which statement from the passage best supports the idea that penrod does not want to be in childrens play?​

Answer:

The last sentence,

Explanation:

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The last sentence in the passage best supports the idea that Penrod does not want to be in children's play.

Technically, a passage is honestly a component or section of written paintings, either fiction or non-fiction. Some hold that a passage can be as short as a sentence, however, a maximum encompasses a minimum of one paragraph and typically several.

An example of passage is when you move on a ride and someone tells you to be safe in your travels. An instance of passage is when a vehicle moves thru a constrained area with permission. An example of passage is whilst time moves ahead.

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why is isegoria and parrhesia inadequate when discussing democratic ideas of free speech?

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A person is carrying three boxes of masses 1.473 kg, 3.2 kg and 2.49 kg. What is the total mass of the boxes (1.473 + 3.2 + 2.49 ) to the correct number of significant figures?



7.163



7.16



7.2

. If you saw a boat on the horizon, would you be able to read the name of the boat? Explain.

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J Underline the collective nouns in the following sentences:
1. The farmer had a team of axen to plough the field.
2. One of my cousins is a member of the church choir.
3. The policemen could not control the mob.
4. Mr Bedi owns a fleet of luxury cars.
5. The baby elephant hid behind a clump of trees.
6. The crowd was very noisy.
7. A troupe of dancers from Rajasthan was the main attraction of the festival.​

Read the sentence from the article:

I wonder what it would be like to have lived in a house where there were ruler marks beside a

door frame, documenting each of my childhood growth spurts; to have a friend who's known

me since nursery; not to feel like a tourist, wandering around with a map in a country that I'm

supposed to embrace as my own.

How does this sentence contribute to the effectiveness of the author's argument

overall?

O by presenting her conflicting feelings about her own

language

xperiences through highly emotional

O by referencing common childhood experiences that emphasize her feelings of being in limbo

by establishing her understanding of the way that most people who are not TCKs grow up

O by illustrating her resentment of the childhood that her parents' choices caused her to

experience

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Which of these excerpts from the time travelers guide to Elizabeth in England is related from the second person point of you

Is this spelt correct? I see a wring of brightly colored coral and many fish

Can I have ...... chips? (some/ little)​

Uncertainty is to hesitation as error is to

What do the results tell you about your hypothesis(es)?


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Click on the words that mean it would be a good idea to bring a snack.
You
___bring a snack.

A. Have to
B. Ought to
C. Are able to
D. Are allowed to

Reread pages 52 to 56, and think about the challenges Percy faces and his response to those challenges in the form of choices he makes during this episode in the novel. Write your responses using the T-chart as a guide, citing evidence from the text. Be sure to quote sections of the text in your response.

Who is calendar sisters?

Prove to me that you're honest – in one minute.

When citizens of the United States refer to themselves as Americans and to the country as America they are actually exercising which type of thinking?
a. Egocentric
b. Sociocentric
Stereotypic
d. Nationalistic

Based on your knowledge of word parts, the word entymology refers to a (5 points)

Wed grer yyrr yteee jyrrg
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Which 2 of the following are compound sentences? I was looking forward to starting college, but I was nervous that I might not make any friends. Luckily, everyone was lovely. I had many different friends, but my best friend was Marek. We would always go to college and back on the same bus. Going to college was the best thing I did after leaving school.

What is the meaning of “reprisal” in paragraph 4

Read the stanza from “A Narrow Fellow in the Grass."


But never met this Fellow
Attended, or alone
Without a tighter breathing
And Zero at the Bone —


How does the final stanza develop the theme that things that are admirable may still be terrifying?


A. The speaker refers to zero to demonstrate how cold-blooded and cruel snakes are.


B. The speaker describes the snake as a comb and a whiplash, but says he has never seen one.


C. The speaker calls the snake a fellow, but his reaction upon seeing the snake shows he is shaken up.


D. The speaker wants the snake to attend or stay with him even though earlier stanzas explain where the snake lives.

the bus left behind schedule because the driver had to wait for a laggard to arrive.
O a. true
O b. false

You are in a land where there are only knights and knaves. Knights always tell the truth and knaves always lie. You come across three inhabitants of this land who are out on a boat off shore. It’s dark and you can’t tell who is who so you shout out to them, "Which one of you is a knight and which one is a knave?" The first one says something, but the wind comes up and you can’t hear what they said. The second one then says, "She said she’s an knight, and so am I." The third one says, "They’re both lying; I’m an knight and they’re both knaves." Who is a knight and who is a knave? For full credit, you must explain/prove your answer.

Identify the 3-4 parts of a Body Paragraph and the purpose for each.

What do these lines reveal about Macbeth?

What impact does the phrase “deportation by cattle car” in paragraph 4 have on the reader’s understanding of the text?

Need Help ASAP). Write an accurate summary of the fictional text that you just read. Include all the elements of a good summary.) Title: ("Sunday at the Water Park") "Yeah, the job is pretty boring," Mariah admitted, looking at the wave pool from atop her lifeguard station. " But I get to be outdoors, and I can go on all the rides for free when I'm done." Her questioner - Berry, a classmate she didn't know well, who happened to be a customer as well as being the annoying editor of the school newspaper - stretched his arm up toward her in some weird kind of salute. Actually he was recording her with the purple-and-black striped phone in his hand. " How are the working conditions?" he inquired in the important tones of an anchorman. "They're -" She stopped cold. She stood up, staring at the crowd who rose and fell and squealed with each new surge of machine-churned water. Amid the bobbing figures, she had seen one stop moving, and seen its head sink halfway under the water and stay there. She grabbed the rescue tube and dove into the pool. In what felt like an instant, she had swum to the far end, a few feet from the wave machine, and stopped behind the eight-year old boy who was floating face -down. She thrust the long, red foam rescue tube at him. Then, she stood in the three-foot deep water and scooped him around the waist. As she lifted his head, a waterfall of clear, bubbly water streamed down. She wrapped both his small, soft hands around the flotation tube and towed him to the side of the pool. She hoisted him high and set him on the brightly painted white cement, then boosted herself up after him. The boy-his name turned out to be Peter-hadn't fully lost consciousness, so he didn't need CPR. After a couple of slaps on the back, he was coughing wetly and breathing well, though too stunned even to ask what had happened. By now, the waders in the pool understood vaguely what had happened. They looked around helplessly and asked each other bewildered questions. No one had noticed that Peter was drowning, not even the adults three feet away from him. Peter's teenage brother and his friends had sloshed as quickly as they could to poolside. In five minutes, the EMS ambulance arrived to take Peter to the nearby clinic. " I got it all on video!" Berry exclaimed. " Now give me an interview!" She couldn't give him much of an interview, because the event had lasted only thirty seconds. She hadn't consciously decided how to act and didn't remember many details. Her reflexes had done it all automatically. Her lifesaving courses had worked! She hardly knew what she was saying during the interview and assumed she must sound incredibly dumb and out of breath. Later her family and neighbors told her how poised and in-charge she'd appeared. The strange thing was, she didn't feel as if she'd done anything special. The only thing that felt new was the way she couldn't keep herself from smiling at everything - at the trees in her backyard, at silly TV shows, at her younger brother, at the table setting at dinner, at everything. ( The second step is to answer this - question) Name the five steps in writing a good summary). Will Mark Brainliest. ​