Select the correct text in the passage.
Read the statement below.

The author believes that all young students should learn another language.

Which sentence from the passage best supports this statement?

The Benefits of Study Abroad

The benefits of studying abroad are endless. Often, people think of studying abroad as something that is just for college students. Some teens have the opportunity to study abroad, but there are not as many programs for young people in public schools to study abroad as there should be.
Younger kids who are trying to learn another language will improve their skills so much by actually spending time in a place where people speak the language the kids are studying. The younger someone is, the easier it is to learn another language, and in this global world, being able to speak more than one language is a valuable skill. Think of how much students who are studying French would get out of going to Paris. Students could live with a Parisian family, attend a French school, and eat French food. They could live French culture instead of just reading about it in a book.
Some people may be quick to bring up the topic of money—wouldn't it cost a lot to send a child to study abroad? Not necessarily. There are exchange programs and scholarships available to pay for young adults to have this kind of experience.
Parents who don't want their children gone for an entire school year can relax. Half-year and summer programs are also available. Many schools even offer one- or two-week opportunities, though parents will usually have to pay for those trips out of pocket.
Students who attend immersion schools—schools that teach classes only in the secondary language—can take the final step in becoming fluent when they study abroad. For students who have not had the immersion school experience, study abroad can be a good substitute. Of course, if going abroad is simply not an option for a child, parents should at least have him or her attend an immersion school or take intensive language courses. Parents should not throw away the idea of study abroad for their child until they have looked into all of the options—they might be surprised with what they find.

Answer:

Think of how much students who are studying French would get out of going to Paris. Students could live with a Parisian family, attend a French school, and eat French food.

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Besides the information you find in sources, what else is important to include in your research project?

A variety of opinions from many different people

Advice from two or more experts

Your own personal experience involving your topic

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CASE Grade 8 Language Arts
Read the excerpt from paragraph 12.
"Must I submit to be carried along with the current..."
What is the meaning of the metaphor?

Ruth made a special point of being nice to children. He would visit them in orphanages and hospitals. Later
in life, when he was seriously ill himself, he expressed sympathy for youngsters who were suffering. His
friends often remarked that Ruth seemed most at ease with children, feeling no need at all to prove himself
to them, perhaps because in some ways he was almost "one of them." Or as he himself once put it," I got as
much of a kick out of them as they seemed to receive from their meetings with me.

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a visit you will never forget​

Should English be capitalized in this sentence?

Today I went to English class.

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Which two actions would be best for a recent graduate to take to determine personal career interests and qualifications?

A) research popular career paths
B) take self-assessment tests
C) visit job boards and read job descriptions
D) identify relevant accomplishments in school
E) discuss interests with potential employers

What do we learn from seeing Obama before, during, and after recording The
Colbert Report?
A. That he is always stern, serious, and businesslike
B. That he is not capable of sharing humor or taking jokes
C. That he is a serious leader who can be light and funny
D. That if he were not a politician, he could be a comedian

Exercise 2. Put the following sentences into indirect speech:
1. The poet said, "I have written a new poem."
2. You said, "I am getting my room repainted."
3. I said, "I live with my parents."
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4. The policeman said, "We are trying to clear the traffic jam."
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5. The doctor said, "The patient has explained the problem to me."
6. Ira said, "I invited all my friends to my sister's marriage."
7. The farmers said, "We cannot depend upon the rain."
8. I said, "I am sorry for my mistake."​

By 1933 1 in 4 people were out of a
○job
○house
○home school​

The land that water flows across or under on its way to a stream, river, or lake is called. Waterwashed. Land form. Conservation. Or runoff

Read these lines from a long poem by Robert Frost about choosing between paths in a forest.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
What verbal is used in these lines?

gerund
present participle
past participle
infinitive

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"We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States;"

These lines from the Declaration of Independence are an example of the use of _______________. (5 points)



logos

theme

ethos

thesis

4. What is the purpose of the websites you have chosen? Who are their
target audience?
nose?​

Which of the following correctly builds a quotation into a sentence?
Select one:

Mayor Dee Johnsburger claims that: “the money budgeted for road repairs is inadequate.”

Mayor Dee Johnsburger claims that “the money budgeted for road repairs is inadequate.”

Mayor Dee Johnsburger claims that, “The money budgeted for road repairs is inadequate.”

Mayor Dee Johnsburger claims that, “the money budgeted for road repairs is inadequate.”

here is an English project:
say jesus but the je is silent

Based on the content of this passage, what question could you ask yourself to check your comprehension of this passage?

Although some of these bikes might seem odd to you, or even impractical, they do have some valid and important purposes. For starters, investigations into human-generated kinetic energy might contribute to real solutions to the creeping energy crisis by providing a clean and renewable source of energy. Such solutions will have the added bonus of making users more fit, something flipping your light switch or unplugging your toaster can?t do. Secondly, machines like this have the potential to do a lot of good in developing countries that don?t always have easy access to appliances, affordable machinery, or cheap electricity. In fact, several organizations exist to help get bike-based technology into the hands of communities working to become financially stronger.
a.
How could these bikes contribute to energy use?
c.
both of these
b.
Why do people ride bikes to work in big cities?
d.
neither of these

HELP

Which of these writing prompts is asking for a persuasive essay?

English Question ASAP​

Marcus posted a picture online that got a lot of "likes". Whenever his picture got a "like" it made him feel good, so he decided to post more pictures in the hope
of getting more "likes". This is an example of
-Peer Pressure
-Addictive Design
-Humane Design
-Cyberbullying

Why is it important to know the narrator has a child?
A. The narrator is not allowed to care for her own child, which shows
how much John controls her life.
B. The narrator is an overbearing mother, which shows how her
nervous depression affects those around her.
C. The narrator tells us she has a child at first, but we later learn the
child is imaginary.
O D. The narrator is a diligent mother, which helps us understand her
obsession with escaping from her husband.
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In some parts of Alaska, the sun sleeps for two straight months. This is an example of what
figurative language device? *
(1 Point)
O Simile
.
Metaphor
O Personification
Hyperbole

make a sentence using Tone

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At the end of the story, what is Bradley's point of view on the cheat sheet?

A: He thinks he should have used it because it would have helped him on the test.

B: He thinks it's okay to crumple it up because he didn't use it to cheat.

C: He thinks he should tell Mrs. Sun that he had a cheat sheet but didn't use it.

D: He thinks Mrs. Sun is going to find out that he had it.​

Why should journalists avoid using too many big words?
O A.
Readers cannot understand big words.
OB. They can make an article seem heavy.
O C. They run the risk of misusing the big words.
OD.
Readers have a hard time finding the facts.

Who is Stella Armstrong?
Serial Podcast Season 1: Episode 8

All of these are types of Rhetorical Devices, except __________.

Question 8 options:

Ethos


Modos


Pathos


Logos