The children ran up to the slide at the playground.

Select the noun that is the object of the sentence.

Children
Ran
Slide
Playground

Answer:

children

Explanation:

love to visit many beautiful………. with my family-

Citys

Cityes

Cities

the right answer is A

What are the prepositions in the following sentence? Select the four that apply.

Cassidy drove around the block for several minutes while her friends returned clothes with ripped seams to the store.

Fill in the blanks with simple past or past continuous.

He never wanted to know who she ___ (be) or where she comes from . ​

there isn't... space in the living room

Which of the follwing is the best way to fix the following run on sentence.
Andy wore orange sunglasses it was bright and sunny outside.

A. It was bright and sunny outside, Andy wore orange sunglasses.
B. Andy wore orange sunglasses, it was bright and sunny outside.
C. Andy wore orange sunglasses. It was bright and sunny outside.

Samantha holds a degree in structural engineering. She is currently working with a large construction company on a hospital building project. Considering her degree, what is one task Samantha might be involved in as part of her job?
Group of answer choices

A). interviewing doctors and nurses for the new hospital

B). overseeing all the workers on the hospital project

C). pouring the concrete foundation for the hospital

D). drafting the blueprints for the new hospital

When you talk about how two things are different, you are:
1: reviewing
2:contrasting
3:comparing
4;describing

What primary tone is established by the words that the creature uses?

What is convection ?

Question 3 of 10
Which of the following options lists the three components of a persuasive
essay?
A. The persuasion, the content, and the structure
B. The introductory paragraph, the body, and the concluding
paragraph
C. The thesis statement, the body, and the clincher
D. The persuader, the person being persuaded, and the persuasion
SUBMIT

4. You went to the cinema last night. You got to the cinema late.

(the film/ already/ begin) ...................

How would this poem BEST be presented
in dramatic form?
A. as a monologue, staged on the deck
of a ship
B. as a scene with two characters
C. as a crowd scene, with observations
from the people on shore
D. as a play, showing what happened
before and after the ship’s arrival

EXERCISE 4 Make sentences in the past continuous using the sentence parts given below.
1. three soldiers run after the smugglers
2. raining in Kuala Lumpur when we reached there
3. Monica | take bath when the phone rang
4. Vivek and Jessie writing reports when the teacher came
5. Some of us | train to become pilots in 2000
6. People use | barks of trees to write | before paper was invented
7. Javed wait for the bus | when the rain started
8. Sonam clean | floor when she saw a snake​

making sense of phrasal verbs

That was a cold and stormy night. 1. ………………………………. went to bed earlier than usual, but I decided to stay in the living room reading my new novel about mystery. Suddenly, 2. …………………………… happened in the kitchen, I heard a strange noise. I stood up and went rapidly to see what was happening. I couldn’t see 3. ………………………………. out of the ordinary. 4. ……………………………….was calm and quiet. I came back to the living room and kept on reading my book. When I opened the second page, I heard a noise coming from the front window and a shadow disappearing in the night. When I looked through the window I saw 5. ……………………………... It was a very rare night. Every time I tried to read my book 6. …………………………………. inexplicable happened. Was the mysterious novel becoming true? I examined 7. ………………………………… in the living room, I was trying to find the odd thing that was producing the strange noises but I could find 8. …………………………………………. finally, I decided to go to bed and forget about that scary night.
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Which scenario presents an example of an inner conflict?
A. In a stolen helicopter, Agent Rick Gunnar rescues the senator from
kidnappers.
B. Before a trial, a lawyer must decide whether to defend a man she
hates.
C. The doctor pounds on the dying man's chest, trying desperately to
save him
D. The queen must fend off suitors until her husband returns from his
journey

Select the best answer for the question
12. Planning a writing project involves determining
A. main points, supporting ideas, and the order of your ideas,
O B. how to best research your topic.
O C. where in the library the best materials can be found
O D. purpose, medium, and audience.
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3. According to Benjamin Bloom, what three thinking skills require the deepest levels of thinking?
O a. Remembering, understanding, and applying
O b. Understanding, applying, and evaluating
O c. Analyzing, evaluating, and creating

When I answer my phone and hear someone demand, "Who is this?"
my____ is to ___, "I'm the person whose phone was ringing. Who is
this?"

Options : inclination
Retorted
Dilemma
Subsequent
Irate

TOPIC FOR ASL
 
1. Female Foeticide – Acculturate Blemish

2. Reservation

3. Future of English in India

4. Freedom of the Press

5. Drug Addiction

6. Rising Prices or Price Hike

7. Family Planning

8. The Dowry System

9. Corruption in India

10. Population Problem

11. Black Money In India

12. Impact of Cinema in Life

13. Adult Education in India

14. Place of Women in Society Today

15. India is a World Power

16. Modern Fashions

17. Sexual Harassment: The Hidden Truth

18. Secularism

19. The Problem of Poverty

20. Corruption in High Places

21. Space Exploration in India

22. Environment in Danger

23. Empowerment of Women

24. Child Labour

25. Role of Bureaucracy in India

26. Today’s Women

27. Religion And Politics

28. The Menace of Terrorism

29. Changing face of Caste System

30. Black Money problem in India

31. Globalization versus Regionalism

32. Sex Education necessary in Schools

33. Unemployment in India

34. Impact of Economic Reforms

35. Conservation of Forests

36. Impact of Television on Our Social Values

37. Drug Addiction

38. Crime Against Women

39. Changing Idea of Family

40. Role of Religion

41. Role of Press

42. Panchayati Raj

43. Terrorism in India

44. Water Problem

45. India Goes Nuclear

46. Communalism

47. Human Rights

48. Environment Pollution

49. Problems of urban life

50. AIDS: the sure and silent killer

51. Global Warming

52. Dowry: a curse

53. Poverty in India

54. Illiteracy: A Bane

55. Liberalization

56. Reservation in Private Sector

57. Students and Politics

58. Human Cloning

59. Capital Punishment

60. Female Feticide

61. Women Reservation

62. Corporal Punishment

63.Unemployment Allowance

64. Need of Fuel Subsidy

65. Indian Society

66. The Problems of Old Age

67. Protection from Internet Abuse

68. Terrorism and Democracy

69. Politicians Above the Law

70. Population Problem

71. Health

72. Child Welfare

73. Teaching

74.Criminalization of Politics

75. Tolerance

76. Cinema

77. Pollution in Cities

78. Uses of Electricity

79. Advantages of TV

80. Evils of Caste System

81. Violence in Public Life

82. Education is Freedom

83. Privatization of Education

84. Working Women Problems

85. The Menace of Adulteration

86. Educational Reforms

87. The Gender Bias

88. Rural Reconstruction

89. Communal Harmony

90. National Integration

91. The value of Trees

92. Science and Religion

93. Renewable Energy

94. The Menace of Garbage

95. Global Warming Effects

96. Effects Of Greenhouse Gases

97. Life In A Big City

98. Examination System

99. Co- Education

100. Film And Fashion
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Both Seagulls and wild geese are large birds. They're also similar in that both kinds of birds can fly over great distances. On the other hand, seagulls
are scavengers, while wild geese aren't. Seagulls, for example, are often found around garbage dumps. Geese, however, feed on things like seeds and
insects. Another important difference between the two kinds of birds is that geese fly on long annual migrations of well over 1,000 miles. Seagulls will

migrate far inland to search for food. However, they don't follow seasonal patterns of migration like wild geese.
Clue words showing that contrasts are being made in this paragraph include
A. while and however.
B. both and difference.
C. and and similar
D. also and hand

4. Which of the following sentences uses a colon correctly? A. For tomorrow: studying, researching, and writing. B. I need you to bring a few things to dinner: a meat dish, a side dish, and a dessert. C. She had several medical complaints such as: headaches, stomachaches, and hangnails. D. They like to watch animated movies including: Cinderella, Pinocchio, and ​

Which sentence from the speech BEST supports Kennedy's assertion that the United States must win the race for Space?
A. No nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in this race for space
B. Yet the vows of this Nation can only be fulfilled if we in this Nation are first, and therefore, we intend to be first
C. Those who came before us made certain that this country rode the first waves of the industrial revolutions, the first waves of modern invention, and the first wave of nuclear power.
D. In short, our leadership in science and in industry, our hopes for peace and security, our obligations to ourselves as well as others, all require us to make this effort to solve these mysteries, to solve them for the good of all men, and to become the world's leading space-faring nation

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Which revisions fix the inappropriate shift in tense in the sentence?

Ashley closes her eyes and pictured a beautiful lake.

Select each correct answer.

Ashley closed her eyes and had pictured a beautiful lake.

Ashley closes her eyes and pictures a beautiful lake.

Ashley closes her eyes and was picturing a beautiful lake.

Ashley closed her eyes and pictured a beautiful lake.

7. Why does the narrator call Mademoiselle
Lalande a “queenly apparition” when he
first sees her?
A. He senses great arrogance and
aggressiveness in her bearing.
B. He thinks she resembles royalty in
her physical appearance.
C. He finds her frightening and also
intimidating.
D. He is startled and mystified by
her beauty.
8. What effect does the narrator’s prolonged
meditation on Lalande create in
the passage?
A. It suggests that the narrator has a
tremendous imagination.
B. It serves to reinforce the depiction of
the narrator as self-centered.
C. It adds to a mood of suspense hinted
at earlier in the passage.
D. It makes the passage far less exciting
than it would have been with other
observations.
9. How do the narrator’s feelings change
over the course of the passage?
A. He dislikes Lalande’s appearance at
first, but then warms to her.
B. He originally wishes to become
acquainted with Lalande, but then
loses interest.
C. He gradually thinks less about
Lalande’s appearance and more about
her personality.
D. He slowly but surely loses his interest
in Lalande as the performance begins.
10. How does the narrator’s beginning with a
description of himself affect the passage?
A. It shapes readers’ expectations of him
in the rest of the passage.
B. It makes the passage more
introspective in tone.
C. It makes the passage ultimately ironic.
D. It gives information about the
narrator’s past.

Men often like to believe they are capable of achieving extraordinary feats. What images in paragraph three are tied to this particular theme? (AKS 2) A)Daedalus boastfully asks his son to follow him as they escape Crete. B)Daedalus shows his son how to fly and onlookers believe they are Gods.C) Birds teaching their fledglings how to navigate in the air. D)Daedalus kisses his son goodbye for the last time.

When August rushed home, she wasn't sure what she was going to find. The school let out because the storm was arriving, and it didn't have a cellar big enough to hold all the students of Nopali School. Since most of them lived nearby, the school allowed them to go home before the storm hit. The students' cheers and whistles could be heard over the thunder and whirring winds that whipped through the schoolyard. August, for just one second, watched them all cheer in glee and wanted so much to join them, but instead, she began running.
As August ran home, she could feel every step in her lungs. It felt like a hundred little lightning bolts shooting down her mouth and into her chest. She wanted to stop. She wanted to catch her breath. She even wanted to turn around to see if the clouds were chasing her down, but all she could think about was her family and her dog Mutton. She wanted to get to them desperately and hoped to see an abandoned house with all of them in the cellar in the backyard.
Behind her, the wind whipped up every bit of gravel and dust into the air. The dust and debris filled the air and clouded the air like cream being stirred into a cup of black coffee. The sky looked like an antique picture. The once blue sky was now a sepia tone that August had only seen in old pictures. It was beautiful in a way, like some sort of painting.
The only problem with tornadoes was that in addition to all of the beauty they painted in the sky, they also brought about destruction. In fact, August's school had been rebuilt twice because tornadoes had brought it down twice in the last 5 years.
August remembered the desks splintered into two, looking like broken bones, the brass bell twisted and tangled like a ball of twine, the roof with holes the size of tractors. She knew first-hand how a tornado could bend a town until it broke. This knowledge is what kept her running. This knowledge is what made it easy to forget about the lightning in her lungs.
adapted from "August's Winds" by c.safos
3
Select the correct answer.
Which words best describe the mood of the story?

A.
anxious and fearful
B.
unpleasant and angry
C.
happy and excited
D.
relieved and relaxed