At an Elizabethan playhouse, who were the groundlings?
o those people who sat in the galleries
o those people who stood in the open yard
O those people who prepared the actors backstage
o those people who sat on the stage

Answer:

2. Those people who stood in the open yard.

Explanation:

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Which statement best describes the theme of the passage?
OA. Every new idea appears crazy to people at first
B.
If you work hard in life, good things will happen
C.
Only tell your friend what you would tell your enemy
D.
Don't wait for people to be friendly show them how

what is the problem in the story?

five sentence about days of the week i like Best​

tone is most closely related to
a character development
b setting, plot, imagery
c theme
d An author's word choice and punctuation​

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2) What is the main purpose of the poem before a painting ?
A)
to show how museums are like cathedrals
B)
to reveal how works of art can be religious
C)
to try
and
put into words the power of a painting
D)
to explore the relationship between art and worship

Choose the option that completes the following sentence correctly:
My younger brother
really annoying when he
a child.
was / has been
O was / was
O was / is
O has been / was

In chapter 2 it explains that, sometimes, a grain of sand lies in the folds of an oyster's muscle and irritates the flesh. To protect itself, the oyster then begins to coat the grain with layers of smooth cement, doing this again and again for a long time. Eventually, this forms a(n)

Question 4 options:

new oyster.


pearl.


diamond.


antidote for scorpion poison.

Make an example of iambic pentameter

PLEASE HELP 100 PTS and BRAINLIEST (the novel is Speak by Laurie Anderson).

9. John McNab got so mad, he wanted to punish Maniac. He and his gang, “The Cobras” did what?
A. beat him up
B. chased him out of town
C. threw him in Finsterwald’s backyard
D. chased him into the black side of town

I. got a dig bick
2. You that read wrong
3. You read that wrong too
4. You checked
5. You smiled
7. You are wondering why you're still this reading this
8. You saw that mistake... right? (On 7)
10. But did you see that I skipped 6?
10. You checked
11. And saw you that I doubled 10 and skipped 9
12. I said saw you, not you saw
13. I also skipped 2
14. You got tricked
15. I'm just wasting your time go back and read the other Questions... XD

science fiction stories usually focus on

Which main rhetorical device is employed in paragraph 3 of the passage liberty or death.
A.rhetorical question
B.calming tone
C.paradox
D.humor

Which is the most likely reason a writer would include a flash-forward?
O A. To show how a character behaved in childhood
O B. To suggest that the past has influenced the present
O C. To give away the most important surprise in a story
O D. To make the reader anticipate a future event
SUBMIT

draw a vague pronoun and write a replacement for it on the line. Jane’s two-year-old granddaughter is always losing her car keys

You are attempting to persuade a friend to join your sports team. use ethos, pathos, logos to try and persuade your friend to join your sports team

Mr. Sherlock Holmes is a famous fictional detective
​

Which of the following best explains the importance of “San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle” as noted in the following passage?

After Pearl Harbor the Nisei went to great lengths to demonstrate their patriotism. They flooded the streets of San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle in mass demonstrations of loyalty. They waved American flags and recited the pledge of the Japanese American Citizens League. They bought war bonds, donated blood, and ran ads in newspapers denouncing Japan and pledging loyalty to America. In San Francisco, Nisei started a fund-raising campaign to buy bombs for attacking Tokyo. In Los Angeles they formed committees to make sure that no person of Japanese ancestry tried to aid Japan. The day after Pearl Harbor the Japanese American Citizens League sent the following telegram to President Roosevelt:
Answer choices for the above question

A. Those were cities with large populations of Japanese Americans.

B. Nisei spies were found in all three of those cities.

C. Those were cities known for their intolerance of immigrants.

D. Those were all cities that were attacked during World War II.

Which theme do these lines support?

Good leaders show personal responsibility.
Overconfidence can lead one to danger.
Help often comes to individuals who work hard.
Love and family make a homecoming worthwhile.

how does odysseus win the battle with cyclops A he tricks the cyclops, B he kills the giant, C he calls on zeus to help him, D he betrays his men.​

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SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!

Which of these represents the final step in the writing process?

A. drafting
B. outlining
C. proofreading
D. revising​

PLZ HELP, I WILL MARK THE BRAINLYIST! VERY EASY
If you were able to change the name of Bigfoot, and make it scary, what would it be?​

Select the sentence that illustrates the use of proper parallel construction. a. He wanted three things out of college: to learn a skill, to make good friends, and to learn about life. b. He wanted three things out of college: to learn a skill, to make good friends, and learning about life. Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B


Help pls!!!
In "Araby," James Joyce references the repetitive chants, or
recited by shop-boys who stood guard next to barrels of pig's cheeks.
O A artifices
B. exhortations
C. litanies
D. sheaves

Which is the closest antonym for the word MAXIMIZE?
A. guarantee
B. estimate
C. increase
D. decrease

Everybody called Jeffrey “Maniac”. When asked what his name was, he would reply, “My name is Jeffrey. You know me.” Why?
A. he didn’t like the nickname
B. he didn’t want to lose the last thing he had from his parents
C. he wanted to be called by his aunt & uncle’s name
D. he thought people were not listening to him.

2 reasons why education should be for everyone

What is the best rewrite of the sentence?