8. David Arva is standing on the roof of his house. He throws a basketball off the roof. Which of these best describes what happens as the ball falls? _____ A. The kinetic energy increases and so does the total amount of energy. B. The kinetic energy decreases and the total amount of energy increases. C. The potential energy decreases and the total amount of energy also decreases. D. The kinetic energy increases and the potential energy decreases. But the total energy remains the same.

Answer:

D. The kinetic energy increases and the potential energy decreases. But the total energy remains the same.

Explanation:

Potential energy is the energy that every body stores naturally and that, for a certain period of time, represents the total energy of that body. However, this energy is easily transformed into other types of energy depending on the situation and the factors that current about this body, however, this transformation does not decrease the amount of total energy, in most cases. One of these cases can be seen in the question above, where David captures a ball that has potential energy stored and released from the roof of the house. As the ball moves, the potential energy turns into kinetic energy (which is the energy responsible for the movement), there is no loss of the ball's total energy, just a transformation. This transformation decreases the amount of potential to mediated energy that transforms it into kinetic energy, which increases in quantity.

Based on the song, “Twelfth Song of Thunder,” the Navajo culture most likely believes that

nature is a dangerous enemy.
life in the city is better.
beauty comes from nature.
all living things are disconnected.

Why is it ironic that the animals train for and unite in battle against the neighboring farmers?

A narrator can be an important part of narrative writing. Choose another important fact about narrative writing

Let’s say that you want to understand the consequences of global warming. How will you approach the subject, assuming you want to understand the consequences one year from now, or fifty years into the future?

the answer has to be longer than 20 words

Read the following excerpt:

"They sat about with their feet in the gutters, under the jacaranda trees that made a green
tunnel of the street --for it was a beautiful suburb, spoilt only by their presence-- and sometimes they fell asleep lying right before the gates in the midday sun. The wife could never see anyone go hungry. She sent the trusted housemaid out with bread and tea, but the trusted housemaid said these were loafers and tsotsis, who would come and tie her and shut her in a cupboard."



What do these lines reveal about the wife as a character? (RL.2.6)

Group of answer choices

She is a coward.

She is affectionate.

She is stubborn.

She is sympathetic.

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2. Which ONE santence below from Passage 2 BEST explains why people have bad moods?
“No one really wants to be in a bad mood, but sometimes-no matter how hard
you try to avoid it-one just creeps up on you."
You might think you know what is behind it, but maybe not
"It could actually be caused by something that you did or did not do earlier
"Research suggests that bad moods can happen because someone is depriving
themselves of something (like when dieting

What kind of verbs are
1. Kicked
2. I was
3. is
4. Might
5. Slept
6. I can
7. Was
8. Must have been
9. Bought

How does the king’s huge size in relation to Gulliver’s small size serve to emphasize Swift’s satire of English politics and society?
Group of answer choices

The king believes the large population will outnumber the British fleet

The king believes that his armies will crush Gulliver's small army

Swift believes that English politics and society are too big

The king believes the ideas of English politics and society are small.

_________ is an employee's hard work and diligence.
a) punctuality
b) work ethic
c) attitude
d) honesty

PLS HELP ME. Ok this seems easy but this is my last try and I just need to sort them into things. So the options are “first person”, “second person”, and “third person”. I’m rlly just having trouble with one paragraph so which ones go where?? pls help lol

What are some examples of a round and a flat character??​

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Change the following sentences into passive voice:
1. Marconi invented the radio.
2. I did not tell you a lie.
3. He can lift a car.
4. He has to earn more money.
5. He invites his friend every year.​

Racism is:

A) the belief that people of other races are inferior to your own.
B) treating a person or particular group of people differently
C) unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling
D) the system of rules of a particular country, group, or area of activity.

I saw some .........running on the floor
Mice
Mouses
Mouse
Mices

According to the text, what words dose Pi use to describe the dorado once he pulls it on deck?

Choose the sentence below that is correctly punctuated:

a "That was the best vacation ever! Justis exclaimed.”
b "That was the best vacation ever!" Justis exclaimed.
c "That was the best vacation ever" Justis exclaimed.
d "That was the best vacation ever”! Justis exclaimed.

In this passage, what revelation do the narrator and his father have about the setting?


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I need it fast!!!

An author writes an essay about texting while driving. Which factor would most affect the author’s point of view?
A. The author has young children and is protective of them.
B. The author lives in a very busy city with lots of traffic.
C. The author’s son was injured in a car accident while texting.
D. The author owns a cell phone and drives a sports car.

A Lesson Before Dying

Explain the significance of the last paragraph on page 79

Read the stanza from the poem "The Voice" by William Oandasan.

jolting my dream
an old man struggling
with an eel his coat appears
disheveled and empty
What is the meaning of the word disheveled as it is used in the poem?

unusual

bulky

ripped

untidy

2.
Read these lines from "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera.

…In Manila, Ferdinand
and Imelda buried poets in iron and tarmac—

What does Gotera mean by "buried in iron"?


Poets were put to death.

Poets were jailed.

Poets were silenced.

Poets were mourned.

3.
Read these lines from "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera.

but your words are lizards, green and swift,
dragonflies in a painted desert.

Which tone is created by these lines?


excited and confident

annoyed and regretful

frightened and wary

triumphant and hopeful

4.
Read these lines from "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera.

...Helicopter
gunships threatened peasants at harvest time

in Vietnam, El Salvador, Afghanistan
—but your words live on in sacred corn,
in wheat's amber waves, in the holy words

of Tayko-mol.

How do these lines develop the theme of the poem that even in the face of evil, Oandasan could find beauty?

They suggest that the words of Oandasan are literally the natural elements of the planet.

They suggest that Oandasan had to hide transcripts of his poems in random spots in nature.

They suggest that the words of Oandasan express hope even though terrible things happen.

They suggest that Oandasan wrote poems while enjoying being in nature.

5.
Read this stanza from the poem "The Voice" by William Oandasan.

for you, blue corn baby,
my thoughts
on a melody of love
sail the sky

What does the speaker mean by these lines?

He thinks about how much he loves every member of his community.

He is in love with another human being.

He likes to think about love songs for his friends and family.

He has loving thoughts for the higher power in which he believes.

Refer to the Newsela article "Climate Change in Hawaii and U.S. Tropical Islands." What is the author's purpose in mentioning the economies of the islands?

to explain that the cost of fish will be lower on islands

to suggest that islanders will look to other industries for develop income

to suggest that climate change will generate millions of dollars in tourism

to explain that climate change will affect tourism, a major source of income for islanders
(need real answers in the middle of a test and im stuck ill promise the first person to answer a brainiest award thing )

Which sentence makes a factual claim?
A cat is a smarter choice of pet than a dog, for most people. Cats are
generally less expensive to care for than dogs, and they require less
work from their human owners. When my family goes out of town, we
think it's great that our cat Nate can basically take care of himself for a
couple of days. And although they are different, cats are just as much
fun as dogs.
What

Which two sentences use a second-person pronoun?
She swam across the river.
Mason invited me to the party.
Your tree house is amazing!
You let me know if you need help.
The tailor measured her height.

In sentence 10 (reproduced below), which of the following claims best sets up the development of the writer's line of
reasoning in the third paragraph?
Experiencing art doesn't just highlight existing connections; it actively forges new ones.
A
(as it is now)
B
it is best experienced firsthand
c) in many cases it is produced collaboratively
D
sometimes it can be isolating
E
it provides some people with a livelihood

inspection before I sold it. When I drove up, the place looked like
something out of a horror movie: an old, rotting Victorian mansion with
turrets and cobwebs. I stepped inside, took one look at the spooky
interior, and turned around to leave.
Which final sentence to the paragraph would likely create the most suspense?
A. "Not this time, ghosts!" I shouted as I left the place.
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B. I screamed and ran from the house as fast as I could.
C. I then drove straight to the nearest real estate office.
D. That's when I realized the door had locked behind me.
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Which sentence best uses foreshadowing to create an effect in the excerpt?

African Camp Fires
by Stewart Edward White (adapted excerpt)


We struck off as early as possible through the thorn scrub on a compass bearing that we hoped would bring us to a swamp at the head of the Swanee River. The Swanee River was one of the sources of the Tsavo. Of course, this was guesswork we had established. We did not know certainly the location of the swamp, its distance from us, nor what lay between us and it. However, we loaded all our transportable vessels with water, and set forth.

a.
If you love me,
b. If Mukesh goes to picnic, I ............. (not go).
b. ​