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This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.

Part A
What does the author think of microloans?

A.
They help people, but not communities.

B.
They can change people’s lives for the better.

C.
They need to be fixed in order to work correctly.

D.
They should be paid back quickly to make a difference.

Part B
Which sentence from the article best shows what the author thinks?

A.
“A microloan is a loan of a small amount of money to a person or group.”

B.
“Microloans are made to people in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and South America.”

C.
“Groups involved in microloans find that what is good for one person is also good for those around that person.”

D.
“The people who receive microloans are often very poor.”

Choose only 1 of the following prompts:

Prompt 1: Tell me what last week was like for you.

Prompt 2: Tell me about your best birthday.

Prompt 3: Tell me about your favorite year of life so far.

Choose one and write a min 7 sentence paragraph

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Reread this part of the story. Which detail shows that Habib was
unsure about letting the bear help him?
"This bear is trouble," Habib thought. But not
liking to find fault, he pushed aside his good
sense. "Any help is better than no help," he told
himself.
Habib and the bear ate the bruised
figs for lunch.
Habib and the bear ate the bruised figs for
lunch. Habib thought, "I'll take a short rest. Then
we'll make a fresh start."
"Here's a task you can do," he said.
"While I nap, wave this branch to
keep away the flies."
He cut a leafy branch and handed it to the bear.
"Here's a task you can do," he said. "While
nap, wave this branch to keep away the flies."
"This bear is trouble," Habib
thought. But not liking to find fault,
he pushed aside his good sense.
He cut a leafy branch and handed it
to the bear.

How might the story be different if it were told from Teresa's point of view?*

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What is a common reason for writing a biblical allegory?
to express moral beliefs
to comment on contemporary society
to hold a mirror up to how people live now
to provide a safe way to express dissent

Please help me I’ll give 20 points

What is the counterclaim in this passage?
The city should not build a new bridge across the river. Bridges are
expensive and the city already has several bridges across the river. Of
course, building a new bridge would create a lot of new jobs. But
unemployment is at an all-time low.
A. Building a new bridge would create a lot of new jobs.
B. The city already has several bridges across the river.
C. Unemployment is at an all-time low.
D. The city should not build a new bridge across the river.

I found Ashok sad. When I (i) ................... standing with scooty, he (ii) . . .. . .. . . .. ..he was planning to learn scooty. I was surprised and made enquiry how he could learn driving that way. Immediately he silenced me by saying that (iii) ............ the first step of learning. He further added that in fact driving needs planning and practice.


(i) (a) said to him about why (b) asked him why he was
(c) explained why he was (d) told him about why

(ii) (a) questioned that (b) refused that (c) suggested that (d) replied that

(iii) (a) this was (b) this is (c) it has been (d) this may be​

Please Help!
Which best describes the author’s primary purpose in the prologue of Free the Children?

to persuade readers to take up a cause
to guide readers through a set of steps
to educate readers about a serious issue
to entertain readers with a dramatic story

Think of a time when you demonstrated a fixed mindset. What could you have done differently in that situation to demonstrate a growth mindset? How would this have affected you differently in the situation?

HELPP BRAINLIEST AND 12 POINTS Does the author provide sufficient evidence that people lie with surprising frequency?
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)
A
No, because the people didn’t actually lie very much in their conversations.

(Choice B)
B
Yes, because people lied more than they told the truth in the conversations.

(Choice C)
C
No, because the experiment relied on self-reporting of lies and the expectation of lie frequency is subjective.

(Choice D)
D
Yes, because the conversations were recorded and people reported how often they lied.

Write a synopsis of what would be considered a dystopian society for YOU.

Shaw's father wanted no monuments except the ditch where his son's body was thrown . what does the word ditch mean in this context?1 a long narrow trench dug in the ground. 2a grave. 3 the act of getting away from someone.4
the act of getting rid of something. Will give branliest to correct answer​

How do I write this in a passive Voice but none of this bothered me ?

Tell the other person that you are tired of having to redo the work

A. Social submissive
B. Aggressive
C. Involver
D. Quiet submissive

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Important quotes from the book "A Night Divided" with the page number

your time is limited, so don't waste it living some one else's life?
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what is the divided in 5 1/2 3x4

I need help please not round answers. I will give you brainlist but I need to get it correct!​

PLEASE HELP ASAP!! What does the term in bold mean in this sentence? Demographics help explain the latest kowtowing to teen tastes -- the teen population has grown twice as fast the overall population in the last decade.
A. bowing deeply
B. showing excessive respect
C. pulling heavily
D. changing rapidly

What is the counterclaim in the passage?
I think lions are the most dangerous animals in Africa. They are large,
fast, and ferocious, and they hunt in groups. They are also extremely
difficult to see in tall grass. However, hippopotamuses actually kill
more people in Africa every year.
A. I think lions are the most dangerous animals in Africa.
B. However, hippopotamuses actually kill more people in Africa every
year.
C. They are large, fast, and ferocious, and they hunt in groups.
D. They are also extremely difficult to see in tall grass.

Read this summary of a myth

An evil warrior wants to take over a village, and he has a
plan to make the villagers abandon their homes so that
his alty can take it without a struggle. He passes
through the village disguised as a wealthy traveler, and
he tells the villagers that he has found gold in the
mountains a few miles away. He persuades them all to
go to the mountains to look for gold. When all the
villagers leave the evil warrior brings his army to the
village and they occupy all the homes -except for one.
One girl suspects that the wealthy traveler is lying to the
villagers. She decides not to leave her home to look for
gold, because she does not believe there is any gold,
and even if there is, protecting her home is more
important to her. She also convinces her mother and
brother to stay with her. When the invaders come to take
over the village, the girl, who has beyond-human


Based on the details in the summary, what does the hero of the myth suggest about the culture in which it was Created?

The culture values moving from place to place.

The culture values not following the crowd.

The culture values money more than anything else.

The culture values taking land from other people.

I think it’s c please help

How to answer, Develop complete and chorent paragraph by unified enough relevant support and a concluding statement

I will give you brainilest if you help me

What is the theme of Mask by Shel Silverstein

choosing the correct pronoun. in each sentence below, underline the correct form of the pronoun.

Why is henry unsure about renting roller skates?

A. He is afraid to embrarass himself
B. He does not know the attendant
C. He cannot recall what size he needs
D. He only brought money for the arcade

11) How are the details in this passage organized? A) alphabetical order B) problem and solution order of importance D Logical order​

You look at the blueprints laid before you. You have no idea how to read them. "Why did I lie to get this job?" you wonder to yourself. The men in the room are watching you. The man in the suit who hired you asks, "Well, what do you think about these plans? Should we go for it?" You pick up the blueprints and pretend to study them carefully. "Um, well, have we done any fault testing?" you ask. The man in the suit squints at you and says, "Fault testing? What's fault testing?" To buy yourself time in a really smooth way you say, "Uhh..." What is the point of view?
first person
second-person
third person
third-person limited
third-person omniscient

Can you help me with the main idea