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Set in the Victorian time frame a social house called Woodlands Place sets on Belgrave Terrace st. Known for its so called perfect society.


Rule 1). Only for the titled people both men and women for the reason of keeping it proper and private.


Rule 2). Only way to get in is if a member gives you a secret password for the secrecy of not letting just anybody in.



Breaking Rules result in having to prove that you won’t do it again by the fallowing listed


. Being fallowed


. Letters being sent to residence


. Friendly reminders


. Not being able to talk to the members unless talked to




Some people can’t keep secrets some people don’t like

the rules or ideas others have people have differences but sooner or later that turns into conflict maybe even a little more we make a perfect society with people who think different from one another it’s not possible.



If people don’t like the social house they don’t have to but they can’t just leave people trusted you, you had access to things you shouldn’t have you can’t just up and leave you have to deal with consequences of all sorts if you tried to leave you’ve seen and heard things no one else can see or hear ever you can’t leave…

The given outline for a "so-called" perfect society is good and straight to the point.

This refers to the main events which would occur in a narrative and is listed and has a given outline that would lead to both the characterization, settings, and other literary elements.

Hence, we can note that from the given outline for a perfect society is good and would work because there is the existence of rules to make the social house exclusive and private and also the punishment for defaulters to these rules.

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make a graphic organizer

indicate five ways of showing commitment to friend.​

I am thine -

But. So much to thee? (lines 51- 52)

What do these lines reveal about the speaker?

A. She does not expect her lover to care if she lives or dies.

B. She wishes that she could love her as much as he loves her.

C. She believes that her lover is making too much of her importance in his life.

D. She expects that her lover's love for her will fade over time while hers remains

There was a lot of stuff that made me panicky, like suspension bridges, germs, airplanes, fireworks… a lot of the time i’d get that feeling like i was in the middle of a huge black ocean, or in deep space, but not in the fascinating way. how does the narration affect oskar’s credibility in this excerpt? his list of fears makes him seem mentally unstable. his tale of panic makes him seem extremely immature. his attempt at self-reflection makes him seem honest. his knowledge of science makes him seem intellectual.

Why is Romeo initially drawn to Juliet?

a He feels a connection when their hands touch.
b He likes that she looks Ethiopian.
c He thinks she is beautiful.
d He wants to cause trouble at the party.

Which of the following activities would parents be most likely to censure in their children?
O
A singing songs
O
B. playing games
C. cleaning their rooms
D. fighting with each other

We tried to fry an egg on the sidewalk until our dog came over and _______________ gobbled it up.
hungry
happy
gleefully
slowly

What are some realizations or inside you had while reading night by Elie Wiesel?

(pls help-)​

The usual form of a declarative sentence is
a) to make a statement
b) subject-verb
c) a period or full stop​

What is the stress in conventionality​

In The Glass Menagerie, even though Laura is an adult, she appears to be living in a fantasy world.


Which detail from the play best supports this inference?



LAURA: "I shouldn't be partial, but he is my favorite one. "


LAURA: "I took a business course at business college. "


LAURA: "And everybody was seated before I came in. I had to walk in front of all those people. My seat was in the back row. I had to go clumping all the way up the aisle with everyone watching!"


LAURA [smiling]: "Well, if he does, he doesn't complain about it. He stays on a shelf with some horses that don't have horns, and all of them seem to get along nicely together. "

What would be a good job for teens with social anxiety?​

Can someone please help me? :(

Hi I am a local book writer I need help with my book what should it be a thriller book or more horror

Why is the Human Trafficking topic important? Please write in full sentences.

What is the best way to reflect on a challenging text?
A. reviewing the notes you took while reading
B. finding out more about the author's life
C. creating a graphic organizer for the piece
D. asking yourself how you feel about the writing
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
O A
OB
Ос

How to know if something is a poem?

I do not support standardized testing and think we should get rid of it because​

Read the following excerpt from the play The King of Sharks:

Scene 4

Fishermen and other villagers are crowded around the pool outside the princess's house. The princess and her son stand in front of them.

Princess: It is time for my son to join his father in the ocean.

Prince: I'm very sorry for all the trouble I've caused.

Villagers: Back to the ocean with you!

Prince: I promise to never take more than my share of the fish again.

Prince hugs his mother goodbye and wraps the cloak around his shoulders. He jumps into the pool and swims down so deep that no one can see him. Far off, out in the ocean, a huge shark fin can be seen bobbing above the water. Soon, a smaller fin joins it.

Narrator: The shark prince joined his father in the ocean, and to this day, the sharks never take more than their share of the fish.

Select the detail from the play The King of Sharks that tells the reader how the shark king and shark prince live the rest of their lives.

Group of answer choices

Far off, out in the ocean, a huge shark fin can be seen bobbing above the water. Soon, a smaller fin joins it.

Prince hugs his mother goodbye and wraps the cloak around his shoulders.

He jumps into the pool and swims down so deep that no one can see him.

Prince creeps down to the water's edge and wraps the cloak around his shoulders before jumping into the sea.

You've been on a cruise for two days when there's an accident that forces everyone on board to abandon ship. During the evacuation, one of the boats is damaged, leaving it with a hole that fills it with water. You figure that with 10 people in the boat, you can keep the boat afloat by having nine people scoop the filling water out by hand for 10 minutes while the 10th person rests. After that person's 10-minute rest, he or she will get back to work while another person rests, and so on. This should keep the boat from sinking long enough for a rescue team to find you as long as it happens within five hours. You're taking your first brake when you notice your best friend in a sound lifeboat with only nine people in it and he beckons you to swim over and join them so you won't have to keep bailing out water. If you leave the people in the sinking boat, they will only be able to stay afloat for two hours instead of five, decreasing their chance of being rescued, but securing yours. What do you do?

Option 1: Stay in your boat and hope that you are all rescued in five hours time, before the boat sinks and you all drown.

Option 2: Jump ship and join your friend in his boat and hope that the others are rescued within two hours.

(Explain your answer!! Don’t just say “I pick Option 1” or “I pick Option 2”. Elaborate!!!”)

(Will mark brainliest!)

What is a good title for when the main idea is “How is Juliet challenging traditional expectations of
how a woman should think, act, or be or typical portrayals of women?”

Quick write for my ELA class
Tell me the cringiest thing your parents do in at least 5 sentences. If your parents do none of this, tell me the cringiest thing you have seen any adult do.

Select the correct answer. in maya angelou’s poem "caged bird," what does the cage represent? a. african americans b. the restrictions african americans faced c. white americans d. civil rights activists

Which method of audience analysis are you using if you ask the audience a question in the introduction of your speech and give them a chance to respond

Exercise 1: Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning
1. She doesn’t go out a lot because she doesn’t have a lot of friends.
=> If
2. I don’t understand this lesson so I cannot do the homework.
=> If
3. I didn’t know you were in the hospital so I didn’t come to see you.
=> If
4. Peter didn’t answer the phone because he was studying.
=> If
5. She is very short, that’s why she feels nervous.
=> If
6. Close the door or I won’t let you go outside.
=> If
7. He never polishes his shoes, so he never looks smart.
=> If
8. This lesson is complicated, that’s why I don’t understand it.
=>
9. You should go to bed early.
=> If I
10. Peter got bad marks because he didn’t prepare his lessons well.
=>

What’s the most difficult task that Hancock explains she has to perform? Why is it difficult? Explain citing evidence from the text in your response.

One afternoon, after classes, his class adviser gave him an envelope for his parents. He immediately went home and handed the envelope to his mother Hurnedly, his mother opened and then read the letter informing them of Emmanuel's chance to enjoy scholarship next school year in one of the prestigious schools in their town. "At last the fruits of a long and arduous labor since you were young are now being harvested. Now you are recognized and awarded this scholarship, his mother announced with joy.

11. What did the teacher give to Emmanuel? A. an envelope C. money
B. letter D.scholarship

12. What type of text is the paragraph?
A.classification C.explanation
B.enumeration D.time order
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Why is it important for a peer to review your writing, in addition to reviewing it yourself?

You still have the ideas in your head, so you may not notice when they did not make it onto the page.
You will ignore all of the problems in your report because you won’t want to fix the problems.
A peer has a better understanding of your topic than you do and can find mistakes.

Read the excerpt from Part 2 of “To Build a Fire.”

"You were right, old hoss; you were right," the man mumbled to the old-timer of Sulphur Creek.

Then the man drowsed off into what seemed to him the most comfortable and satisfying sleep he had ever known.

What conflict is resolved, and what theme is conveyed in this passage?

The conflict resolved is between the man and the old-timer. The theme conveyed is that belief in oneself is all that is necessary to achieve a great goal.
The conflict resolved is between the man and the old timer. The theme conveyed is that wisdom can be gained by listening to those who have gone ahead.
The conflict resolved is between the man and nature’s elements. The theme conveyed is that belief in oneself is all that is necessary to achieve a great goal.
The conflict resolved is between the man and nature’s elements. The theme conveyed is that wisdom can be gained by listening to those who have gone ahead

What is the term for the balance between how much of a product is available, and how much consumers want the product?

supply and demand

management and employee

cause and effect

consumer and worker


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