100 points
whats this mean Do you move your finger like a skier or snowboarder? What do you notice?

Answer:

I notice that it moves and there is friction.

Explanation:

Henry Vlll intro summary

If the sky is purple and you are walking your rubber duck at night, why is the sun melting your house?

Which of the following sentences would most likely be found in a body paragraph of an argumentative essay? A. According to Ogden's longtime animal control officer, Jack Strop, there have been "no less then a dozen zoo escapes from Ogden Park in the last year, the most in the country by far." B. For these reasons and many more, the Ogden Park Zoo should be closed at the earliest possible date, and its animals relocated to more secure facilities о O C. Due to low attendance and the danger its deteriorating facilities present to the surrounding community, the Ogden Park Zoo should be shut down immediately. D. Imagine this: You stumble downstairs, bleary-eyed, to make yourself some breakfast toast, and there's your little sister sitting across the table from an escaped orangutan.​

Read this excerpt of a speech that Javier is writing about the topic of a longer school day.

I don’t think we should have a longer school day. Children already spend 7 hours in school. _____ If parents and teachers want students to do better in school, they should make smaller classes and pay teachers more money instead of extending the school day.

Which best addresses the counterclaim that “students should have a longer school day” and belongs in the blank space in Javier’s speech?

The school day now lasts from early in the morning to late in the afternoon, which is long enough for children to have to sit in school.
With a longer school day, students would not get a chance for free play, which studies prove helps students develop the creative thinking skills they need.
I’ve heard that some countries have longer school days and not as much homework, which seems to suit those students well.
I have a really long school day because I go to after-school programs until my dad comes to pick me up after he finishes his workday.
WILL GET 10 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST IF RIGHT

In "First Steps," which theme is developed by Maria's
volunteering to leave the lander?
O Taking unnecessary risks is foolish,
Great tasks can be accomplished by working as a
team.
o It takes courage to be the first to try something new.
O Some things cannot be learned in school.

Plz hurry

Please help me

1. How much do a person’s
clothing and organizational skills affect your first impression of him or her?

2. Think about a time when you judged someone based on how he or she looked or organised things. Was your first impression right or wrong? Why?

3. How does appearance at work affect how you feel? Does it affect the way you do your job? Why or why not?

11. Combine the following pairs of sentences using the connectors given against

each pair : 4

(a) (i) I shall not talk to you.

(ii) You apol o gize for what you did.

( unless )

(b) (i) He put on his best suit.

(ii) He wanted to make a strong im pres sion.

( be cause )

(c) (i) He was proud of his new car.

(ii) It was painted bright yel low.

( which )

(d) (i) Her cu les served a king.

(ii) The king sent him on diffi cult er rands again and again.

( who )​

If he (keep)..... on forgetting it, the teacher will punish him​

Write a story that ends with it is better to had listen than to had done my wish

Write a sentence that includes the word (become) and means the same as has had a baby.

What important role is being described? Completes the action item form. These are the responsibilities of a:

A. Time keeper
B. Scribe
C. Recorder
D. Team leader
E. Gate keeper

why did Faber think Montag might turn him in

In Defense of Zoos: How Captivity Helps Conservation answer key How does the author’s word choice in paragraph 2-3 impact the meaning of the passage? A. It highlights the debate surrounding zoos: Animals kept in captivity after fall victim to disease not seen in the wild. B. It emphasizes the four most goals for zoos: keeping in danger animals safe, but also educating the public on the dangers of the wild. C. It highlights the overarching purpose of zoos: keep animals in zoos in order to prevent poaching in the wild. D. Emphasize is the contradictory reality of zoos: zoos are not perfect places for animals but some animals, but some animals would become a extinct in the wild.

Write about ONLY ONE of the following topics: Unit 7:
Some people think that life in the past was better than now, but others don't. Plan and write two paragraphs of not less than (12) sentences about your opinion if “You agree or disagree with that statement. ”Unit 10:No one can forget the amazing moments we spend in an interesting holiday. Plan and write two paragraphs of not less than (12) sentences about “A place you have visited and what you liked best” .Unit 11:Recycling is very important as waste has a huge negative effect on the natural environment. Plan and write two paragraphs of not less than (12) sentences about“ Why we need recycling and the types of materials that can be recycled.” NOTE:• It should be delivered before the end of April. • You will receive up to 10marks depending on your writing. • Consider your spelling and grammar while writing.

After reading the excerpt, Ricardo made a text-to-text
connection. Which example is a text-to-text
connection?
Ricardo read this excerpt from A Black Hole Is NOT a
Hole by Carolyn Cinami DeCristofano.
Discoveries of black holes exploded in the late 1900s
and early 2000s. What scientists found reads like a
cast of characters for a mixed-up fairy tale. First they
discovered the small ("Baby Bear") black holes, then
the giant "Papas." But where were the medium "Mama
Bear" black holes? It just didn't make sense that there
would be smalls and larges but no mediums.
Astronomers began the search, and found them.
There's just one size that still hasn't been found, even
though it has been predicted. The tiniest of all, the
"Tom Thumbs" of the black-hole world, have yet to be
discovered if they even exist.
Ricardo had read a children's story with a character
named "Tom Thumb," so he understood the author's
description of the tiniest" black holes.
Ricardo had watched a video about big discoveries
in space, so he had some background information
on the subject of the excerpt.
While reading the excerpt, Ricardo remembered
playing a game when he was a child that had a
"Papa Bear," "Mama Bear," and "Baby Bear."
While reading the excerpt, Ricardo remembered
hearing about black holes in school, and it made him
interested to learn more.

When do the witches say they will meet with Macbeth

English English question ASAP​

In “We’re Going to Mars!” the author’s viewpoint is that colonizing Mars would be an important moment in human history.

How is this viewpoint best conveyed in the text?


by comparing the colonization of Mars to the discovery of the New World

by proving that colonizing Mars will lead to the discovery of new rocks and sediments

by explaining that colonizing Mars would require a lot of resources

by arguing that the first forms of life on Earth are similar to the bacterial forms of life on Mars

What is 1 thing you look forward to doing over spring break?

A revolution in the textile industry

How does the author use Frank's inner thoughts to reveal
a theme of the text?
A.By showing the inner turmoil Frank is experiencing as a result
of his poor financial situation.
B. By showing Frank's optimism that his circumstances will
improve.
C.By showing that Frank's actions are insincere and his motives
are more selfish,
D By showing Frank's jealousy of those who are wealthier than
him.

Which detail could best be left out of a retelling of the story?
A. The stepmother eats Yeh Shens friend, the fish
B. Yeh shen sees her stepmother at the festival
C. Yeh shen gathers the fish bones and hides them
D. The king asks yeh shen to be his wife

how does Langston Hughes develop the theme identified in part A​

Second, it is incredibly narrow-minded to assume that the only service libraries offer is book lending.
Libraries have a multitude of benefits, and many are only available if the library has a physical location.
Some of these benefits include acting as a quiet study space, giving people a way to converse with their neighbors, holding classes on a variety of topics, providing jobs, answering patron questions, and
keeping the community connected. One neighborhood found that, after a local library instituted
community events such as play times for toddlers and parents, job fairs for teenagers, and meeting
spaces for senior citizens, over a third of residents reported feeling more connected to their community. Similarly, a Pew survey conducted in 2015 found that nearly two-thirds of American adults feel that closing their local library would have a major impact on their community. People see libraries as a way to connect with others and get their questions answered, benefits tablets can’t offer nearly as well or as easily.

This is the second paragraph in the body of an essay arguing against the closure of local libraries. Critically evaluate whether the support evidence is relevant, sufficient and valid.

Help with these pls.​

6. Which of these statements from the article is the BEST example of a claim?
-I struggle daily with making sure my daughter does her homework.
-American kids need homework.
-I teach each topic in depth so that students understand and appreciate the information.

Summary "Planning An event"​

PLEASE HURRRY! Stephon is writing an essay in which he is comparing and contrasting the characters of Manjiro from Heart of a Samurai and William, the narrator of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. He places some of his research in this table.



Which detail most belongs under the "Both” heading of the table?


read books

enjoy fishing

have dreams

attend school

Which of the following quotes from the passage is
evidence of the central theme of heroism?
A
"You will kill him if you strike
him again"
B
"Let me go back."
С
"It is better to be a slave than to
suffer like this in order to be
free.
D
"We got to go free or die.
Freedom's not bought with
dust.

Memos and Emails
Email

Ok so here's the thing: 90% of the emails I get from students look like texts. When I was a grant writer, if I sent an email like that, I would have been in my boss's office so fast. SO let's learn proper etiquette for sending emails.

1) Start with a salutation. Hello, Hi, Dear _____, Hi _______, Greetings! any of these work. Make sure your initial email has these. If you don't know the person personally, use Mr., Mrs., Ms., or the new Mx. and their last name.

2) Body: The body has to be right to the point and formal. Most work emails are all business. You can say something like "I hope your Monday is going well!" but beyond that, get to the point.

3) End it well. Best is a good way to go if you don't know the person. Sincerely is good too. It's all personal preference. Just make sure you end it. Also, ALWAYS include your last name. I get so many emails that say "Jackie" or whatever short name people go with, and I have 5 classes. Let's do some math here.

Your job is to create an email that you, as the CEO, are sending to one or more of your staff. One is preferable. Set up an issue you wish to address with that person (I really don't care what it is). Make it at least 100 words.



Memo

An intra-office memo is very important for giving widespread information to your employees. For this piece, you will create a big problem that your employees created, and then send them a memo explaining how you fixed it and how to prevent it from happening again. Use your imagination. Play with this. Make it funny. I want to laugh


Can someone give me an example