Change into passive
Can anyone help me with it ?

Answer:

1. they picked up the coffee beans.

I dried then in the open

after they are roasted in the oven

they cooled in the freezer

Analyze how main character changes over the course of the story in story sleeping by katharine webber

a story about strike while the iron is hot 450 words​

what is an income tax return

Could the value of x in the triangle below be 4, 6, 9, or 10? The value of x could be

After Romeo is banished, Juliet tells her mother that she wishes she could go and find him. What is ironic about this? A) Juliet would be banished as well. B) Juliet is preparing to marry Paris and that would disrupt the wedding plans. C) Juliet’s mother things she wants to go and kill Romeo to avenge Tybalt’s death instead of her running off with her lover. D) Paris wants to chase down Romeo and kill him for Tybalt’s death, so Juliet, knowing where Romeo is, would be making it easier for Paris to find him.

Question 45

What is deep learning ?

WILL GIVE BRAINLY

1. Which is NOT a definition of SUMMARY? *

A. a condensation of the original text using your own words

B. includes opinion

C. does not include personal biases

D. retains the essence of the original text

HELP PLEASE YEAH YEAH HERE IS THE IMAGE

King Hamlet was ___ when he was killed.
A) Eating
B) Writing
C) Sleeping

Which option describes the best audience for a short story about a funny incident that happened in a sixth-grade classroom?
Select one:

high-school teachers

parents of preschoolers

middle-school students

professors of writing

(B)
Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of the adjectives from the brackets.
2
My friend is ___(old) than I am, yet he is not so (clever)
as I am. Of course, Ranjan is the
(intelligent) girl in our class, but I have
never scored
( little) marks than her in any examination.​

Match the definition of the word to a homophone of that word.

route


flew


plane


sack


way

ordinary; common


to see how heavy something is

Writing Project I: Corporate Food in America


Assigned: February 16

Peer Review Draft Due: February 28 (via Paper Forum on Canvas)

Final Draft Due: March 7 (via Assignment link on Canvas)

Style/Format: MLA, Argumentative Research Paper

Length: ~1,000 words (4+ pages)



We have examined seven different texts about the influence of corporations on the American food system. In our first Writing Project, I want you to expand on your ideas from Short Response 1 and argue for your perspective on what influence, if any, corporations should have on the American food system.



If you had the chance to redesign the role of corporations in how we eat, shop for, and think about food (and you had to make that case to an audience that has not been in class with us) what would you choose to do? Change nothing. Change everything. Most important is your explanation and defense of your ideas and your evidence.



Your paper should address the following prompt and requirements:



What is the appropriate role for corporations to play in the food system of the United States?



Requirements:

The paper must be written in MLA Style, including appropriate formatting and in-text and end-of-text citations. See the Purdue OWL on MLA for more details. (Links to an external site.)
At minimum, it must include four references to credible general audience periodicals to provide support, evidence, and enhance your credibility.
The references should come from mainstream news articles accessible either through a general search engine or, preferably, through our Hudson Library databases (Links to an external site.). You may not use tabloid writing, opinion pieces, op-eds, or editorials in this essay. Examples of acceptable outlets include The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, Guardian. Examples of questionable sources include The Daily Mail, CNBC, the New York Post, or CNN. Examples of unacceptable sources include any academic or medical journals, all tabloids, or any sensationalized or advocacy journalism.


Your outside sources should be used as support to lend evidence, data, or explanation to your argument. They should not be used to provide argument; the core argument must reflect your perspective.



If it helps you to review models for writing, consider the essays from Rachel Laudan (Links to an external site.) or Gustavo Arellano (Links to an external site.) as the best examples of this sort of writing we’ve encountered so far. Keep in mind that neither is writing in MLA Style (but you must).



Rhetorically, consider first your purpose for writing: What do you want corporations to do, why, and what is your vision for an improved food system? What evidence will help you make your argument? How will you demonstrate your vision’s credibility and viability to your readers?



Include, with your final draft (after your Works Cited page), two additional documents (both will be explained in Week Five of class):

A peer review summary (150-200 words) in which you summarize the feedback you received from each of your peers in the drafting process, how you understood their feedback overall, and how both impacted revisions of your paper.
A post-drafting reflection letter (150-200 words) in which you explain your complete process for planning and drafting of the paper in each stage and any difficulties you encountered. Finally, explain in this letter what grade you think you earned and why.

7. Therapeutic cloning is used for research as it clones which of the following for scientific studies?
A. Brain cells
B. Ribosomes
C. Embryos
D. Hearts

PLEASE ANSWER!!!!
What is the central idea of the above passage?

A. Mammoth fossils have been found in the Silicone Valley.
B. Fossils are in California.
C. Mammoths roamed North America.
D. Mammoths are roaming the Silicone Valley in California.

Where do I put commas in this sentence? (Brains change shape but some people still believe that they aren't malleable.)

Describe one thing that George admits to doing to Lennie in the past that he now regrets?

What is the meter in this stanza from Robert Frost’s “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”?

Whose woods these are I think I know.
His house is in the village though;
He will not see me stopping here
To watch his woods fill up with snow.

A.
iambic pentameter
B.
iambic tetrameter
C.
iambic trimeter
D.
iambic hexameter

in A Street Car Named Desire how are blanche and stella related

what’s the setting of the story??


please answer! will give brainliest

please help middle school comprehension

STUDENTS’ WORK ETHIC AFFECTED Which of the following best describes a central idea of the text

(c) What made the writer retie his shoelaces?
Chapter: Heaven lake
Book: Magic lantern class 8​

2 ways Moana is similar to Odysseus.

1 way Moana is different from Odysseus.

put this in you own words

"A slimy rock cod with bulging fish eyes that pleaded not to be thrown into a pan of hot oil."

What two suggestions about parish officials are made in the last two sentences of this excerpt from Charles dickens Oliver Twist

NEWSELA: BLACK WOMEN PAVED THE WAY FOR KAMALA HARRIS .

Question:which sentence from the article states a main idea of the entire article.

A.Vice President Kamala Harris was elected in November 2020.

B.Black women have always played important roles in securing their freedom

C.white female suffragists often did not include black women in their effort.

D.in 1972 Shirley Chisholm campaigned to become president

Light shoots out of a single source in different directions. True or false?
true
false

Which of the following is NOT a clue to a nonfiction work's central idea?
O a) Expert opinions
Ob) Formatting
Oc) Statements of facts
O d) Title

10. Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate form of the verbs

given in brackets : 4

Computers (a) —— (speak) the same language. Through computers we

(b) —— (reach) undreamt horizons and (c) —— (become) global citizens.

Computers (d) —— (open) the doors to the world of knowledge and latest

information.​