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what are the main vowels

In this paragraph, what rhetorical technique does King use to add emphasis?

Which list of plural nouns is correct?
Group of answer choices

children, fish, tables, boxes

childs, fish, tables, boxes

children, fishes, tables, boxes

children, fish, tables, boxs

Give me examples of some famous people who became successful because they're nice.

CONTENTIMENT; PEACE;MAN’S GROWTH,

researh title and its quantitative design​

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what are those pyramid-shaped objects at Egypt called?

Lines 1–11: What is the phrase in which Russell states what horror stories do not have to include? What reason does she give for beginning in this way? How might the author’s statements relate to the central, or most important, idea in the literary criticism?

People of the plains became skilled
They lived in
teepees and moved with the
seasons.
A. hunters and horse riders
B. hunters and fishers
C. fishers and builders

HELP PLSS!!! What is the relationship between these two paragraphs?
It's not easy being a bird, especially when you can't figure out how to fly. That was Donny's problem. No matter how hard he tried, he
couldn't lift off the ground. He watched the other birds and tried to imitate what they did, but nothing seemed to help.
Summer was almost over, and the leaves were starting to fall off the trees. It would soon be winter, and everyone would be heading south
for the summer. Donny didn't want to be left behind, and he didn't want to be a burden. He needed to teach himself to fly once and for all
A The first paragraph is the exposition, and the second paragraph is the climax of the story.
OB The first paragraph describes the conflict, and the second paragraph resolves the problem.
The first paragraph outlines the plot, and the second paragraph describes the theme of the story,
D.
The first paragraph describes the main character, and the second paragraph describes the conflict.
E
The first paragraph identifies the narrator, and the second paragraph tells about the setting.

Read the examples of chapter titles from Through the
Looking Glass, by Lewis Carroll.
The Garden of Live Flowers
Looking-glass Insects
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
Humpty Dumpty
Based on the titles of these chapters, which of the
following predictions can be made about Alice's
adventures in the novel?
O Alice will find herself in grave danger as she goes
along.
Alice will meet a variety of interesting creatures and
characters.
Alice will learn many important morals and life
lessons.
Alice will travel to distant lands on the other side of
the Earth

The policemen confiscated the Frosted Flakes from Timon immediately.




Find the noun.

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what is your first impression of the poem 'geography lesson'?​

In the CAged brid what is the speaker tone or attitude toward the subject of oppression

Tone is the author’s attitude towards a topic while mood is the emotion that the author wants readers to feel true or false?

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In your own academic language, use two or more pieces of evidence from pages 18-21 in The Canterbury Tales to describe its setting, characters and importance to world literature.

Which topic should appear in a conclusion?(1 point)

an introduction to your main ideas

the ideas you want your readers to remember

a transition to your next ideas on the topic

reasons and examples supporting your main ideas

Read the following sentence.

The agents typically pore over the details of a contract in order to get the best deal for their client.

Which word has a similar connotation to the phrase "pore over" as it is used in the sentence?

A.
summarize
B.
proofread
C.
annotate
D.
scrutinize

What inference about Cugoano’s beliefs is most supported by the passage? Cugoano believes that America is a perfect example of freedom. Cugoano believes that America is not living up to its claims of freedom. Cugoano believes that America will never abolish slavery.

Read the following essay. Then explain how each paragraph contributes to your understanding of the topic of ukuleles.
Passage
The ukulele is a simple instrument that has become a valuable part of both traditional and modern music. The ukulele, sometimes called "uke" for short, is a small musical instrument shaped like a guitar but with four strings instead of six. Ukulele strings today are typically made of plastic, but they were originally made of catgut. There are six sizes of ukulele: sopranino, soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, and bass. Compared to an acoustic guitar, the ukuleles range in pitch from almost two octaves higher than the highest note on a guitar to one octave higher than the lowest note on a guitar.

These instruments and their delicate, light music are usually associated with Hawaiian culture, but they arrived to the islands by way of Portuguese travelers. The word "ukulele" comes from the Hawaiian words for "gift" (uku) and "to come" (lele), meaning "the gift that came here," as Queen Lili'uokalani called the instrument. Hawaiian royalty were very important in making the uke a vital part of the local culture and traditions.

The ukulele was popular in the early 20th century before it declined after World War II. In the 1990s, a Hawaiian musician, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, covered two famous songs — "Over the Rainbow" and "What a Wonderful World" — launching the instrument back into the limelight. This resurgence in the uke's popularity was bolstered by the Internet: Beginners could watch instructional videos, look up tabs, and record their own song covers on this simple yet enchanting instrument in a way that they never could before.

The ukulele is now a vital and important part of the broad music scene in the United States, as well as a long-standing tradition in Hawaiian culture.

Identify the linking verb : He is exactly right about that

The King says he has never “left the hall of great Danes for any man to keep.” What can you infer about his feelings toward his kingdom?

Sometimes RBG would argue a case where a man was discriminated against and then use the result to make the laws more fair for women. Why do you think this strategy was so effective?
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'kids always eat candles" rewrite the sentence in passive voice
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20 points for the best answer. In order to survive a traumatic or life threatening event, you need what personality traits?

Later in their conversation, Faber says, “Those who don’t build must burn. It’s as old as history and juvenile delinquents.” What does he mean? Do you agree or disagree with this idea? Explain.

Destiny, on the whole, has no other way of cultivating us. A formless Chaos, once set it revolving, grows round and ever rounder; ranges itself, by mere force of gravity, into strata, spherical courses; is no longer a Chaos, but a round compacted World. What would become of the Earth, did she cease to revolve? In the poor old Earth, so long as she revolves, all inequalities, irregularities disperse themselves; all irregularities are incessantly becoming regular. Hast thou looked on the Potter’s wheel,—one of the venerablest objects; old as the Prophet Ezechiel and far older? Rude lumps of clay, how they spin themselves up, by mere quick whirling, into beautiful circular dishes. And fancy the most assiduous Potter, but without his wheel; reduced to make dishes, or rather amorphous botches, by mere kneading and baking! Even such a Potter were Destiny, with a human soul that would rest and lie at ease, that would not work and spin! Of an idle unrevolving man the kindest Destiny, like the most assiduous Potter without wheel, can bake and knead nothing other than a botch; let her spend on him what expensive colouring, what gilding and enamelling she will, he is but a botch. Not a dish; no, a bulging, kneaded, crooked, shambling, squint-cornered, amorphous botch,—a mere enamelled vessel of dishonour! Let the idle think of this.

Which of the following does NOT appear in the third paragraph?
A.
rhetorical question
B.
hyperbole
C.
analogy
D.
idiom
E.
irony