O
by listing abolition, educational reform, social justice, and the rights of Native Americans as the
causes for which Emerson advocated.
c
OD
by detailing Emerson's generous acts for and personal relationships with notable American
authors.

This article was published in the May/June 2013 issue of Cobblestone magazine. As of 2019,
Congress still has not passed the DREAM Act.
1. On a typical day, about 21,000 U.S. border control agents process nearly 100,000 people.
They monitor 7,000 miles of land and 2,000 miles of coastal waters at 329 ports of entry.
Border control agents work to keep the borders safe while also overseeing lawful
international trade and travel.
2. They also prevent about 1,000 people from entering the country illegally every day. Yet
some people still get through, and those numbers are adding up. Nearly 11 million
immigrants in America [as of 2013] have come here illegally. That means they are living in
the United States without the proper documentation and inspection. As illegal or
undocumented people, they risk deportation if they are caught. Deportation is an order to
leave the United States and return to one’s country of origin. . . .
3. In June 2012, President Barack Obama rallied for immigration reform and supported a
proposal that would help young people who were brought to America illegally by their
parents. To qualify, a person has to have been in the country for at least five consecutive
years and be willing to go to college or serve in the military. Illegal immigrants who arrived
when they were older than 16 and criminals do not qualify. Nearly 2 million people under
the age of 31 could qualify under this act and realize their dreams of studying, working,
and staying in America. If all goes well, each might reach the hope of one day becoming a
U.S. citizen.
4. This idea, called the DREAM Act, has been floating around Congress for more than 10
years without any resolution. There are many viewpoints to consider.
5. Imagine you’re in a room of spokespeople for and against the DREAM Act. Each speaker
comes to the front of the room to state his or her opinion. Listen carefully.
Pro: For the DREAM Act
6. Douglas, from Guatemala: I came to this country when I was 13 with my parents. They
came to find better opportunities. With this act, I can get a better-paying job and attend
college. I won’t have to worry about deportation. I’ll truly feel like an American.
7. Brenda, from Mexico: We came here when I was five. My parents had no way to support
our family in Mexico. There were no jobs. I have no memories of Mexico. I want to go to
college, maybe even become a nurse. But without documents, I cannot get financial aid to
help me pay for my education.
8. Hugo, from Argentina: I hate waking up each morning thinking it could be my last day in
America. I feel like I am an American, but the government sees me as an “alien.” I speak
only English and I’ve never broken any laws!
9. Cinthia, from Haiti: I was an honor roll student in high school and I dream about
becoming a doctor. I can use the money I earn from a steady job to help pay for college.
I’m willing to work hard for what I want. My parents taught me that.
10. Jose, prize-winning journalist, from the Philippines: In order to stay in this country, I
had to forge more documents than I can count. I used a friend’s address to get a driver’s
license. I never know if or when I will get caught.
11. Presidential candidate: The young people we are trying to help consider the United
States their home. They view themselves as Americans. We need to find a way to address
this issue on a national level.
12. Newspaper columnist: These immigrants are badly needed for our economy and our
military service. And, if we force them back to the countries they came from, we are simply
telling them we don’t care. Is that the message we want the world to hear?
Con: Against the DREAM Act
13. Border official: Like any other immigrants, these people should have to pass a standard
U.S. citizenship examination.
14. Enforcement agent: I would normally take an illegal immigrant into custody for a violation
such as driving without a license. Now I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do.
15. Congressman: The act breaks a promise to the American people. Nearly 2 million
people, who arrived here without any documentation, can take spaces in colleges and jobs
away from U.S. citizens.
16. Presidential candidate: What we really need is a high-technology border fence so we
don’t have illegal immigrants in the first place.
17. Capitol Hill correspondent: Passage of this act will encourage even more illegal
immigration. We should close the borders now and enforce a more aggressive anti-
immigration policy.
18. Newspaper columnist: Fake IDs and driver’s licenses are a way to break into American
society. We open ourselves up to threats like increased terrorism if we don’t enforce strict
restrictions on illegal immigration.
19. Immigration attorney: I want to help families enter the United States, but they often have
to wait a long time before our quota system allows them in. Why should we reward those
Who enters illegally? That disrespects clients like mine who are following our laws.

What is Teen brain
learning

what is the concentration in percent by mass of 0.85 g of solute of 50.0 g of solution​

What does the narrator learn from each person?

I have so much homework I still have to learn my music.

The narrator uses the simile "The Hood Trio, tighter than the
inside of Voldemort's nose" to describe their relationship.
Describe the meaning of this phrase.
They are closely bonded and have known each other a long time
They do not like each other and are not friends
O They wish to be friends
They like the idea of friendship

How does the conversation between Judson and his wife develop the plot of the passage

Write some sentences per each

11
12. Aaron Withrop was much like his mother, he liked to help others.
Run-on
Fragment
Comma splice
Sentence