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[tex]\huge\boxed{\sf Metaphor}[/tex]

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Ann is an encyclopedia.

Encyclopedia means "being really informative".

Here, Ann is directly compared with encyclopedia for "being really informative" without using "as" or "like".

This direct comparison without using "as" or "like" is called "Metaphor".

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Good luck!

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I’ve been buyin’ us tickets for next weekend’s show uptown at the Grand. I hope I can talk you into leavin’ the stoop for one night."

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Dialect refers to the way a person speaks a particular language. This way is usually associated with a certain social group, geographical area, class or district. People who share a dialect have a way of speaking that differs from the standard in spelling, sounds, grammar and pronunciation. In this example, this line contains dialect, as it shows the particular way of speaking of Carla's brother.

Answer: D THE ANSWER IS D!!!!!!!

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Fountain Hughes spent his boyhood in slavery on the Hydraulic Mills property of the Burnley family near Charlottesville.  After the Civil War, in which his father was killed while with the Confederate Army, his mother, Mary Hughes, had to hire Fountain out for a dollar a month.  In the 1880s he purchased horses and a carriage and worked as a hack driver, but soon sought greater opportunities in Baltimore, MD.  There he worked for several decades for the Shirley family as a farmer and gardener.

An interview with Fountain Hughes in 1949 is among the few surviving sound recordings of former slaves.  He had vivid memories of slavery in central Virginia and of the harsh conditions for black people during and after the Civil War.  His longevity attracted notice and led to numerous articles about him in Baltimore newspapers.  Shallie Marshall, his only surviving descendant, remembers outings to the Shirley farm to visit her great-grandfather, “Pap.”  

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I would say it's alliteration.

maybe I am wrong though.

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In The House on Mango Street, Esperanza is hanging out with her neighborhood friend Cathy who offended Esperanza by suggesting that the neighborhood was getting bad because people like Esperanza and her family were moving in.

Whilst they were together, a girl named Rachel walked up to them and offers to be Esperanza's friend if Esperanza would give her five dollars for her and her sister to buy a second-hand bicycle.

Esperanza agrees over Cathy's objections because she figured that getting 2 new friends and partial ownership of a bicycle for $5 was a good deal.

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This excerpt is presented in chapter 3 of Frankenstein, where Frankenstein himself is rambling about his professor's reaction to his interest in alchemy. In this excerpt, Frankenstein shows how the teacher's words were words of destination, because what the professor said stimulated him to create the monster, through an increasingly efficient study. This passage has the ability to tell us how the terrible events that Frankenstein will face throughout the narrative are the result of the path he decided to follow and this path was very much based on the words that the teacher spoke to him.

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She had to be brave because she had to act like she was a helpless little girl.

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Schools should not limit what is discussed and correct in a student newspaper or news.

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We live in a country with press freedom. This means that no institution has the freedom to limit any news provided in a newspaper or news, even if these news outlets are student and submissive to school.

The right to press freedom is defended in the first constitutional amendment and there is no amendment that states that this right does not include the press, which means that, legally, schools cannot limit what is discussed or covered in a newspaper or student news, running the risk of being indicted on the basis of the first constitutional amendment, if you refuse to obey it.

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the awnser is false because you should always make multiple arguments to prove your theory or awnser to be correct in a presentation

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Brainliest Please

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False

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You can use many arguments to state your opinion or the topic your presentation revolves around. You should actually use 2-4 arguments in your presentations. Hope this helped! Please mark brainliest!

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The Taliban would come for her again if she managed to survive. . . ." ... She admires Malala's courage and strength.

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Was it right!

Answer: Our county is one of five counties in the state deciding whether or not to levy a meal tax on its citizens.

Explanation:

The first option addresses directly, the fact that there is a proposed meal tax in the county by mentioning that along with the county in question, there are other counties that are proposing the measure as well.

Other options do not directly address this as they only speak of what the meal tax is and what it can do instead of whether it is being proposed or not.

This prompt for an oral presentation states  thesis statement best addresses this assignment:

A) Our county is one of five counties in the state deciding whether or not to levy a meal tax on its citizens.

Thus, the correct answer is A.

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Time is potent, we all heard since our childhood. Time, like a grain of sand, slips out of our hands and we only keep gazing it hunting for the tactics to combat the glissading precious moments of ours. The moments and opportunities we hold most dear, with time, just like the sand in the hourglass, skid away. We only are, then, left with the regrets of not grasping the opportunities, despondently craving for the one single chance to swish back in time and fix the deeds for our deepest regrets.

I, for once, think of going back to the past when our ancestors lived in a world of fresh and pure air to inhale without fearing for their lungs to struggle with smoke and tar. How lucky, I ponder, were they to have the fresh and glistening water from the river so clear to reflect their face. No wonder our ancestors were much robust and healthy than our generation today.

With no access to motor vehicles, speed trains, a giant bird resembling planes but much faster and escalators, our forefathers were bound to lift their feet to move. Unlike today, they had plenty trees to purify the air they breathed in, no chemical factories to corrupt nature with fumes and rivers with chemicals. They experienced the balanced atmosphere and moderate rainfall to witness the waving crops in the fields. The green paddies filled the heart with joy and rejoice the mind.

But to unearth what’s ahead in life and change it if it’s unsatisfactory is in the human gene. And this ethos of the DNA squeezes me to peek into the hidden future. To discover what’s ahead, to find what the world would be like, to uncover if humans are more devilish or more matured. I would definitely love to see what I am up to and how successful I am in the future.

Time is a mystery and meddling with it could result in severe consequences. No less than a boon it will be, to see what the world will advance to. But daring to play with it could result in the conclusion of the human race, in fact, the entire planet. It is fully justified to say that meddling with time can decimate the entire history of the ecosystem.

Life and time are the best teachers a human will ever meet. And it is prudent to learn what it teaches us. Several attempts have been made to travel back and forth in time to change the history and conquer humanity. But whenever humans took a step out of bounds, time made them realize their limits. It proved who is supreme and who is down.

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4

Explanation:

Among this four option,4 is the error

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My first impression of a ghost is "WHY IN GOD'S NAME ARE YOU IN MY HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!". I am very religious. Ghosts are most of the time evil spirits.

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wolf

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wolf ;v;

wolf- fox

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Answer: all of the above

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The different cultures that spread across just the US is extraordinary. No two people are exactly alike. It incredible.

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1. Paragraph 2 because it gives reasoning and examples why we shoudk not vote under age of 18.

2. Paragraph 1 because if you wanted to vote as a child to then I would not be the only one, so it would point toward the point you could vote under the age of 18.

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Fred Porlock is a petty criminal, working for Professor Moriarty, who occasionally sells information to Sherlock Holmes. The detective likens him to a remora, of no real significance himself, but dancing constant attendance on the great 'shark', James Moriarty.

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The title symbolize us that the place has everywhere fear as scowrers attack  and then murders. There is no law and order, rights and equality and everything is going in  the favour of scowrers.

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it would be the first answer

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She lives in a land where all people are free to worship as they choose

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Mrs. Jones' response expresses the feeling of empathy and compassion for marginalized people and this contributes to the development of the short story theme.

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child

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The central idea of the Neil deGrasse Tyson interview is the fact that he disagrees with the question " When Curiosity (NASA’s robotic rover that collects data on Mars) touches down, 5will that be enough to inspire young people to go into the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics)? Will it be enough to get the American people behind a manned mission to Mars?" because he simply says no and gives his reasoning.

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i do not understand what the question is...

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Nature's | first green | is gold,

Her har | dest hue | to hold.

Her ear | ly leaf's | a flower;

But on | ly so | an hour.

Then leaf | subsides | to leaf.

So E | den sank | to grief,

So dawn | goes down | to day.

No | thing gold | can stay.

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this is the right answer i checked

Answer:

If you're looking for the subject, the answer is "Unless I can find my sneakers"

If you're looking for the predicate, the answer is "I won't be able to go to the game"

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Answer: ok i will answer the new question when its uploaded :D

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For decades suspicion centred on a man called Willem Van Maaren, who worked in the warehouse attached to the Franks' hiding place. But two police investigations - one immediately after the war and another in the 1960s - turned up nothing and Van Maaren died in 1971 professing his innocence.