III. Read the following passage and decide whether the sentences below are TRUE or FALSE and choose the correct answer for the questions 23 and 24 (1.5 pts)Once a poor farmer had a daughter named Little Pea. Little Pea’s mother died when she was young. Her step- mother was very cruel to her. Little Pea had to do the housework all day. Her father soon died of a broken heart because he was very upset. In the fall harvest festival, the prince wanted to marry a girl from Little Pea’s village. Stout Nut, her step- mother’s daughter, had new clothes; but Little Pea had none. However, a fairy appeared and magically changed Little Pea’s rags into beautiful clothes. When running to the festival, she dropped one of her shoes and lost it. The prince found it and decided to marry the girl who owned it. Of course the shoe fitted Little Pea, and the prince immediately fell in love with her.
19. Stout Nut’s father was a poor farmer. __________
20. Her step- father made Little Pea and Stout Nut do chores all day. __________
21. A fairy magically helped Little Pea to have new clothes. __________
22. The prince decided to find the lost shoe. __________
Read the passage again and choose the best answer (A, B, C, or D)
23. What is the best title for this passage?
A. The lost shoe B. Stout Nut C. Little Pea D. The little daughter
24. The word “ it” has the closest meaning to
A. clothes B. village C. shoe D. festival

Answer:

19- Her step father was a poor father I'm not sure about her bio dad

20- False

21- True

22- He decided to marry the owner of the lost shoe

23- D (But more like Cinderella but from the doller store)

24- C

Help can someone write a narrative that describes an unusual experience. It can be based on true events, or it can be fictional but you have to use the words articulate, formidable, bizarre, imperative, culminate, audacious, and hypothesis somewhere in the narrative?

what do you mean by electromagnetic waves?​

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What is Connotation?

Describe in your own words

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1 You don't really want to do that, do/don't you?
2 We couldn't stop it, could / couldn't we?
3 You'll tell me if you see him, don't won't you?
4. The food's bad, isn't/ wasn't it?
5 You won't be angry, are will you?
6 You wanted that map, won't/ didn't you?

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What is the significance of the exclamations "Halt!" and "Fire!"?

They foreshadow what will happen next.
They move the action forward with dialogue.
They stop the movement of the poem.
They describe the sound of Jackson's voice.

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Read the sentence from The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin.

I concluded, at length, that the mere speculative conviction that it was our interest to be completely virtuous was not sufficient to prevent our slipping; and that the contrary habits must be broken, and good ones acquired and established, before we can have any dependence on a steady, uniform rectitude of conduct.

Which saying from Poor Richard’s Almanac conveys a similar message?

A. “Don’t throw stones at your neighbors, if your own windows are glass.”

B. “‘Tis easier to prevent bad habits than to break them.”

C. “Well done is better than well said.”

D. “Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, half shut afterwards.”

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In "Indians Are a People, Not Mascots," the government's first target in educating Indian
children was their
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O clothing styles.
O customs.
O language

When the author uses specific numbers or provides statistical information

QUESTION 9
What is the best description of an in-text citation?
A. A note that acknowledges an incorporated source
B. A reminder for you to save a copy of the information you used in your essay
C. A paraphrase or direct quote from a source
D. None of the above
I’m stuck between a and d

he said that he liked red rose.(into direct speech)

I stopped corresponding with Ben a long time ago.
→ I haven’t
7. It’s almost 3 months since I last played badminton.
→I haven’t
8. Her sister didn’t meet her cousin a few years ago.
→Her sister
9. I didn’t live in Tra Vinh when I was eight years old.
→I haven’t
10. We last talked to our form teacher three months ago.
→We have not
11. My brother stopped smoking four weeks ago.
→My brother hasn’t
12. My teacher hasn’t talked to us since we left school.
→My teacher last
13. My father hasn’t planted trees in the garden for two months.
→ My father stopped
14. I have not visited Uncle Tri since 2005.
→I last
15. She hasn’t written to John since August.
→ She stopped
16. They stopped producing this kind of toy a long time ago.
 They haven’t
17 . We last saw Mary when we left university.
 We haven’t
18. I last travelled by plane a year ago.
→ I haven’t
19. We stopped communicating with each other by radio a long time ago.
 We haven’ t
20. You last helped me when you graduated from college.
 You haven’t

How are phelps and bolt brilliantly similar and different?

Choose the best answer.
1. He was boiling an egg ____________ he burned his hand. A. since B. during C. while D. when
2. I thought you _____________.
A. will come to the party. B. come to the party C. were coming to the party D. have come to the party.
3. The firework display, part of the city’s centenary celebration, _______ place on the 21st August in Cannon Park
A. will take B. is taking C. is going to take D. takes
4. This is the first time we ___________ to Scotland, so it’s all new to us.
A. are going B. were C. have been D. will go
5. Look at those cars! They __________!
A. will crash B. are crashing C. will be crashed D. are going to crash
6. What’s in the letter? Why __________?
A. don’t you let me to read it B. don’t you let me reading it C. won’t you let me read it D. won’t you let me to read it
7. Only in this house __________ safe and secure. A. I feel B. do I feel C. I do feel D. feel I
8. Hurry. The next bus _________ at 7:15. A. leave B. leaves C. is leaving D. will leave
9. No one has used this room for ages.
A. This room hasn’t been used for ages. B. This room has been used for ages by no one.
C. There’s no one to use this room for ages D. There’s hardly anyone to use this room for ages.
10. “We’re having a party at the weekend” “Great! Who ____________?
A. will being invited B. is going to invite C. is going to be invited D. will invited
11. An announcement about the eight o’clock flight to Chicago_____________.
A. has been already made B. has already made C. has already been made D. already made
12. Although it was raining, they played tennis.
A. Because of the rain, they played tennis B. In spite of raining, they played tennis
C. Despite the rain, but they played tennis D. In spite of the rain, they played tennis.
13. He was busy _______ his homework. A. doing B. to do C. that he was doing D. he was doing
14. Are Alice and Tom still living in New York? “No, they __________ to Dallas”.
A. are moving B. had already moved C. have just moved D. will moved
15. I’ll return Bob’s pen to him the next time I __________ him.
A. see B. will see C. am going to see D. have seen
16. Let’s go to the Riverton this weekend” “Sounds like fun. __________ from here?
A. How far is B. How far it is C. It’s how far D. How far is it
17. Bluegrass music is somewhat different _________ other types of country music.
A. by B. with C. from D. in
18. All those involved have every reason to be proud ___________ their achievement.
A. to B. with C. on D. of
19. I often listen to music _______ I have free time. A. whatever B. whenever C. wherever D. however
20. “Has the committee made its decision yet?” “Not yet. They __________ the proposal.”
A. are still considering B. are still being considered C. are still considered D. have been considered
21. I’ve lived in a small house near the coast ___________.
A. from 1990 B. since 1990 C. in three years D. for last year
22. Since Mr. Hasson __________ president, both taxes and unemployment__________.
A. has become / increased B. became / increased C. became / have increased D. has become / have increased
23. Because I hadn’t heard the weather forecast, I was surprised to see the snow.
A. The weather forecast prevented me from knowing about the snow.
B. It was snowing, so I was surprised by the weather.
C. The snow caused me because I hadn’t heard the weather forecast.
D. Not having heard the weather forecast, I was surprised by the snow.
24. When I arrive, the dinner __________.
A. is being served B. is served C. has been served D. had been served
25. He plays _________ drum very well. A. a B. the C. an D. no article
26. “What a beautiful dress you’re wearing!” “Thank you. It__________ especially for me by a French tailor”
A. is made B. had made C. made D. was made

Which sentence best summarizes "How Fire Was Given to Men"? ​

Read the excerpt from The Mother of America:

George Washington is frequently considered the "Father of America." Likewise, his wife, Martha Washington, could also be considered the "Mother of America," as demonstrated by her roles as the general's wife and the first lady.

During the American Revolution, Martha Washington earned the title of "Mother of America" for her caring nature as the general's wife. She was also very brave. Despite the danger of kidnapping, Martha refused to abandon her home, Mount Vernon, in Virginia. When Martha did leave the plantation for periods of time, she traveled to the military camps where Washington was staying. First, Martha had to be vaccinated so that she would not suffer from smallpox. Once she was inoculated, Martha made the risky trip to camp. British and American soldiers roamed the countryside, and capture was a real possibility. Nevertheless, Martha arrived at each winter camp. She acted as confidant and secretary to George Washington, who believed that her presence was crucial. She encouraged the soldiers, helped their wives, and comforted those who were wounded. One of her key roles was also to entertain important visitors to the camp. Occasionally, Martha Washington even represented George at events he could not attend. Martha used her position to contribute to fundraising efforts for military supplies in 1780 and knit socks for the soldiers herself. Overall, her care and attention to others' needs made her the "Mother of America" during the American Revolution.

What reason does the author provide to support the point that Martha Washington should be considered the "Mother of America"?

A. Her bravery when being inoculated from smallpox
B.Her care and attention to others' needs as the General's wife
C. Her fear of being kidnapped by British soldiers
D. Her willingness to knit socks for soldiers at the military camp

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Was anyone or anything harmed during this protest or campaign? (deaths, injuries to people or animals, people arrested, property damage)

How do writers provide support for a text analysis? (1 point) O by asking questions O by forming new ideas O by stating their opinions BESTE O by using evidence​

Using comma colons and semi colons how do you write this sentence. Team practice-first warm-up second drills then repeat.

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"And these I address to all Females that would be married, or are already so; not that I suppose their sex more faulty than the
other, and most to want Advice, for I assure (women), upon my Honour, I believe the quite contrary; but the reason is, because I
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This statement from Franklin's "Rules and Maxims for Promoting Matrimonial Happiness" best demonstrates (10 points)
his use of criticism to argue his point
his use of common sense to appeal to women
his use of flattery to gain women's attention
his use of facts to prove his point