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Select the correct text in the passage.
Which two lines in this excerpt from "Address on Woman's Rights" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton show that she believed only women can address
the issues that affect them and so they should be given the right to vote?
Should that gentleman be present this evening and feel disposed to give any of his objections to our movement, we will be most happy to
answer him. 1 should feel exceedingly diffident to appear before you wholly unused as I am to public speaking, were I not nerved by a sense of right and duty
-did I not feel that the time had fully come for the question of woman's wrongs to be laid before the
public-did I not believe that woman
herself must do this work-for woman alone can understand the height and the depth, the length and the breadth of her own degradation and
woe.
Man cannot speak for us-because he has been educated to believe that we differ from him so materially, that he cannot judge of our
thoughts, feelings and opinions by his own. Moral beings can only judge of others
by themselves-the moment they give a different nature to
any of their own kind they utterly fail. The drunkard was hopelessly lost until it was discovered that he was governed by the same laws of mind
as the sober man. Then with what magic power, by kindness and
love, was he raised from the slough of despond and placed rejoicing on high
land. Let a man once settle the question that woman does not think and feel like himself and he may as well undertake to judge of the amount
of intellect and sensation of any of the animal creation as of woman's nature. He can know but little with certainty, and that but by observation.
Among the many important questions which have been
brought before the public, there is none that more vitally affects the whole human
famnily than that which is technically termed Woman's rights. Every allusion to the degraded and inferior position occupied by woman all over
the world, has ever been met by scorn and abuse.
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Man cannot speak for us-because he has been educated to believe that we differ from him so materially, that he cannot judge of our

thoughts, feelings and opinions by his own.

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Which examples are fats?

Choose all answers that are correct.


olive oil


butter


cheese


fruit

Why was Julius Ceasar a bad leader?​

Loading seven kids in a vehicle is no easy task. How is the underlined gerund phrase functioning in the sentence above?

What is the first time Martin Luther King experience segregation and injustice?

Question 11
The soldiers most likely stop Annemarie because they are
O certain she is helping Jews escape.
O looking for food to give to their dogs
O hoping she is bringing lunch for them.
O suspicious because she is walking alone.

I NEED HELP WITH THESE SEVEN QUESTIONS PLZ

Read the sentence.

Diego shook his head when he saw the litter on the ground.

Which revision should the writer make to emphasize how Diego was feeling?


Diego shook his head when he saw the empty cans and paper on the ground.

Diego shook his head when he saw the litter on the ground, and he quickly began picking it up.

Diego shook his head when he saw the litter on the ground at the public park.

Diego shook his head in disgust and disbelief when he saw the litter on the ground.

A (n) _______ utilizes parallelism to deliver an equivalent and makes ideas more
memorable.

According to the previous article, what occupation is expected to be the highest-paying career?

nurse anesthetist

surgeon

chief executive

or economist


ANSWER: surgeon

the passive of the boy shouted at the dog​

Humans are subject to the same limiting factors other populations. True False

PLEASE HELP FOR 44 POINTS- Give an in depth description of M. Loisel's point of view throughout the events on Guy De Maupassant's The Necklace.
Be sure to include textual support to describe his reaction to the dress, Mathilde's behavior at the ball Mathilde losing the necklace, the loans, and the surprise ending.

THE STORY IS CALLED THE NECKLACE BY GUY DE MAUPASSANT'S

1 A blizzard struck the city of Phoenix, Arizona, on July 5, 2011. But it wasn’t a frozen, white, swirling kind of blizzard. This storm was gritty, dark, and smothering. It was known as a “black blizzard.” “Black blizzard” is an American nickname for a dense cloud of dry particles that blankets a large area. It is commonly called a dust storm. The Phoenix blizzard towered 5,000 feet into the air, stretched 100 miles across, and plowed a 150-mile path before it finally calmed down. During the storm, visibility was nearly zero. 2 It’s common to see a swipe of dust, dirt, or sand stirred up by a gust of wind. A black blizzard is the same experience multiplied many times over. Such storms are powered by high winds. Like water flowing in a river, fast air currents pick up and transport loose, dry soil. Lighter particles are swept up and carried for miles. Heavier particles are pushed forward by saltation. Saltation happens when blowing particles knock into stationary particles on the ground. The blowing particles set them in motion, too. Soon many particles bounce along by a series of skips and jumps. Saltated particles can work together to nudge pebbles and other objects. The nudging action is called creep. Saltation and creep come together to move massive amounts of material. In September 2009, a giant dust storm moved five million tons of red outback soil through Sydney, Australia! Watch Out . . . 3 Dust storms can severely affect whatever or whoever gets in their way. The grinding blast damages crops, livestock, buildings, and vehicles. Dust storms can have harmful effects on human health, too. They make breathing illnesses much worse. Dust storms stir up bacteria, molds, and fungi, which can cause “valley fever,” an infection that often follows dust storms in Phoenix. Virologists believe valley fever is caused by a soil fungus. . . . For a Dust Storm Near You 4 The threat of dust storms is greatest in Earth’s dry regions. what sentence from the article best states the central idea

1.The window that has been broken twice is now broken again.
2.The party, which was planned for Saturday, will now be on Sunday.
Which is a Restrictive clause and a non restrictiveclause

What literary allusions does Hinton include in chapter 5 of The Outsiders?

references to the Civil War and a Robert Frost story

references to Hank Williams and Elvis Presley's music

references to Gone with the Wind and a Robert Frost poem

references to Paul Newman and the movies he acted in

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Which of the following is not
a tone of "To a Mouse"?
A. Compassionate
B. Philosophical
C. Grief-stricken
D. Worry

D - 3A
(Q. No. 38-42) Choose the correct form of the words given in the brackets to
complete the passage.
5x1=5
Copper is believed to be the most..... (38) (use) metal. It is used in (39)
(electricity) cables because of good .....(40) (conductive). It is ....(41) (mix)
with gold in making ornaments. Copper is (42) (benefit) for health and people
use copper plates and glasses in their dining.
38. Ans: ...
39. Ans: ...
40. Ans: ..
41. Ans:
42. Ans: .....​

Does anyone do commonlit??? Well you know how annoying it could truly be. Could someone plz help with he commonlit titled 'DAY OF INFAMY' SPEECH. If you can just answers 2-5 not #1.

Which of the following is an example of a genre based on form?
A. Science fiction
B. Mystery
C. Romance
D. Stage play

Summarize this passage PLZZZZZZSZSZSZ

ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
5. What does Paul mean when he tells the people at home

“this is really the only thing: just to sit quietly, like this”

(168)?

a. Paul means that he believes peace and safety are

valuable.

b. Paul means that he believes strength, courage, and

resourcefulness are valuable.

c. Paul means that he believes stability, kindness, and

happiness are valuable.

d. Paul means that he believes family, friends, and

country are valuable.

In the space bar do i put charred or exploded?

"A Lady " by Amy Lowell
You are beautiful and faded,
Like an old opera tune
Played upon a harpsichord;
Or like the sun-flooded silks
Of an eighteenth-century boudoir. In your eyes
Smoulder the fallen roses of outlived minutes,
And the perfume of your soul
Is vague and suffusing,
With the pungence of sealed spice-jars.
Your half-tones delight me,
And I grow mad with gazing
At your blent colors.

My vigor is a new-minted penny,
Which I cast at your feet.
Gather it up from the dust
That its sparkle may amuse you.
What is the overall meaning and tone of the poem? *

A)The narrator uses a melancholic and reminiscent tone to demonstrate how time kills a woman's beauty and life.
B)The narrator uses a joyful and exuberant tone to illustrate her admiration for the woman's beauty.
C)The narrator uses an accusatory and bitter tone to criticize those who look down upon older women.
D)The narrator uses a loving and laudatory tone to exemplify the admiration an older woman deserves and her unique beauty.

How does visiting his grandmother at the nursing home affect Mike's point of view?
A. He realizes that his grandmother is not as happy as she would have her family
believe.
B. He comes to fully understand how lonely his grandmother is without her
husband and confined to the nursing home.
C. He sees how difficult it is for people to age and lose the people they care the
most about.
D. He realizes that his grandmother had a complicated life and memories outside
of what he knows of her.

What is the author's purpose of starting the story with this verbal
exchange?
A)
He wants the reader to wonder about the setting.
B)
He wants the reader to question the characters
motivations
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He wants to confuse the reader as to what is really
going on in the story
D)
He wants the reader to take interest in the island the
characters are discussing

What is the purpose of a controlling idea in an informative essay? (2 points) a It captures the reader's attention and keeps the person reading. B It gives more information about the main topic of an essay. C It includes a topic sentence, facts, details, and a closing sentence in an essay. D It shares the main idea of an essay and introduces reasons to support the topic.

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How is the meaning of the word luscious different from that of delicious?

A: Luscious food is less flavorful than delicious food.

B: Luscious describes only dessert, but delicious describes any food or drink.

C: Luscious suggests indulgence, while delicious suggests something bland.

D: Luscious implies a more pleasant, richer, or sweeter taste than delicious.

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What type of figurative language is used?
Aqua blue, like the Caribbean Sea
A
simile

B
metaphor

C
onomatopoeia

D
allusion