Answer:
the caged bird is a good one or a simple one is fire and ice
Write a description about a person who has made a strong impression on you.
Please, please, please help, it can be about anything, it doesn't really matter. I give Brainliest too, just help me please.
Answer:
My stepdad has mad a good impression on me. He is a wonderful man who treats my mom great. My dad passed 5 years ago, so it was a little hard for me to adjust. He treats my sister and me like we're his own kids. He has made me a better person.
Explanation:
Answer:
My mother has made a strong impression on me. She cares for me, and even though I sometimes don't listen to her:D She still loves me with all her heart and I can always come running back to her. I love her, and she's the best person ever!
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What does the phrase “the menace of the year” mean?
A) the possibility of life after death
B) the threat of passing
C) the years that cause anger
D) the years that fuse frustration
Answer:
A
Explanation:
something that is likely to cause harm:
Drunk drivers are a menace to everyone.
Dogs running loose are a public menace.
the menace of industrial pollution
[ U ]
a dangerous quality that makes you think someone is going to do something bad:
He had a slight air of menace which made me uneasy.
He spoke with a hint of menace.
[ C ] mainly UK informal
a person, especially a child, who is very annoying
example of man vs. society most dangerous game
I need to write an essay that’s due next week so can anyone help me by giving ur ideas or opinions on this topic ? I will report if you steal points.
Should Martin Luther King Jr. have proceeded to lead over a thousand protesters across the bridge on March 9, 1965 in Selma, Alabama ?
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Be an Investigative Journalist
A student claims that the school cafeteria regularly serves leftovers to students instead of making new food each day. Your editor assigns you to investigate. Write out a plan for finding information. In your plan, include the sources you will use, how you will gather information, and what obstacles you might run into as you research your story.
Answer:
Ok so if the cafetirea feeds the students leftovers you don’t know if it has food poisoning
Explanation:
Answer:
Where I would get my sources from:
The student themselves.The school administration.The lunch workers.And other students to see there opinion on it.How I would gather information from:
School papers.Governmental papers dealing with the school food.Some obstacles:
On a serious note anyone can lie at any moment.Time schedules since this is in a learning environment. Not enough evidence to prove weather or not the theory is correct.In your journal write a short response concerning how to cope with a “mean kid.” Include personal experiences. How does your method compare with Amy’s? What advice would you give Amy? Your response should be 50-100 words long.
Answer:
You didnt give enough info about Amy's experience but I tried. I wrote about me talking back to a bully.
Explanation:
One day in the cafeteria I was sitting with my best friend reading comic books and group of girls come up to a saying "wow you really like Comics your a real
nerd" my friend whispered in my ear "don't say anything they're really mean and they're going to embarrass us" I wasn't about to let these bullies bring me and my friends down so I told them "at least I know how to read" everyone in the cafeteria started laughing at all the bullies stormed off almost crying and never talk to us since
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Answer:
When coping with a "mean kid", it is important to remember that they are humans with feelings too. I would try to figure out why they are being mean. they might be mean to other students because of problems at home. if this is the case, then I would make time to get to know them and try to become their friend. if they see that people care about them and are willing to give their time to get to know them, then the "mean kid" may be less likely to be rude to other students.
Explanation:
2.Many students claim that listening to music helps them study, while adults often insist that students should study in quite environment.3.(As a result), the truth is somewhere in the middle.
How should the underlined words in sentance 3 be changed to provide a transition from sentence 2.
A.Moreover
B.Therefore
C.As is often the case
D.As Mentioned earlier
Answer:
The answer is B. Therefore
Explanation:
which would you include in a summary of a story’s plot? key events in the story? a list of al the characters? quoted paragraphs from the story? minor details about the story’s settings?
Answer: Key events in a story
Explanation:
A summary of any story includes key events in the story. Thus the correct option is A.
What is Summary?A summary refers to a brief introduction of any topic in your own words to make the reader easily understand the plot and setting of any story and help them to engage effectively.
The summary begins with a statement that describes the plot's basic elements and summarises its major events without offering any opinion or conclusions.
Summary avoids using subjective language and instead focuses on using objective language that seeks to accomplish something. Additionally, it does not provide the reader with any judgment or viewpoint.
The main points of the original text are not included because it is only a concise summary. It only underlines the crucial points that require discussion.
Therefore, option A is appropriate.
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HELP PLZZZ what do you think is the author tone towards immigration in the United States? the american I believe in article
Answer:
THE AUTHORS TONE IS BOLD
Explanation:
Read the extract and answer the question that follows: (1 x 3 = 3)
But she held her peace till she felt stronger,
Then sat up and said, ‘ I’ll lie here no longer!’
(a) What does ‘here’ refer to?
(b) Why was Granny not feeling strong earlier?
(c) What does she want from her son?
Explanation:
Q.1. Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow:
☆A. My grandmother was a genius. You’d like to know why?
Because she could climb trees spreading or high,
She’s up their branches in a trice. And mind you,
When she last climbed a tree, she was sixty two.
▪︎a) Why does the poet call his granny a genius?
▪︎b) Could the grandmother climb the trees easily?
▪︎c) What impression do you form of the grandmother?
☆B. Ever since childhood, she’d had this gift
For being happier in a tree than in a lift;
And though, as years went by, she would be told
That climbing trees should stop when one grows old.
▪︎a) What was the grandmother's gift since childhood?
▪︎b) What was grandmother told from time to time?
▪︎c) What does grandmother’s preference of climbing a tree rather than a lift
show?
☆C. Then she sat up in bed and said, ‘I’ll lie here no longer!’
And she called for my father and told him undaunted,
That a house in a tree top, was what she now wanted
My dad knew his duties. He said, ‘That’s alright’.
▪︎a) Why did Granny say, ‘I’ll lie here no longer!’?
▪︎b) What was Granny’s ambition?
▪︎c) Find a word from the stanza which means the same as ‘fearless’.
☆D. “Sure they had a teacher, but it wasn’t a regular teacher. It was a man.”
▪︎a) Who does ‘they’ refer to?
▪︎b) What does ‘regular’ mean here?
▪︎c) What is ‘it’ contrasted with?
When the author’s friends suggest that some cultures might consider poetry a luxury, the author..
A.states that her friends are incorrectly labeling and generalizing a population.
B. dismisses her friends’ claims as unfounded and false.
C. gives examples of how this issue can be overcome.
D .admits that this is perhaps true.
Answer:
B. Dismisses her friends claims as unfounded and false.
Explanation:
Poetry is not a luxury. It is considered as soul satisfaction. The poetry provides author with a self satisfaction and condoles his heart.The author rejects the claim of his friend that a poetry is a luxury. The authors considers poetry as a normal and he does not level the poetry as luxury.
Which sentence uses a homophone incorrectly? O Alice wondered weather her friends would call. O Anna was confused about which course to take. O James was capable of the great feat of strength. O Pedro will help us navigate the shortest route home.
Answer:
Alice wondered weather her friends would call.
Explanation:
Its the only one who uses a homophone word incorrectly. What was suppose to be in place of the word weather was whether.
Answer:
A. Alice wondered weather her friends would call.
Explanation:
What motivates both Fortunato and the narrator?
SELECT AN ANSWER
Empathy
Shame
Money
Pride
Answer:
Pride.
Explanation:
Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Cask of Amontillado," tells the story of how Montresor took his revenge upon his friend Fortunato for all the "insults" that he's had received from the latter. The deception with which Montresor lured his victim was based on pride and ego, leading to the unassuming Fortunato to be buried alive.
One main reason for the whole revenge plot is to pay back Fortunato for "the thousand injuries" he had tolerated from him. And even for Fortunato, his pride in his knowledge of good wines led him to be taken into the catacombs without a doubt. Had he merely accepted that he may not be the best judge of wines, he wouldn't have died. But as he persisted on going to taste it, despite the "cold" that he's suffering from, all comes together leading to his ultimate death.
How does Odysseus show heroic traits?
Answer:
Through his long, adventurous and ultimately successful quest back home, Odysseus' traits of determination, righteousness, and cleverness exemplify his heroism.
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Why does the author include information about the dry climate?
Answer:
C) To explain why people in the region have to feed their animals fish
Explanation:
The given question refers to an excerpt from The Travels of Marco Polo:
And let me tell you something else. They have sheep here that have no ears, nor even ear-holes; but in the place where ears ought to be they have little horns. They are small creatures and very pretty. And here is something else that may strike you as marvelous: their domestic animals—sheep, oxen, camels, and little ponies—are fed on fish. They are reduced to this diet because in all this country and in all the surrounding regions there is no grass; but it is the driest place in the world.
The options you were given are the following:
A) to explain why sheep have horns but no ears
B) to explain why sheep in the region are so small
C) to explain why people in the region have to feed their animals fish
D) why there are such large quantities of fish available
The correct answer is C. Sheep feed on grass. The climate of the described region is so dry that there is no more grass, so sheep no longer have anything to eat. Instead of letting them die, the people began feeding them fish. The rest of the options are not consequences of the dry climate.
Answer:
To explain why people in the region have to feed their animals fish
Explanation:
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Lines 45–52: Which details in the text suggest that the narrator of this story is not reliable? What is it about this narrator that makes him seem unreliable?
This question is about "the tale tail heart"
Answer and Explanation:
The narrator is not a reliable narrator because he narrates the facts in first person, that way we only know what happens from his point of view, we have no other point of view to compare and have a panoramic view of all the facts, that is, our conclusions are manipulated by the narrator, he can lie and we will never know.
Furthermore, the narrator seems to be an unreliable person, since he has negative thoughts about the old man, who does not distrust him. This means that he behaves positively in the presence of the old man, but reveals a maleficent nature when he is alone with his thoughts.
Choose the type of relationship expressed by each pair of words.
boy : girl (synonyms or antonyms)
big : large (synonyms or antonyms)
clean : dirty (synonyms or antonyms)
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Answer:
boy : girl (antonyms)
big : large (synonyms)
clean : dirty (antonyms)
Explanation:
True or false: Informative writing pieces must have a formal style of writing. True Or False
Answer:
For me it's True
Explanation:
It's true most people use different fonts, but my teacher wants me to use Formal Style that way if someone is reading it they can understand it better.
what are the social cost of cell phone usage
Cell phones, comes the social cost of communication, and how people are more and more unable to physically communicate face to face as compared to behind a screen.
Read the excerpt from This Land Was Made for You and Me.
Woody thought there was plenty to worry about. The Great Depression, which had begun in 1929, was grinding on. For years, desperate, hungry people had been tramping the roads and riding the rails, looking for work or handouts.
Which song did Woody Guthrie most likely write based on these observations?
“California Stars”
“Gotta Work”
“Mail Myself to You”
“No Fear”
Answer:
B.) "Gotta Work"
Explanation:
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The song “Gotta Work” is the one that Woody Guthrie most likely write based on these observations. The correct option is B.
Who was Woody Guthrie?One of the most important figures in American folk music was the singer-songwriter Woodrow Wilson Guthrie from the United States. His writing mostly dealt with anti-fascist and American socialism themes.
The most well-known and significant singer and composer of folk music in American history is Woody Guthrie. Since the 1960s, "This Land is Your Land," his most well-known song, has served as the nation's unofficial national anthem and is sung in every classroom.
He is well known for his impromptu compositions, folk ballads, traditional songs, and children's songs, many of which contain political commentary. Based on these findings, Woody Guthrie most certainly wrote the song "Gotta Work."
Thus, the correct option is B.
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Have you ever been hurt by someone's words? Are you still holding on
to that hurt? Well, I learned the hard way that forgiving others is
something we do for ourselves, not for them. Years ago, my cousin
said some insulting things to me. I stayed angry for a long time. I didn't
return his calls or send him pictures of my kids growing up. I thought |
was hurting him, but I was only hurting myself. I was becoming an
angry, selfish person. Finally, I ran into my cousin at a family picnic. 1
decided to let go of my anger. As we hugged, I realized that I was doing
myself a favor by forgiving. Maybe that's a favor you can do for
yourself, as well.
Which statement best describes the author's purpose?
A. To persuade readers to agree with her side of the argument
O B. To inspire readers to let go of hurts from the past
C. To inform readers about the effects of being unforgiving
D. To explain to readers how she and her cousin made up
Answer:
C.- To inspire readers to let go of hurts from the past
Explanation:
Because you can't just hold on to it forever its going to keep on bothering you in the long run so people are going to have to forgive that person sooner or later.
Chapter 12:
Vocabulary:
Inconsistent
Appalling
Fret
Boded
Persisting
Questions:
How is Jem Changing?
What disappointing news does Scout receive?
Where is Calpurnia taking the children? How does she prepare them?
Describe the church? Why do Jem and Scout feel unwelcome? Are they?
What are some things the children find unusual about the church service? Why is this part of town called the quarters?
What does Scout learn about Tom Robinson and his family?
What don’t the children understand about Calpurnia? How does she explain?
What are some things Calpurnia has taught the children about life, people, and learning?
Why does Scout want to visit Calpurnia at home?
What frightening thing appears on their porch? What do you think will happen next?
Chapter Thirteen:
Vocabulary:
1. Tidiness
2. Tactful
3. Sluggish
4. Extract (verb)
5. Irritable
How does Scout feel about their new guest?
What kind of person is Aunt Alexandra?
Describe the town of Maycomb. How does Aunt Alexandra fit in?
What does Aunt Alexandra want Atticus to tell Jem and Scout?
Why does Scout cry? What does Atticus say before he leaves? What does it mean?
Answer:
WELLL
Explanation:
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I need help writing a paragraph talking about culture but relating to "art". PLEASE DON'T GET IT OFF THE WEB
what is the phrase in the sentence “For many years he has been the football coach in our town.”
Explanation:
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Carlos
(1) My lab partner, Carlos consistently earns the highest grades in our
class. (2) No question ever stumps him. (3) In fact, sometimes he seems to
know as much as if not more than, our teacher! (4) The other day I bumped
into Carlos at the library. (5) It was not unusual for him to be there. (6) I
was surprised to see what he was reading.
What changes, if any, should be made to sentence 1?
Ob
Remove the comma after partner
Add a comma after Carlos
Change consistently to consistantly
Make no changes
d
Answer:
You would add a comma after Carlos
Explanation:
What is the meaning of the word cohesive?
Answer:
Cohesive
Explanation:
Characterized by or causing cohesion.
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From the short story, “why do some brains enjoy fear?”
Answer 1-3
Answer:
1. According to Dr. Kerr, our bodies are affected by the things that scare us through building a sense of confidence or strong "flashbulb memories" of scary experiences.
2. According to Dr. Kerr, the critical information we need to have in our order to enjoy a scary situation is to have the knowledge that we're in a safe environment. That means have the information that were you are is a safe environment; during fight-or-flight response, the flood of adrenaline, dopamine and endorphins will be triggered in a safe space. So, with the knowledge of a safe environment, our brain will process threats as just "unreal threats".
3. Baby Albert was made to be afraid of white rabbits by researchers who were experimenting the fear response in the 1920s.
Explanation:
In "Why Do Some Brains Enjoy Fear, an interview Allegra Ringo had with Dr. Margee Kerr, the issue of fear and how it works in humans was discussed. We discover from the text that somethings that scare can build confidence and boost self-esteem when we overcome them while some can lead to flashbulb memories. Dr. Kerr stated that when one knows that where he/she is a safe place, it makes them enjoy scary experiences.
Dr. Kerr is a staff sociologist in ScareHouse.
Answer:
According to Dr. Kerr, our bodies are affected by the things that scare us through building a sense of confidence or strong "flashbulb memories" of scary experiences.
According to Dr. Kerr, the critical information we need to have in our order to enjoy a scary situation is to have the knowledge that we're in a safe environment. That means have the information that were you are is a safe environment; during fight-or-flight response, the flood of adrenaline, dopamine and endorphins will be triggered in a safe space. So, with the knowledge of a safe environment, our brain will process threats as just "unreal threats".
Baby Albert was made to be afraid of white rabbits by researchers who were experimenting the fear response in the 1920s.
Explanation:
In "Why Do Some Brains Enjoy Fear, an interview Allegra Ringo had with Dr. Margee Kerr, the issue of fear and how it works in humans was discussed. We discover from the text that somethings that scare can build confidence and boost self-esteem when we overcome them while some can lead to flashbulb memories. Dr. Kerr stated that when one knows that where he/she is a safe place, it makes them enjoy scary experiences.
Explanation:
She was a staff phycologist at Scare House
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Which point of view is being used in the sentence below? Martin wants to go to the baseball game on Friday night, but none of his friends want to go. They would all rather go to the school dance instead.
- second person point of view
- fourth person point of view
- third person point of view
- first person point of view.
Answer:
- third person point of view
Explanation:
- second person point of view - this is not true. If it was told from the second person's point of view it would say "You want to go..." or "You would all rather".
- fourth person point of view - this is not the correct answer. Forth person point of view would be "We want to go..." or "We would all rather..."
- third person point of view - this is the correct answer. The author is the one telling the story and he refers to both Martin and his friends in the third person, not telling the story from their personal point of view. The author is the third person is giving us an objective take on all people in the sentences.
- first person point of view. - this is not the right answer. If the sentence was from a first person point of view, it would say "I want to go..." or "I would rather go to..."
What is one way to check the reliability of an author?
call the author personally
see if s/he has a blog
research the author
read all of his or her published work(s)
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is research the author.
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List down the family members and identify each role. Explain their duties and
responsibilities in a blank sheet of paper.
Role
Duties and Responsibilities
Family Members
Answer:
A nuclear family is composed of the father, the mother, and the children.
Explanation:
There are two types of families and they include, the nuclear and extended families. The nuclear family is composed of;
1. The father: He is the main financial provider of the family. He provides the basic necessities of the home such as food, shelter, and clothing. He also provides moral guidance for all in the home especially, the children.
2. The mother: The mother supports the father in the home. She also takes care of the children's well-being by cooking, caring for their health, nurturing them, and guiding them.
3. The children: The children are expected to respect their parents and help out with the chores at home.
The extended families would include the father, mother, children, uncles, aunties, nephews, nieces, cousins, and grandparents.