Is since I am so tall, I signed up for basketball, a compound or complex sentence.

Answer:

it's a complex sentence :)

Explanation:

Does entrepreneurs are the ones creating a jobs? Why?​

write an email to friend about his future plan ​

This is a key event in The Call of the Wild.

It was brought about by a conversation in the Eldorado Saloon, in which men waxed boastful of their favorite dogs. Buck, because of his record, was the target for these men, and Thornton was driven stoutly to defend him. At the end of half an hour one man stated that his dog could start a sled with five hundred pounds and walk off with it; a second bragged six hundred for his dog; and a third, seven hundred.

How does this event affect plot development?

It shows that Thornton believes in Buck.
It proves that Buck is stronger than other dogs.
It creates tension between Thornton and Buck.
It makes other men aware of Buck’s value.

what order does the prewriting phase go in​

Which statement best explains the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing?

Summarizing is restating all of the ideas and details in a text, while paraphrasing is restating the central idea of the text.
Paraphrasing is restating all of the ideas and details in a text, while summarizing is restating the central idea of the text.
Paraphrasing is copying a text word for word, while summarizing is restating the text in one’s own words.
Summarizing is copying a text word for word, while paraphrasing is restating the text in one’s own words.

The number that you dialed is incorrect, please check the number and dial again.

A: comma splice
B: fragment
C: run-on
D: correct sentence

What is an inference.

The writer wants to provide relevant support for the claim made in sentences 12 and 13. Which of the following sentences, if added after sentence 13, would most effectively accomplish this goal? According to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology’s National Tidal Centre, there has been an average sea level rise of 7.3 millimeters a year around low-lying islands like Kiribati in the past few decades. According to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology’s National Tidal Centre, there has been an average sea level rise of 7.3 millimeters a year around low-lying islands like Kiribati in the past few decades. A A professor of biology at Old Dominion University, Kent Carpenter, notes that poaching of giant clams does more damage to marine ecosystems than island building does. A professor of biology at Old Dominion University, Kent Carpenter, notes that poaching of giant clams does more damage to marine ecosystems than island building does. B Marine biologists contend that the urban sprawl spreading into the oceans inevitably causes havoc for marine organisms and their habitats. Marine biologists contend that the urban sprawl spreading into the oceans inevitably causes havoc for marine organisms and their habitats. C The government of South Korea expected to have 300,000 residents in the utopian smart city built on the artificial island of Songdo. The government of South Korea expected to have 300,000 residents in the utopian smart city built on the artificial island of Songdo. D Environmental scientists at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, have noted that those building artificial islands can use techniques like silt curtains to help minimize the environmental impact of these projects.

One of the central ideas of the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is that, in the minds of slave owners, an enslaved person is no better than an animal. In a well-developed response of one paragraph, describe how Douglass develops and supports this central idea, citing specific evidence from the text and exploring how Douglass makes connections between key events and the central idea in your response.

What is the function of an analogy in an informational text?
A. To contrast a concept with something else
B. To provide a vivid image with figurative language
C. To provide description through sensory detail
D. To explain a concept through comparison

Why are Titania and Oberon fighting?
a. They are arguing over a human child.
b. They are arguing over the seasons.
c. They are mad at each other's
powers.
d. It is not clear why they are fighting.

How might citizens most likely react to their country's imperialist activities during the Age of Discovery?​

I loved to look at the old photographs, especially the ones with me in them. I suppose that was bad of me, and
stuck on myself or something, but I couldn't help it, the pictures with me in them were just more interesting. Every s
was there, snapped by the camera and stamped on a glossy piece of paper, and it made me feel safe to see myse
standing with Donald in front of the house in our matching cowboy and cowgirl outfits, or standing on a chair in fror
counter, mixing a birthday cake for Mother. The pictures reminded me that I was real, that I always had been real a
be real, and that I wasn't just some girl someone had made up.
What does the story reveal about human character?
OA. Most people are very self-centered.
ОВ.
People need to look at pictures of themselves to feel good
OC.
Most people do not like to see their own picture.
OD
In some way we all want self assurance

Read the excerpt from "Tools of the Spymaster."

General Gates's troops held their ground. Benedict Arnold, one of Gates's generals, argued for a counterattack that would smash the British force. Gates, outraged that Arnold would challenge his order, took away his command. But the rash Arnold saw a chance to strike a crucial blow. He galloped through the crossfire of both armies, inspiring his men. A bullet struck his leg, but he rode on, leading the final assault that shattered the British fortifications. If he had died of his wounds that day, Arnold would be remembered as one of the great heroes of the Revolutionary War.

The author’s main purpose in this excerpt is to

describe to the reader a brave act by a historical figure.
illustrate to the reader the dangers of questioning orders.
persuade the reader that challenging orders is heroic.
show the reader how violent the Revolutionary War was.

Unit 1 Skills Assessment
1 of 181 of 18 Items
Item 1
DIRECTIONS: This passage is the basis for the items that follow. Read the passage and select the best answer to each item. Base your answers on the passage and on any accompanying graphics.

This passage is from a promotional pamphlet for ecotourism.


Are you ready to go out and see other areas of the world? Do you

want to interact with other cultures, encounter other traditions, practice other

languages, and behold other scenery? Regardless of age, gender, or

background, traveling is one of those adventures almost everyone wants to

5 experience. Now you can do it too—and make the world a better place in the

process!


A New Kind of Tourism

Ecotourism goes by many names, including sustainable, conscious,

and responsible travel. While the names may change from one organization

to the next, the basic definition remains the same: traveling to natural areas

10 around the world, experiencing and learning about the region, and while

there, helping to preserve the environment and sustain the well-being of the

local residents.

Tourists adversely affect the destinations they visit when they are not

mindful of the impact of their actions. They may leave trash in their wake,

overlook local merchants and vendors in favor of flashy chain stores and

restaurants, and even tromp all over important historical monuments, ancient

sites, and religious icons. Their heavy foot traffic may interfere with the

growth patterns of local species of flowers, bushes, and trees. Those who

veer off established hiking trails may affect the habitats and development of

20 indigenous animals and plants. In fact, studies show that just the presence of

tiny microorganisms, which visitors may bring with them on their clothes,

have been known to compromise the ecosystems of natural sites popular with

tourists.



Ecotourism focuses on ensuring these negative effects do not occur.

25 The tenets of this style of travel include:

• Building respect for native peoples and cultures

• Reducing the impacts of visitors on cultural locations

• Participating in activities that benefit the local flora and fauna

• Improving awareness of the local environment

30 • Respecting the rights, values, beliefs, and customs of the community


The Origins of Ecotourism

Sustainable travel is not a new idea—it originated with the Sierra

Club's Outings program more than a century ago. These annual expeditions

were designed to take hikers into the backcountry of the Sierra Nevada

mountains to find and admire natural wonders—and then be inspired to

35 actively work to preserve them. In the early 1980s, the term “ecotourism"

was officially coined, and since then, it has become an increasingly popular

choice for travelers.

A Positive Impact

Nowadays, some people argue that ecotourism is not a perfect

solution to the potentially negative effects of travel. After all, ecotourism still

40 has some environmental impact, and it may draw more people to fragile areas

than traditional tourism would. However, as long as mankind has a thirst for

travel, ecotourism will remain the most responsible option. Travel is one of

the great human experiences—that people will travel is a fait accompli, so

the only question is whether it will be done in a sustainable way.


45 Ecotourism also brings numerous benefits to the world at large.

Sustainable travel piques tourists' interests in distant corners of the planet and

raises awareness of the cultures and traditions of the people who live there.

Individuals who have taken part in ecotourism may be more environmentally

conscious back home. Additionally, this form of travel provides tangible

50 benefits to the areas visited. Tourists can assist with scientific research, such

as mapping biodiversity by determining the number of plant and animal

species in a location. In other expeditions, tourists may help with excavating

archaeological sites. Ecotourists work hard to provide important data to

scientists and help us learn more about our world.


55 As an ecotourist, you can join the other 105.3 million Americans

who are dedicating their travels to having a positive effect on the world

around us. You can find out how to explore new places, see wildlife in its

natural habitat, and interact with local cultures—and leave them all as they

were to be enjoyed for generations to come.
Which is the best way the passage could be improved?

A. Providing more information about the negative impact of tourism


B. Replacing the bulleted list with information in paragraph form


C. Adding a section that describes ecotourism opportunities now available


D. Providing information about the history of tourism

Which statement best describes the resolution of "Sleeping Beauty"?

Aurora turns 16.
The prince rescues Aurora.
The Queen throws herself into the pit of reptiles.
Maleficent casts a spell.

soldier:brave : priest :________​

If you were to settle in one of these colonial regions, which one and why?

Which one of the following best describes the exposition of the story?

Help me out. Struggling

Is the following sentence hyperbole, personification, or neither?

The willow tree bowed to greet the visitors walking through the yard.

hyperbole
personification
neither

1. My children play
on the piano in their bedroom. (happy/happily)
2. Paul ran
to the bus station. (quick/quickly)
3. You speak German
(good/well)
4. A cheetah runs
(fast/fastly)
5. My brother does his homework
(slow/slowly)
6. Your bedroom seems
this morning. (tidy/tidily)
7. Your French is
(good/well)
3. Complete the sentences with have to don't have to, has to or doesn't have to

Adjectives ending in -ed/-ing - worksheet
1. It rained all Saturday so we couldn't go out and we were
bore
2. It's useless making her study more. It's so
frustrate
3. Have you heard the
news about the prison riots in Atlanta? alarm
4. Sarah and Kevin are very about their wedding ceremony. excite
5. The students didn't seem in their teacher's explanation interest
6. Betty was
at the look on my face. amuse
7. The Prime Minister's outfit was very to the eye. Please
8. Don't look so
! Your project won because it was the best surprise
9. John has a really
habit of staring at people, annoy
10. We were too
to ask them for a loan, embarrass
11. Dave's parents are really
by his persistent misbehaviour, alarm
12. George is so
his chemistry project isn't going very well. frustrate
13. I don't find his jokes very
I think they are rather crude. amuse
14. I'm reading an
adventure story at the moment, excite
15. My mum finds fishing, and she never accompanies dad. bore
16 Your idea sound really
interest
17. My parents were
because I hadn't told them the truth annoy
18. The children often ask
questions in the presence of other people, embarrass
19. It would be
if Will didn't come on time, surprise
20. I’m very with the effort that you've made. please

The moral of the cowardly lion and the hungry tiger is, "It's better to be teased than to do something you'll regret', which character does the author use to make illustrate this idea, the Lion or the Tiger?​

How does Thoreau defend his approach in the second paragraph of "Economy" in Walden?

Based on their points of view, decide which statements from Monster belong in the screenplay and not in the diary. Select all that apply.

Help me out. I’m struggling.

Which description is the best example of a Gothic story line?
A. Superheroes battle aliens and one another as they try to save the
Earth.
B. A young woman tries to break the ancient curse placed on her
family
C. A dying man reminisces about his experiences fighting in a war.
D. A little boy gets lost and then goes on an incredible journey to find
his way home.
SUBMIT

Which of the following best describes the effect of the author's choice to reveal
Gatsby's identity in this passage, through dialogue?

How do you think the story of The yellow wallpaper would be different if it was written in third-person instead of first-person?​