Which statement best explains why Bindi is considered an animal ambassador?

She owns many endangered animals.
Her father was a famous animal conservationist.
She works to make people aware of endangered animals.
She travels to different countries.

Answer:

She works to make people aware of endangered animals.

Explanation:

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Answer:

She works to make people aware of endangered animals.

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Explanation:

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When a student is being rude, it's the teacher's responsibility and _____ his colleagues to fix everything constructively.

A) others

B) that of

C) these

D) other

E) that

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Who dislikes Dora the explorer

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What occupation is likely to use persuasion the most?

doctor
mechanic
painter
lawyer


Which definition best matches the meaning of influence?

the ability to change someone or something
using images to make an audience feel a certain way
a method of spreading information to support a cause or idea
tricking someone into doing something they shouldn't



A good coach can have a tremendous ____ over a player's work ethic.

control
fear
influence
strength


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Ouestion Based on the scene, what seems to be the central conflict of the play!

The opposite of grave is:
A.intentional.
B).unimportant.
C).audible.
D).unequal.​

What does the speaker see in the Macy`s window display in the article exile?

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100 reasons to not kill yours*lf:1. We would miss you.
2. It’s not worth the regret. Either by yourself if you failed or just simply left scars, or the regret everyone else feels by not doing enough to help you.
3. It does get better. Believe it or not it will eventually get better. Sometimes you have to go through the storm to get to the rainbow.
4. There’s so much you would miss out on doing.
5. There is always a reason to live. It might not be clear right now, but it is always there.
6. So many people care, and it would hurt them if you hurt yourself.
7. You ARE worth it. Don’t let anyone, especially yourself, tell you otherwise.
8. You are amazing.
9. A time will come, once you’ve battled the toughest times of your life and are in ease once again, where you will be so glad that you decided to keep on living. You will emerge stronger from this all, and won’t regret your choice to carry on with life. Because things always get better.
10. What about all the things you’ve always wanted to do? What about the things you’ve planned, but never got around to doing? You can’t do them when you’re dead.
11. I love you. Even if only one person loves you, that’s still a reason to stay alive.
12. You won’t be able to listen to music if you die.
13. Killing yourself is never worth it. You’ll hurt both yourself and all the people you care about.
14. There are so many people that would miss you, including me.
15. You’re preventing a future generation, YOUR KIDS, from even being born.
16. How do you think your family would feel? Would it improve their lives if you died?
17. You’re gorgeous, amazing, and to someone you are perfect.
18. Think about your favourite music artist, you’ll never hear their voice again…
19. You’ll never have the feeling of walking into a warm building on a cold day
20. Listening to incredibly loud music
21. Being alive is just really good.
22. Not being alive is really bad.
23. Finding your soulmate.
24. Red pandas
25. Going to diners at three in the morning.

Is mother mother good?

-yes, now we can become best friends

-no

- not really but I will listen to it

The road's got me rollin' 6 days a week
Whole lotta workin', not much sleep
But I love what I do
Yeah I know it's what I signed up for
Chasin' dreams from shore to shore
And even seeing some come true

But now and then
I need to stop the spinnin' of the world, yeah

And I need a little you time, you time
Red wine sippin' in a moonlight
Your touch, your skin
Your lips kissin' on me all night
I ain't tryin' to monopolize
Your 24/7, 365
But sometimes I need
Just a little bit of me and
You time, you time, you time
Oh

You're up before that sun can rise
Climbing mountains, changing lives
Baby I love what you do
You bring a smile to every face
You make this world a better place
You light up every room

But girl now don't cha know
Sometimes I want you to myself with no one else

You time, you time
Red wine sippin' in a moonlight
Your touch, your skin
Your lips kissin' on me all night
I ain't tryin' to monopolize
Your 24/7, 365
But sometimes I need
Just a little bit of me and
You time, you time, you time
Yeah, you time, you time, you time
Yeah

But now and then
I need to stop the spinnin' of the world, yeah

I need a little you time, you time
Red wine sippin' in a moonlight
Your touch, your skin
Your lips kissin' on me all night
I ain't tryin' to monopolize
Your 24/7, 365
But sometimes I need
Just a little bit of me and
You time, you time, you time
Yeah, you time, you time, you time
Yeah

Just me and you
Just me and you, girl

the cold equations discussion

What things do both Nobel speeches discussed have in common?

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Is a Penny Saved Worth Anything?

Thank you for inviting me here today to speak about our currency. I have studied the history of currencies for many years and feel strongly that the United States does not fully understand the consequences of keeping the penny in circulation.

Consider your own experiences with pennies. For example, if you spot a penny on the ground, do you stop to pick it up or walk on by? Is it worth it to collect enough pennies to roll them? Can you even buy anything with a penny? I doubt it.

There might have been a time when a penny would buy a few pieces of candy or a bottle of soda, but those days are long gone. I was surprised to hear that many people feel quite strongly that pennies are still valuable. I am obviously not one of them! Not only does it make financial sense to take the penny out of circulation, but it also makes environmental sense.

The penny has quite a legacy in United States history; it was one of the first coins made by our government. In 1792, Congress passed the Coinage Act, allowing for the minting of American coins. Pennies were made of copper, but the rising price of this metal eventually caused the government to change the composition. Today, pennies are made of a mix of copper and zinc.

Over its 228-year-old history, the penny has seen many changes, both in its composition and design. You might not know that the first pennies were minted with an image of Lady Liberty. Coin collectors still hunt far and wide to find some of the earliest versions. But just because these old pennies have value to collectors doesn’t mean we should still be making them.

As the cost of living continues to rise, the value of a penny decreases. It is clear to me that the penny no longer has a place or a purpose in American currency. In 2019, it cost around two cents to make a penny. This means that it literally costs about two cents to make one cent, and that is ridiculous! According to the U.S. Mint’s annual report from 2018, penny production operated at a loss of millions of dollars.

Producing pennies is also bad for the environment. Today’s pennies are made of zinc and copper, and mining those materials causes a lot of pollution. For every ton of copper mined, there are more than two tons of carbon dioxide produced. This means that producing pennies contributes to climate change. I don’t think anyone here can argue that making a one-cent coin is worth destroying our environment.

If you need yet another reason to remove pennies from circulation, consider this: we waste an enormous amount of time during sales transactions because of pennies. Looking for and counting out pennies by customers and cashiers adds around two seconds to a purchase. This adds up to twelve minutes a year! I am sure you can see how this hurts the economy by slowing down lines and therefore decreasing the number of transactions completed in a day.

Some studies show that people are in favor of keeping the penny in circulation. However, it is likely that those people have a sense of nostalgia. Perhaps they have fond memories of stuffing piggy banks full of pennies. Or maybe they enjoyed earning pennies for childhood chores. Whatever the reason, times have changed and people need to see the bigger picture.

There are other arguments for keeping the penny in circulation—for example, people who still use cash to purchase things. Also, charities benefit from all of those pennies dropped into containers at store check-out lines or at the drive through.

While these reasons are worth mentioning, the reality is that most charities will never see a significant number of pennies collected on their behalf. They have more effective ways to raise money. And saving pennies or being paid in pennies is a thing of the past. In fact, as a society we are moving away from using cash. The penny should be removed from circulation, saving the government—and, therefore, all of us taxpayers—time and money.

Question
Which claim made in "Is a Penny Saved Worth Anything?" is supported by reasons or evidence?

Using pennies hurts the economy by adding time to sales transactions


Penny production has never operated at a loss.
.

The penny lost value when the image of Lady Liberty was replaced.


Americans are taxed for the production of pennies.

Her angry words were bullets to him.
Simile Metaphor Personification
His punches were as quick as lightning and caught his opponent by surprise.
Simile Metaphor Personification
Ricky was surprised to see a snake in the toilet bowl. He remained standing still as a statue.
Simile Metaphor Personification
Alfred did not realize that opportunity was knocking at his door
Simile Metaphor Personification
He is like a shining star
Simile Metaphor Personification

In the book brown girl dreaming did she live in an all black neighborhood?

what does nick tell haydn before leaving his house?

act 3 the crucible
1. every time danforth refers to abby what does he call her?

2.when elizabeth enters the court what are she and john not allowed to do?

3.what does proctor ultimately confess to save elizabeth?

How did Sir Edmund Hillary's relationship with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay influence Hillary?​

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The Russian Revolution

Animal Farm

Russian Revolution

Karl Marx made speeches sharing his vision of communism.

Old Major says, “Man is our only real enemy. Remove Man from the scene, and the root cause of our hunger and overwork is abolished forever. (Orwell, 6)



Nicolas Romanov II is removed from power in Russia and taken into captivity.





Leaders of the Russian Revolution reduce the influence of the Russian Orthodox Church.





After the revolution succeeds, they change the name of the country from Russia to the U.S.S.R. / the Soviet Union.





The people of Soviet Union adopt a constitution based on Marx’s words.





They adopt a national anthem, “The Internationale.”





Some members of working class notice that they aren’t being rewarded for their labor as much under Stalin as they were under Nicolas Romanov.





The working class continue to produce a tremendous amount of labor and develop a strong work ethic.





Leon Trotsky devises several corporations and makes plans to educate the working class citizens of Russia.





Propaganda is used to explain to the working class why Stalin and his staff are prospering from their labor.





Stalin and Trotsky decide to work together and lead Russia, but there is tension between them.





Members of the upper class are worried about losing their amenities and possessions after the revolution succeeds.





Some members of the country never want to work and are always around to accept handouts.





Some members are cynical and show no signs of being impressed with the new regime and feel that nothing will ever change.

What are the advantages of online information sharing?

Rain
I opened my eyes
And looked up at the rain,
And it dripped in my head
And flowed into my brain,
And all that I hear as I lie in my bed
Is the slish-slosh of the rain in my head?
I step very softly,
I walk very slow,
I can't do a handstand--
I might overflow,
So pardon the wild crazy thing I just said--
I'm just not the same since there's rain in my head.
By: Shel Silverstein

How many stanzas are in this poem?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

How did Odysseus lead his men on the way to Ithaca?

I need a body paragraph on why I want to be nurse


You can give ideas

Adjectives


Jacob loves chocolate chip cookies.​

why do we need freedom

What type of conflict does the passage illustrate?


character vs. society

character vs. nature

character vs. self

character vs. character



The answer is option D.

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“You know I never approved of it,” pursued Utterson, ruthlessly disregarding the fresh topic.

“My will? Yes, certainly, I know that,” said the doctor, a trifle sharply. “You have told me so.”

“Well, I tell you so again,” continued the lawyer. “I have been learning something of young Hyde.”

The large handsome face of Dr. Jekyll grew pale to the very lips, and there came a blackness about his eyes. “I do not care to hear more,” said he. “This is a matter I thought we had agreed to drop.”


–The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,

Robert Louis Stevenson