Describe what Mathilde might write in her diary about her feelings when she
reflects on losing the necklace. Does she feel guilty? Regretful? Ashamed? Sad?
Angry?

Answer and Explanation:

Mathilde Loisel is the main character in Guy de Maupassant's short story "The Diamond Necklace." At a certain point in the story, Mathilde loses a necklace she borrowed from a friend. Since she believes the necklace to be made of real diamonds, she thinks she has lost something extremely valuable.

If Mathilde were to write in her diary about her feelings when she reflects on losing the necklace, she would probably be mostly angry and regretful. She would be angry at herself for not having been more careful, after all she was wearing something that did not belong to her. She would also be regretful to have even borrowed the necklace in the first place. If it weren't for her vanity, she wouldn't be in this situation. Mathilde does not like her lifestyle because she wishes she had more money so that she could buy fancy things. It was that desire that led her to borrow the necklace.

What would be the disadvantage of attending a school without classmate and with a mechanical teacher?

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1.Hostels are ___ than hotels
-more cheaper
-cheaper
2.This is the ____ castle in Britain.
-oldest
-old

ANSWER:
In sentence 9 (reproduced below), which version of the underlined text best maintains the tone of the passage? Partly because viral content often makes people get all weepy, social media has also provided powerful fund-raising opportunities.

as it is now A

hits people right in the stomach B

manipulates people’s emotions C

{has a strong emotional appeal D} this is the answer

wrings tears from its viewers E

Chapter 3: George begins to make the medicine
1. After grabbing the big saucepan where did
George go first?

Nhich of these most directly affects what happens to white light when it hits an object?

1. Which sentence includes an example of rhetoric?
A) Right here, right now is where we draw the line.
B) The idea of cutting our emissions in half in 10 years only gives us a 50% chance of staying below 1.5 degrees
C) The world had 420 gigatons of CO2 left to emit back on January 1st, 2018.
D) That remaining CO2 budget will be entirely gone within less than eight-and-a-half years.

In what ways are Francisco's feelings about school divided? What causes this? Support your response with textual evidence from the story.

Read the sentence.

From the start, he felt like a fish out of water at the new school. The other students had been there for at least a year. They knew where all the classrooms were. They knew the routines the teachers liked them to follow. He, however, was learning everything for the first time.

The author is most likely using the simile to suggest that

the boy was happy at his new school.
the boy was scared by his new school.
the boy felt excited about his new school.
the boy felt out of place at his new school.

How does the setting influence the theme of the story?
It illustrates the dangers of hiking,
It illustrates the varied adventures of camping.
It illustrates the importance of being resourceful.
It illustrates the importance of staying on the hiking trail

Octavius views Lepidus as a “valiant” military figure. In other words, Octavius has admiration for Lepidus. However, in line 51 he agrees with Antony to cast Lepidus aside 'for we are at the stake' meaning their lives are in danger. Which is one reason that likely did NOT motivate Octavius to agree with Antony and cast Lepidus aside?

Group of answer choices

A. Antony is older and knows more, so Octavius trusts his judgement.

B. Octavius values Antony's opinion and he may know Lepidus better.

C. Octavius believes Lepidus is not worthy of their alliance.

D. Octavius desires to please Antony and gain power.

How does Caesar's viewpoint change in this scene?

Caesar dreams that he will be king, but Decius comes and warns him that the Senate is plotting his murder, so he stays home.

Caesar knows that he will be murdered and wants to stay home, but he decides to go and die an honorable death.

Caesar thinks Calpurnia's dreams are silly, but when he sees that Decius is tricking him, Caesar decides to stay home with his wife.

Caesar decides to stay home, but when Decius claims he will be crowned by the Senate, Caesar decides to ignore Calpurnia's pleas.

WRITE AN ESSAY ABOUT SLAVE LIFE

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition The internalized attitudes, expectations, and viewpoints of society.

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Read the following sentence:

Who was Moses in the book Animal farm?
Examples of how other characters react to this character

What is the meaning of this text ? CREON: My lords: for what concerns the state, the gods Who tossed it on the angry surge of strife Have righted it again . . . . A man who rules a state And will not ever steer the wisest course, But is afraid, and says not what he thinks, That man is worthless . . . For be sure of this: It is the city that protects us all: She bears us through the storm; only when she Rides safe and sound can we make loyal friends.

Use the thesaurus entry for assess to answer the question.

assess

verb

Definition: to make a judgment about something;
to impose a fee

Synonyms: appraise, charge, fine, judge, test, value

Antonyms: guess, ignore, neglect, pardon

Why is Hester capable of thinking of a solution to their problems when Dimmesdale is not?

Her years of isolation have made her think differently than those constrained by society's laws.

Hester is far wiser than Dimmesdale, whose only real gift is his handsome appearance.

Dimmesdale is too busy being a good minister to his congregation to think of himself.

She has signed her name in the Black Man's book to gain wisdom.
Question 11

At the beginning of the text, Gloria takes wrapping presents very seriously. What evidence from the text supports this conclusion?

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How are paragraphs 1-8 important to the text as a whole? A.They introduce the rules of the king’s arena.B.They build knowledge of the king’s enemies.C.They introduce the princess’s forbidden relationship.D.They build an understanding of the relationship between the king and his daughter

a.
4. Which of the following elements characterize this passage? Choose two that apply.
blank verse
b. symbolic images
c. realistic plot
d. psychological drama
e. literary allusions

from "The Cask of Amontillado," Edgar Allan Poe

The following passage is from "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe. The narrator, Montresor, daims b have sustained insultafer insult from his acquaintance Fortunato To Aure Fortunato to his home, Montresor tells Fortunate that he is consulting another wine expert Luchresi, on whether same wine is true Amontillado Fortunato insists that he will testit himself Montresor leads Fortunato into the vaults under his home Read the passage Then. answer the question(s)

I took trom their sconces two tambeaux and giving one to Fortunato bowed him through several suites of rooms to the archway that led into the vauts passed down a long and winding staircase, requesting him to be cautious as he followed We came at length to the foot of the descent and stood together upon the damp ground of the catacombs of the Montessori

A the most remote end of the crype there appeared another less spacous its wals had been ined with human remans, pied to the vault overhead, n the fashion of the great catacombs of Pars Three sdes of this anterior crypt were sail ornamented in this manner From the fourth side the bones had been thrown down, and lay promiscuously upon the earth forming at one point a mound of some see When the wal thus exposed by the displacing of the bones we perceived a stil intenor crypt or recess, in de pth about four feet, in width three, in height so or seven seemed to have been constructed for no especial use within itself, but formed merely the interval between two of the colossal supports of the roof of the catacombs, and was backed by one of ther crcumscribing walls of solid granite

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must first render you all the little attentions in my power The Amontillado ejaculated my friend, not yet recovered from his astonishment

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Based on the historical context, why can Margaret’s actions be considered brave?

The land race occurred only once.
The land race took many days.
The land race was dangerous.
The land race split up families.

Write a letter (in about 80-100 words) to the Editor of a leading newspaper about the need to control the air pollution in the capital.

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