4. What did you do to find the meaning of the difficult words you have encountered while reading the announcement?

Unclear attachment. However, I inferred from a general perspective.

Explanation:

It is recommended that one use a dictionary to find the meaning of words that are difficult to understand. However, if these words are specialized terms whose meaning isn't available in general dictionaries, then a specialized dictionary may be used. Examples of these specialized dictionaries are:

explain the characteristics of Scottish lord​

what are the adjectives in this sentence, The monstrous shuttle pitched forward slightly, then rocked back

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When a readers encounter a signpost in reading, what should they do? re-read to look for important details that they may have missed stop, notice, and ask themselves a question look for the context clue for every word that they do not understand phone a friend

How does the section "An Impressive Grasp" contribute to the central idea of the article?

a
by highlighting Shah Bibi's natural skills to become a painter
b
by showing the indifference of Afghanis toward war and violence
c
by comparing Shah Bibi with Jackson Pollock, an American Legend
d
by highlighting how accidents can sometimes lead to the best abstract art

do you agree or disagree? why?
CULTURAL APPROPRIATION IS SOMETIMES APPROPRIATE.

HELP QUICKLY PLEASE!!
After checking the context clues of an unknown word he finds in a text, Hector feels fairly confident that he knows its
meaning. What should Hector do to make sure the meaning he chose is correct?
O He should look for the word in another text.
O He should write the word in a new sentence.
O He should find more context clues.
O He should check his prediction.

3. How do these types of conditionals differ from one another in terms of its use​

Read the following sentence from the passage:

While her dad made dinner and her mom and brother Matt started a puzzle, Addison brought in wood from the shed and put it by the fireplace.

Which of these rewrites contains the most vivid sensory description?
A.
Addison's dad cooked up a big dinner for the family while her mother and brother started to work on a puzzle and Addison got some big pieces of wood from the shed and brought them to the fireplace.
B.
Her father made them an awesome meal while her brother and her mother tried to do a really hard puzzle and Addison got some wood for the fire from the shed and brought it inside.
C.
While her dad cooked up stir-fry for dinner and her mom and brother Matt started a 1,000-word jigsaw puzzle, Addison hauled in two armloads of fir logs from the shed out back and dumped them beside the stone fireplace.
D.
While her father cooked a hearty dinner for the family and her mom and brother Matt began a giant puzzle, Addison went to the shed and brought back some wood, which she then set down beside the fireplace.

he delicious strawberry shortcake you made for dessert tantalized our taste buds.

Which of these words has the most similar connotation to tantalized?

A.
teased
B.
tortured
C.
worried
D.
annoyed

According to Jefferson, from where do governments derive their power?

A) the consent of the governed
B) the almighty Creator
C) the strength of the military
D) the will of the majority

green plants are called autotrophs and animals are called heterotrophs give reason
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what is the subject of this sentence? One of the boys must have kicked the ball through the window.

Read the excerpt from Fourteen by Alice Gerstenberg. Which part of the plot structure does the excerpt represent?

“Mr. Farnsworth?” sneered Mrs. Pringle. “It’s the Prince of Wales that we will turn our attention to now. Who knew a blizzard could be such a wonderful thing!”

A.
exposition
B.
resolution
C.
rising action
D.
climax

Please help! Which of the following is an example of a complex sentence?


A complex sentence is a sentence that contains an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. An independent clause can stand alone as a sentence, but a dependent clause even though it has a subject and a verb cannot stand alone. Which of the following is an example of a complex sentence.

1. Nadia was delighted she got a part in the school play, even though the part was a small one.


2. Nadia was delighted she got a part in the school play and she didn't mind that it was a small one.


3. Nadia was delighted she got a part in the school play, though she knows it's a small one.

Which strategy is best for the negative position to use to create a strong rebuttal against the affirmative position?

explaining that the tax will not make a significant difference in the amount of plastic waste
presenting the idea that the improved environment is worth the extra taxes and asking a follow-up question
explaining that the source used by the affirmative position is unreliable and suggesting an alternative source
presenting the plastic-tax argument in a different way by stating that it would be an unnecessary burden for people

The city office was a ____ of the largest medical center in the state.
A. Satellite B. Administration C. Orbit. D. Privilege

Determine the pronoun case used in the sentence below.
Susan lost her dollar bill.

possessive
nominative
objective

List 2 ways to determine if evidence is relevant.
help me out please

Pls help! I will make you brainlist!

Read this excerpt from Susan Butcher and the Iditarod Trail.

At last doctors from the hospital in Anchorage, Alaska, almost one thousand miles southeast, answered. They found 300,000 units of the serum among their supplies. It was, however, the middle of winter in the frigid North. How should they ship the serum?

Which prediction is best supported by this detail from the text?

A) Shipping serum from Anchorage to Nome in the wintertime will be complicated and difficult.
B) Three hundred thousand units of the serum will not be enough to vaccinate the population of Nome.
C) The doctors from the hospital in Anchorage will not ship the serum until summertime.
D) The disease will spread from Nome to Anchorage before the serum is able to be shipped.

Which short story is most likely about basic survival?
"The Man Who Would Be King" by Rudyard Kipling
"The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poex
"To Build a Fire" by Jack London
"There Will Be Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury

How does arachne depict the greek gods in her tapestry?

what should I add to this paragraph?
No one knew whether any of them would complete the race yet the 1100 mile dogsled race through the mountains and the frigid temperatures. "no one thought someone would make it in 20 days, 0 hours, 49 minutes, and 41 seconds Wilmarth won the first race in the year 1973"." last spot finisher crossed the end goal in the slowest time ever of more than 32 days in 1973".iditarod.com.

1 Select the correct answer. What does the prefix over-mean in words such as overdone or overgrown? O A causing OB. full of O C. too much O D. different Reset ​

Read the sentence.

My mom is my rock.

What type of descriptive language is used in the sentence?

sensory details
simile
metaphor
hyperbole

what would be an example of type of brain hacking presented in the text​

As the rain comes down, Anna sits on the sofa with her arms folded and tears streaming down her face. Beside her is a new tennis racket that Anna was hoping to use at tennis camp today. Anna had been looking forward to her first day at tennis camp for weeks. However, instead of going to the camp and having fun while playing tennis, Anna must spend the day watching the pouring rain.
Why is Anna crying.

2.
Each year the people of Hawaii hold a
to honor
Kamehameha, the first great king of the islands.
A.
B.
C.
D.
festival
recognize
contribute
process