Part 1: Hidden Assumptions (Lecture 7)
Analyze the following passages, pointing out any hidden aſsumptions.
Passage:
"Smoking should be banned. Cigarette is like a dangerous drug - the more we consume, the more
we are addicted to it. Moreover, like dangerous drugs, cigarettes make us feel better in the short
run but harm us in the long run. Furthermore, smoking creates second-hand smoke which has
negative health impacts on non-smokers. It is important that people are free to do what they want.
But it is more important that people should not cause harms to themselves or to others. Therefore,
smoking harm us as individuals and harm society. So it should be illegal. "​

dangerous (more than two)

What is ironic about the conversation between juliet and paris?.

Hi there can anyone draw a picture that represents the book a matter of trust by Anne schraff it can’t be the cover used on the book now

In a(n) ___________, the speaker will generally present a noncontroversial topic. Group of answer choices informative speech persuasive speech ethical speech speech to entertain

Read the paragraph.

Eating too much sodium can cause health problems. Around ninety percent of Americans eat more sodium than is recommended. Eating less sodium would help Americans become more healthy.

What is the purpose of the final sentence?

It connects the main idea and the evidence.
It introduces the main idea and the evidence.
It provides a rebuttal for the main idea.
It provides a counterclaim to the main idea.

Jody’s requirement that Janie bind up her hair is central to the conflicts in their marriage. Which quote shows Janie’s frustration with the head rag most clearly?

A. She tore off the kerchief from her head and let down her plentiful hair.

B. She was there in the store for him to look at, not those others.

C. Before she slept that night she burnt up every one of her head rags. . .

D. The business of the head rag irked her endlessly

Read this sentence from the first paragraph.

Although she diligently showed up to these classes day after day, Madeleine's heart was not in her work.
Which TWO words could replace the term diligently without changing the meaning or tone of the sentence?

A
unwillingly

B
distractedly

C
accidentally

D
earnestly

E
purposefully

Write an essay about your favourite cousin.(250-300 words)​

got the answer thanks!

Select the Scentance with the verb phrase
He likes pizza better than tacos
Jude must be playing in his room
Mara runs faster than her brother does
We finished washing all the dishes. Please help me I need the answer quick

Which line from The Glass Menagerie leaves matters uncertain about Laura for readers?


LAURA: "You make it seem like we were setting a trap. "


AMANDA: "I told you I wasn't going to humour you, Laura. Why have you chosen this moment to lose your mind?"


AMANDA: "We have to be making some plans and provisions for her. She's older than you, two years, and nothing has happened. She just drifts along doing nothing. "


AMANDA: "Laura, where have you been going when you've gone on pretending that you were going to business college?"

1. What characteristics did you observe in comparing your soil samples?
2. Which soil sample has the darkest color ? The finest texture? And the strongest odor?
3. What science idea can you infer about different soil samples?

Answer!!!!!!!!111?????????????

Describe the setting from the Narnia books and what it prompted Barnett to do as a child. Next, describe a setting from a book you have read and why it is powerful or memorable to you

Which purchase are people most likely to regularly save a small amount of money for, and then let the value grow over time? question 3 options: going to the movies retirement buying audiobooks going to a concert

True or False: At the dawn of the twentieth century, many people had lost
their faith in institutional, cultural, or social foundations. '
True
False

based on the passage, the reader can infer that some haida families lived in homes that​

Pick a career and write a hook sentence that will grab the readers attention

Write an essay about the ethics of keeping animals in zoos.
Which of the choices below is the best implied thesis statement for the prompt?

A. I think zoos are creepy.

B. Zoos have changed from a collection of small, bare cages to spacious enclosures that mimic natural habitats.

C. Zoos are immoral because entertaining and even educating humans does not justify imprisoning animals in unnatural environments

D. Many people say that zoos are important but others disagree.

Help help help plssssss!!!!!!

help pleseeeeeee I really need help​

What are five steps you can you when writing a personal essay?

belling the cat
Mice lived in constant fear of cat claws................. called a meeting .............. decide on a plan to free themselves of their enemy,the Cat .............. find some way of knowing when she was coming .........have time to run away .......... different plans discussed,.......................a young Mouse's said:hang a bell about the cat's neck.... hear the bell ringing ........know enemy coming .......Mice happy with the good plan....... But an old Mouse asked:who will bell the Cat?"............ all kept quiet,scared to bell the cat​

A fluent reader will:

A)ask questions while reading.

B)use personal knowledge and experience to help understand the text.

C)self-monitor comprehension.

D)All of the choices are correct.

What does caesar do when antony presents him with a crown? how does this example show that caesar is not ambitious? what does this example suggest about brutus’s character?

HELP PLEASE!!!
Indenting the first line is the only way a new paragraph can be indicated by a writer.

TrueFalse

great splashes What is the narrator's point of view?

First Person
First Person

Third person omniscient
Third person omniscient

Third person limited
Third person limited

Second person
Second person

Which CCR level is the following question? "The author of Passage 1 suggests that the usefulness of de-extinction technology may be limited by the...
A. Level 1
B. Level 2
C. Level 3
D. Level 4

A. Using Verb Tenses
The following is a journal entry of a girl of the mid-1800s in a wagon train heading
for California. Supply verbs to the narrative in the tenses indicated in parentheses.
Use verbs from the list below.
be, expect, walk, insist, pack, lose
The first month on the trail (present perfect)
challenging. Before we set out, I (past perfect).
that I would ride the wagon, but instead I (present perfect)
miles every day. Mother (present perfect)
that I always wear a bonnet because of the sun. It's
a good thing that we (past perfect)
so many
bonnets, because the wind keeps blowing them off my head and across the
prairie! I think I (future perfect)
all my bonnets
before we arrive in California,

Read the poem "the wife-woman," by anne spencer. maker-of-sevens in the scheme of things from earth to star; thy cycle holds whatever is fate, and over the border the bar. though rank and fierce the mariner sailing the seven seas, he prays, as he holds his glass to his eyes, coaxing the pleiades. i cannot love them; and i feel your glad chiding from the grave, that my all was only worth at all, what joy to you it gave. these seven links the law compelled for the human chain— i cannot love them; and you, oh, seven-fold months in flanders slain! a jungle there, a cave here, bred six and a million years, sure and strong, mate for mate, such love as culture fears; i gave you clear the oil and wine; you saved me your hob and hearth— see how even life may be ere the sickle comes and leaves a swath. but i can wait the seven of moons, or years i spare, hoarding the heart’s plenty, nor spend a drop, nor share— so long but outlives a smile and a silken gown; then gaily i reach up from my shroud, and you, glory-clad, reach down. what is the main difference between "the wife-woman" and frost’s poem "mending wall"? the use of rhyming in "the wife-woman" the use of iambic pentameter in "the wife-woman" the use of free verse in "mending wall" the use of rhyming in "mending wall"