Which of the following sentence is missing a verb?

Answer:

the birch trees with their rattling yellow leaves

Explanation:

a verb is something to describe, in this instance. the "rattling" is what's to describe. if that makes sense

Which you argue whether or not this technology purchase will improve students lives

Which phrase describes the partial meaning of the underlined word in this sentence? A volcano, from its caldera all the way down to its laccoliths and magma chambers, is a serious danger

A. A trait of magma

B. A part of a volcano

C. A result of erupting

D. A type of volcano​

The rising action of a story may describe

only one event at the beginning.
one event at the beginning and one at the end.
many events throughout the story.
many events at the very end.

What is wrong with this sentence, and why?

"To tell us all what really happened."
Select one:

It is a sentence fragment because it has two independent clauses.

It is a run-on sentence because it does not have a subject.

It is a sentence fragment because it does not have a subject.

It is a run-on sentence because it is a dependent clause.

do u believe that people will be bullied for wearing a mask? why or why not?

100 POINTS
write me a 5 paragraph story about the greek gods or about monsters please no matter how brutal 100 points

Which symptom would NOT lead to a diagnosis of asthma?A)wheezingB)coughingC)headachesD)breathlessness

Which of the following is a sentence fragment?
Select one:

She walked home.

She walked.

Walked home.

She walked home after school.

The Maya built temples.

The Maya built pyramids.

combine into one sentece

Determine wheather the given is a prefix suffix or root word

change the sentence to passive voice

1.Harry ate six shrimps at dinner.
2.Beautiful giraffes roam the Savannah.
3.Sue changed the flat tires.
4.We are going to watch a movie tonight.
5.I ran the obstacle course in record time.
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The underlined group of words serves as _____ in this sentence.Wanting an exceptional letter of recommendation from her teacher, Mallory carefully explained the requirements for the new volunteer position.

who invented the term wide clock??​

Suppose someone says: “If young people vote enough, their interests are well-represented. But they don’t vote enough. So their interests are not well-represented.” What is the form of this argument, taken as a deductive argument? Is it deductively valid? If it is not, what would be a scenario in which the premises are true but the conclusion is false?

Pat/present of mental health

The children outwit the evil adults.They escape unharmed

What event is the climax, or turning point, in the plot of "The Birthmark"?


Aminadab chuckles hoarsely.


Georgiana asks Aylmer not to look at her.


Georgiana drinks the liquid concoction.


Aylmer admits that he does not like Georgiana's birthmark.

How can Sophia determine if this source is accurate? O by conducting research on a wiki forum about TV genres O by designing a survey to ask her friends about reality TV O by finding supporting statistics on a government website by verifying information on a popular entertainment blog​

Which statement best describes why setting the context is important in a narrative essay?

A. The context is the only part of the essay that can grab the reader's attention.
B. If the context is set properly, a writer does not have to include details in the rest of the narrative essay.
C. Setting the context encourages the reader to guess what is going on.
D. Setting the context helps the reader understand the time, location, and place of the event.

Answer the following in a) affirmative and b) negative.
1. Did you go to the college yesterday?
2. Am I in your way?

What does the "Patroness of Exiles" offer to her customers in "The Latin Deli: An Ars Poetica"?

Solve.
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the picture frame shown below. What is the area of
the frame that she can decorate?
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the area of the
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the area of the
smaller rectangle.
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Which of the following is an example of how people take ownership of space?

Read the excerpt from Immigrant Kids, and then answer the question.


In the years around the turn of the century, immigration to America reached an all-time high. Between 1880 and 1920, 23 million immigrants arrived in the United States. They came mainly from the countries of Europe, especially from impoverished towns and villages in southern and eastern Europe. The one thing they had in common was a fervent belief that in America, life would be better.


What best paraphrases the central idea of the excerpt?


Many people came to settle in the United States at the beginning of the last century. Most of them came to escape poverty in Europe and start a new life.

There were 23 million people who came to the United States in the years between 1880 until 1920. That is almost 800,000 people every year.

The immigrants to America were from southern countries and eastern countries in Europe. People in those countries believed in America.

Immigrants are people who come to one country from another. They usually come from southern and eastern Europe.

Of what is science fiction an example

Any student will tell you that they don't have ............. money

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which unit is more difficult: Stock market or accountancy and auditing? Why?

he gazed at me a long time as if I were a slot machine which he had without results

(1) Prissy Baker was in Oscar Miller's store New Year's morning, buying matches — for New Year’s was not kept as a business holiday in Quincy — when her uncle, Richard Baker, came in. He did not look at Prissy, nor did she wish him a happy New Year’s — she would not have dared. Uncle Richard had not been on speaking terms with her or her father, his only brother, for eight years.

(2) [While in the store, Prissy overhears her uncle Richard explain that he is on his way to a neighboring town, Navarre, and that he has no one to make his New Year's dinner. Prissy decides to go to his house, make a surprise dinner for him, and leave before he returns. She acts on her plan, cooking a dinner at his house. As she prepares to dish it out, she suddenly hears a voice behind her.]

(3) Well, well, what does this mean?

(4) Prissy whirled around as if she had been shot, and there stood Uncle Richard in the woodshed door!

(5) Poor Prissy! She could not have looked or felt more guilty if Uncle Richard had caught her robbing his desk. She did not drop the turnips for a wonder; but she was too confused to set them down, so she stood there holding them, her face crimson, her heart thumping, and a horrible choking in her throat.

(6) "I — I — came up to cook your dinner for you, Uncle Richard," she stammered. "I heard you say — in the store — that Mrs. Janeway had gone home and that you had nobody to cook your New Year's dinner for you. So I thought I'd come and do it, but I meant to slip away before you came home."

(7) Poor Prissy felt that she would never get to the end of her explanation. Would Uncle Richard be angry? Would he order her from the house?

(8) "It was very kind of you," said Uncle Richard dryly. "It's a wonder your father let you come."

(9) "Father was not home, but I am sure he would not have prevented me if he had been. Father has no hard feelings against you, Uncle Richard."

(10) "Humph!" said Uncle Richard. "Well, since you've cooked the dinner you must stop and help me eat it. It smells good, I must say. Mrs. Janeway always burns pork when she roasts it. Sit down, Prissy. I'm hungry."

(11) They sat down. Prissy felt quite giddy and breathless, and could hardly eat for excitement; but Uncle Richard had evidently brought home a good appetite from Navarre, and he did full justice to his New Year's dinner. He talked to Prissy too, quite kindly and politely, and when the meal was over he said slowly:

(12) "I'm much obliged to you, Prissy, and I don't mind owning to you that I'm sorry for my share in the quarrel, and have wanted for a long time to be friends with your father again, but I was too ashamed and proud to make the first advance. You can tell him so for me, if you like. And if he's willing to let bygones be bygones, tell him I'd like him to come up here with you tonight when he gets home and spend the evening with me."

(13) "Oh, he will come, I know!" cried Prissy joyfully. "He has felt so badly about not being friendly with you, Uncle Richard. I'm as glad as can be."

(14) Prissy ran impulsively around the table and kissed Uncle Richard. He looked up at his tall, girlish niece with a smile of pleasure.

(15) "You're a good girl, Prissy, and a kind-hearted one too, or you'd never have come up here to cook a dinner for a crabbed old uncle who deserved to eat cold dinners for his stubbornness. It made me cross today when folks wished me a happy New Year. It seemed like mockery when I hadn't a soul belonging to me to make it happy. But it has brought me happiness already, and I believe it will be a happy year all the way through."

(16) "Indeed it will!" laughed Prissy. "I'm so happy now I could sing. I believe it was an inspiration — my idea of coming up here to cook your dinner for you."

(17) "You must promise to come and cook my New Year's dinner for me every New Year we live near enough together," said Uncle Richard.

(18) And Prissy promised.

Describe the story’s resolution. Add a comment to explain how the resolution of the plot affects the characters.