diary about how you feel about school​

Answer:

school is def worth it but rly tiring

Explanation:

what line is the setting on act 3 scene 1 on romeo and juliet

Which sentence contains a participial phrase?

Which phrase most helps the reader conclude that the author’s purpose is to persuade? ""cultivate my mind"" ""on the platform"" ""crowded street"" ""nothing simpler""

to give entrance to.
options: address, adhesive, adjust, administer, admit, admire, advice, adjoining
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Trafficking in persons involves exploiting people for.

Which sentence uses the underlined word correctly? the research assignment came with explicit instructions on source citation. the speaker was explicit and difficult to understand. interpretations of the passage varied because its meaning was explicit. the custodian posted implicit instructions asking that the door remain locked.

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Passage 1

Jackie Robinson began his professional baseball career in 1945 with the Kansas City Monarchs, one of the leading teams of the then-separate Negro Leagues. Later that year, Robinson was recruited and signed by Branch Rickey, the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers (now the Los Angeles Dodgers). Robinson was called up from the minor leagues to the Brooklyn team in 1946, becoming the first black player to compete in the major leagues in the 20th century.
Breaking baseball’s color barrier was a serious challenge, and Robinson met fierce resistance from many players and fans. Robinson endured malicious catcalls and racial slurs shouted from the stands and even anonymous death threats. Some rival players threw pitches at Robinson’s head, spat on him when he slid into a base, and attempted to injure him with the spikes on their shoes. However, the determined Robinson survived these attacks and helped the Dodgers win the National League (NL) pennant in 1947. During the season, Robinson led the NL with 29 stolen bases and was named rookie of the year in the major leagues.

Passage 2

Wilma Rudolph was one of America’s first great track and field athletes. Born in Tennessee, Rudolph had far from a normal childhood. At the age of four she came down with pneumonia, polio, and scarlet fever. The illnesses so ravaged her body that Rudolph could not even walk normally until she turned eleven years old.
In high school, Rudolph was an outstanding basketball player. But track was the sport in which she really shone. In 1956 she ran at the Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, and won a bronze medal in the 4X100-meter relay. At the 1960 Olympics, she won the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes and again ran on the 4X100-meter relay team.
In 1961, Rudolph won the James E. Sullivan Memorial Award, an award that goes each year to the outstanding amateur athlete in the US. Later that year Rudolph retired from competition.
1
Select the correct answer.
Passage 1 and Passage 2 both provide information about

A.
how easy it is to excel in track and baseball.
B.
athletes who were famous in the post World War II era.
C.
famous athletes who excelled in baseball and track.
D.
athletes who overcame incredible obstacles to excel in sports.

Read the beginning of a method for party planning.

1. Identify an event that is cause for celebration.
2. Secure a location for the party.
3. Buy decorations and food.
4. Identify guests and send them invitations.
5. Plan party games or activities.

Which statement best identifies a problem with this method?

Step 1 should not come before Step 4 because different guests will want to celebrate different events.
Step 2 should not come before Step 3 because the party's location determines the decorations that should be used.
Step 3 should not come before Step 4 because the amount of food needed depends on the number of guests invited.
Step 4 should not come before Step 5 because the party games or activities are more important than which guests are invited.

When art class was over, the students bounded out the door for recess. “Maddie, we already hung your picture up to dry,” Mr. Clay said. “Why are you the last one out of my room?”

Which word can best be used to replace the word bounded in this sentence? (RL.3.4)

A. leaped

B. walked

C. crawled

D. sprinted

Adventures of sherlock holmes by arthur conan doyleWhich detail shows the change in the case that helped Holmes formulate his plan?

two questions for BRAINLY EST one here one in comments
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Every day of the season from the opening day to the last call—is a roller coaster—of excitement and despair.

I found—in the ocean with its waves crashing into silently swaying kelp—a beauty unknown to me before.

My cousin—an expert on the Tyrannosaurus—works as a paleontologist at the local university.

Happily—the crowds—waited in line for what they knew was going to be the best show of their lives.

critically discuss how the youth could use social media to encourage their peers to become more responsible citizens​

Based on the article, is it likely that people will one day 3-D print everything? in just press print.

Who said this:
"Go then, find me a meet hour to draw Don Pedro and the Count Claudio alone. Tell them that you know that Hero loves me."

What should you make sure to include in your paragraphs?

A: Detail sentences

B: Closing sentence

C: Topic sentence

D: All of the above



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In the seventh sentence of the seventh paragraph, the author uses a dash primarily to
(А)
separate a secondary idea from the main thrust of her argument
B)
distinguish her own claim from a claim she aims to refute
contrast her definition of a term with the term's ordinary meaning
D
elaborate on a general claim by providing specific examples
E
clarify a concept by excluding certain phenomena from it

The author uses the phrase "a beautiful child who had not yet […] acquired words to express herself" A. to show that the narrator is recalling the story after becoming an adult. B. to show that the narrator has a practice of teaching words to little kids. C. to show that the narrator is confused about the events in the train. D. to show that the narrator has an advanced vocabulary for a nine-year-old.

Question 4 of 5
Which supporting reason for this claim is most clearly an example? In other
words, which option uses inductive
reasoning?

Claim: The city should open a skate park.
——————————————————
A. Skaters and cyclists are less likely to have health issues later in
life.

B. A skate park lowered crime and property damage in nearby
Brownville.

C. The skateboard was invented in the 1950s, but it became popular
later.

D. Physical activity, such as skateboarding, is good for young people.

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An autobiography
is a complete analysis and telling of the life story of a person who is not the author. A memoir is a compilation of
about moments or events in the life of the author. However, the information provided in both the works is supposed to be
.

Which connection is an example of text-to-world connection?A) You and the main character are the same age.B) Your sister Trudy is the same height as the main character's sister.C) The story includes a picture of the main character.D) The events of the story remind you of similar events happening in world news.

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In the story Tiny plastic, Big problem, in paragraph 32-34, how did the banned substances DDT and PCBs end up in the ocean?

How do Katniss and Peeta convince Haymitch to get serious about mentoring them?



(in the Hunger Games)

he trained to be an _________ in the youth soccer league
options: acrobatics, toboggan, archery, olympics, sportscaster, aerobics, contestant, goalkeeper, referee, sprinter, agile, decathlon, gymnastics, skiing , umpire, ankle, scrimmage, kayak , soocer , hockey

The style and ____ of an e-mail to a supervisor should be more formal than to a coworker.

content
tone
organization
length

What details from the narration relate rainsford’s impression of zaroff? select 4 options. almost bizarre quality about the general's face his thick eyebrows and pointed military mustache were as black as the night his eyes, too, were black and very bright the face of an aristocrat turning to the giant in uniform, the general made a sign the giant put away his pistol, saluted, withdrew.

A(n) __________ gives your audience a literal explanation for key terms in your speech and can be especially helpful if those terms are unfamiliar to your audience or are being used in an unusual way.

Why do you think swift only gradually reveals the real nature of his “proposal” in the essay?