Match the definition to the term.
rhythm
1. three feet in a line of poetry
octometer
2. to read a poem and mark the stress in each syllable
scan
3. eight feet per line of poetry
syllable
4. a pattern of stressed and unstressed beats
true rhyme
5. identical sounds
slant rhyme
6. two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable
mute
7. six feet in a line of poetry
8. to soften the meter
hexameter
9. a word or part of a word
anapestic foot
10. nearly identical sounds
trimeter

Answer:

7,2,4,3,1,9,8,5,6,10

Explanation:

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How do I analyse very well in English HSC?
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briefly describe what the literary movement Romanticism valued

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What effect does satanta achieve by combining his central ideas with his assertive and passionate tone? Check all of the boxes that apply.
He makes his central ideas seem more abstract and universal
He makes his central ideas seem like they were already the ideas of the reader
He emphasizes that the injustices the describes are affecting fellow humans who have emotions
He stresses the urgent need to do something about the injustices he describes
He highlights the cruelty of the US government and white Americans
He provides a view of the central ideas through the eyes of someone who is directly affected
He communicates a feeling of guilt for not communicating the central ideas earlier.

What is a big theme hidden within this quote? Invite others to wonder with you

If a reader wants to evaluate a text, which is the best question to ask while
reading it?
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A. What elements are used, and do they help the author's purpose?
B. How many hours of research did the author put into writing this
text?
C. How does this text affect me and what I want to say to the world?
D. What elements do I find interesting, and do I care about the
author's purpose?

Which image would best represent the theme “Every creature in the world has a crucial role to play”
(Answer if you finished reading the book Julie of the wolves)

A. an owl hunting a lemming
B. kapugen building his kayak
C. Julie reading Amy’s letter
D. amaría licking a Wolf cub

Why does nobody help quick
anymore?

Which supporting detail from The Great Fire conveys the main idea that firefighters alone were not able to contain the fire?

Instructions:Identify the active and passive voice.
1.Mrs.Emily teaches us grammer.
2.He was praised by the teacher.
3.The fireman took the injured to the hospital.
4.An earthquake destroyed the town.
5.The teacher was pleased with the boy's work.
6.The building was damaged by the fire.
7.The police caught the thieves.
8.We are going to watch a movie tonight.
9.The lion was killed by the hunter.
10.Mom read the novel in one day.
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What do you think the quote "Tradition is a guide, and not a jailer" means in your own words?
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The next reading strategy you will use helps to organize the text into smaller sections. This strategy is called chunking the text. Look at the stanzas of the free-verse narrative passage from Under the Mesquite. Do any of them fit together? Are there clear transitions in the story? How would you chunk the text? Focus on one section at a time. Write an outline of how you organized the text into smaller sections.



señorita
Mami said life would change
after I turned fifteen,
when I became a señorita.
But señorita means different things
to different people.

For my friends Mireya and Sarita,
who turned fifteen last summer,
señorita means wearing lipstick,
which when I put it on
is sticky and messy,
like strawberry jam on my lips.

For Mami, señorita means
making me try on high-heeled shoes
two inches high
and meant to break my neck.

For Mami’s sisters, my tías
Maritza and Belén, who live in Mexico,
señorita means measuring me,
turning me this way and that
as they fit me for the floral dresses
they cheerfully stitch together
on their sewing machines.
For the aunts, señorita also means
insisting I wear pantyhose,
the cruel invention that makes
my thick, trunk-like thighs
into bulging sausages.

When my tías are done dressing me up
like a big Mexican Barbie doll,
I look at myself in the mirror.
Mami stands behind me
as I pull at the starched
flowered fabric and argue
with Mami’s reflection.

“Why do I have to wear this stuff?
This is your style, not mine!
I like jeans and tennis shoes.
Why can’t I just dress
like a normal teenager?
En los Estados Unidos, girls
don’t dress up like muñecas.”

“Señoritas don’t talk back
to their mothers,” Mami warns.
When my aunts aren’t looking,
she gives me a tiny pinch,
like a bee sting on the inside
of my upper arm. “Señoritas know
when to be quiet and let their
elders make the decisions.”

For my father, señorita means
he has to be a guard dog
when boys are around.
According to my parents,
I won’t be allowed to date
until I graduate from high school.

That’s fine with me.
I have better things to do than think about boys—
like prepare for my future.
I want to be the first one in our family
to earn a college degree.

For my sisters, señorita means
having someone to worship:
it is the wonder of
seeing their oldest sister
looking like Cinderella
on her way to the ball.

But for me, señorita means
melancolía: settling into sadness.
It is the end of wild laughter.
The end of chewing bubble gum
and giggling over nothing
with my friends at the movies, our feet up
on the backs of the theater seats.

Señorita is very boring
when we go to a fancy restaurant
decorated with Christmas lights
for the upcoming Posadas.
We sit properly, Papi, Mami,
and I, quietly celebrating
my fifteenth birthday
with due etiquette because
I’m trying my best
to be a good daughter and accept
the clipping of my wings,
the taming of my heart.

Being a señorita
is not as much fun
as I’d expected it to be.
It means composure and dignity.

Señorita is a niña,
the girl I used to be,
who has lost her voice.

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A word element that is attached to the beginning of a word to change its meaning is called: a. Root c. Prefix b. Affix d. Suffix Please be quick its a test!!!!!

In Passage 2, how does the author illustrate that there is potential to expand the placement of advertising on buses?

I don't understand Noun Clauses, and I have to use one for an essay. Can you guys give me some examples and kinda elaborate what they are for me? I would really appreciate it

To a Daughter with Artistic Talent
by Peter Meinke

I know why, getting up in the cold dawn
you paint cold yellow houses
and silver trees. Look at those green birds,
almost real, and that lonely child looking
(5) at those houses and trees.
You paint (the best way) without reasoning,
to see what you feel, and green birds
are what a child sees.

Some gifts are not given: you
(10) are delivered to them,
bound by chains of nerves and genes
stronger than iron or steel, although
unseen. You have painted every day
for as long as I can remember
(15) and will be painting still
when you read this, some cold
and distant December when the child
is old and the trees no longer silver
but black fingers scratching a grey sky.

(20) And you never know why (I was lying
before when I said I knew).
You never know the force that drives you wild
to paint that sky, that bird flying,
and is never satisfied today
(25) but maybe tomorrow
when the sky is a surreal sea
in which you drown . . .

I tell you this with love and pride
and sorrow, my artist child
(30) (while the birds change from green to blue to brown).
The final line of the poem suggests that —
A) the daughter will develop an interest in more practical pursuits as she matures
B) the speaker expects his daughter’s art to transform as she grows older
C) the daughter’s paintings will become more whimsical as she develops her technical skills
D) the speaker believes that his daughter will one day be a successful professional artist

What the value of this block 1,000

essay starts with nobody knew where they were​

Based on the context of the passage, which word means developed?
In the 1860s, a fossil of an avian or flying dinosaur known as Archaeopteryx was found. Scientists identified the fossil as a combination of bird and reptile. This discovery led to the theory that birds evolved from carnivorous avian dinosaurs. Archaeopteryx lived in the southern region of Germany during the Late Jurassic period when Germany had a tropical climate.

Guided Practice
Which is not a positive quality that Austen lists to argue in favor of the young man?
A. educated
B. high morals
C. good habits
D. modesty

Which religion has a large number of followers in Israel?

1. How should this sentence be changed?
Have you ever tried horseback riding simply for pleasure or, do you only ride horses for racing competitions?
A. Have you ever tried horseback riding simply, for pleasure or do you only ride horses for racing competitions?
B. Have you ever tried horseback riding simply for, pleasure or do you only ride horses for racing competitions?
C. Have you ever tried horseback riding simply for pleasure, or do you only ride horses for racing competitions?
D. No change needs to be made to this sentence

should my english character have any hidden talents if so what talents

Read each sentence fragment. Choose NP if the fragment is a noun phrase or VP if the fragment is a verb phrase.

a large grizzly bear
VP
NP

What type of creation story is presented in the passage?

Read the excerpt from "Children of the Drug Wars." By sending these children away, "you are handing them a death sentence," says José Arnulfo Ochoa Ochoa, an expert in Honduras with World Vision International, a Christian humanitarian aid group. This abrogates international conventions we have signed and undermines our credibility as a humane country. It would be a disgrace if this wealthy nation turned its back on the 52,000 children who have arrived since October, many of them legitimate refugees. Which phrase from the excerpt contains words with strong connotations that help describe the seriousness of the situation? "handing them a death sentence" "abrogates international conventions we have signed" "turned its back on the 52,000 children" "legitimate refugees"

Which of these statements might also be seen as a theme of 'The Adventure of the Speckled Band"?

A. Some pet animals are too dangerous to keep.

B. Greed can make well-bred people act badly.

C. The English have difficulty understanding gypsies.

_________________________ deals with the quantities of materials in chemical reactions.

How do complex characters advance the plot and develop the themes of a drama