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What is one time you have faced adversity?

don't use g0ogle bc that just sounds stup!d

18 cats and 21 dogs are in an animal shelter.

If 6 months later, there are a total of 273 animals in the shelter how many cats and how many dogs will there be if the ratio remained the same?

Which statement is true about radio waves?
A.Radio waves can transmit only sounds.
B.Radio waves can transmit only images.
C.Radio waves do not need to travel through a medium.
D. Radio waves must have a medium to travel through

Read the following segment from a paper Ali wrote:

The Yellowstone volcano is one of the largest volcanoes in the world, and it’s located next to Grand Teton National Park. “Sometimes [Yellowstone] erupts with lava flow, but once or twice every million years, it erupts very violently,” says Ilya Bindeman, professor of geological sciences at the University of Oregon. Unlike Yellowstone, there are no volcanoes in the Grand Tetons. The Grand Tetons are mountains that resulted from uplift along a tectonic fault line, and, according to the Wyoming State Geological Survey, are among the youngest mountains in the Rockies.

What was likely missing from Ali’s research process? Why?

A.
Credible sources; because Bindeman does not appear reliable.
B.
A narrow topic; because the paragraph talks about two different topics.
C.
Multiple avenues of exploration; because the paragraph contains few facts, indicating little research.
D.
Further research questions related to her initial findings; because the paragraph could use more information on volcanoes from other areas.

In Act IV, Olivia mistakes Sebastian for Cesario (Viola) and invites him to her home.

How does this develop the plot of Twelfth Night?


It causes tension between Cesario (Viola) and Sebastian.

Sir Toby warns Olivia to stay away from Sebastian.

It leads to a fight between Sebastian and Sir Andrew.

Sebastian falls in love and the two are married.

The hurricane season officially got under way Friday, with forecasters ready to deploy new tools to improve on last year's botched predictions. Although a horrendous season had been forecast, no major hurricane hit the U.S. coast in 2000, and that might have contributed to a false sense of security by many coastal residents, a new Red Cross survey reveals. The survey found that only 52 percent of coastal residents in the states from North Carolina to Texas report having an evacuation plan.

What is the author's purpose in writing this paragraph?
A.
to inform the reader about a survey on the hurricane season
B.
to entertain the reader with a fascinating story about hurricanes
C.
to persuade the reader to create a hurricane evacuation plan
D.
to convince the reader to avoid the coastal regions of the U.S.

Which revision of the passage makes the best use of transition

You just learned how nonfiction passages are structured. Now, think back to “Tutankhamen From Lost Worlds.” How did the author structure her story? Support your response using two pieces of text evidence that proves it. Remember to look for signal words for help.

What are the central ideas of "How Archaeologists Found the Lost City of Troy"?

Select the two correct answers.


Schliemann found nine Troys buried on top of each other.

Troy's location made it commercially advantageous.

Archaeologists accept Homer's account as historical fact.

Archaeologists know that Troy fell due to a single action.

Please help me with this.

What type of setence is the following: discuss throwers compete with a 4.4 pounds disc, and each athlete tries to hurl the discus as far as possible.
A. simple setence
B. compound setence
C. a complex setence
D. an interrogatory setence
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Why might an author use an allusion in writing?

to make the reading more personal

to add a figure of speech

to add layers of meaning

to make the reading more difficult

guys please help i suck at this

which sentence has a compound subject?

A: Abigail rode home in the rain alone
B: Lane watched the sunset shining in the west
C: Nick and Nelly invited us to a party
D: Paddy gave a cheer and wave and was gone

in which step do the writers add better word choice?

A: Prewriting
B: Drafting
C: Revising
D: Editing

How does Ambitious Girl change from beginning to end?

If your goal in a reflective essay were to explain why certain events happened, what kind of organizational pattern would you use?

comparison/contrast order

cause-and-effect order

chronological order

problem-solution order

Circumspectly
Inspect
Introspection
Perspective
Respect
Retrospective
Spectacle
Spectacles
Spectators
Speculate
1. It is hard to ____with an open mind
2. The child made a ____ of himself when he threw a fit in the middle of the play
3. Our history teacher showed us a ____ film of the 1950's
4. Always ____ a used car thoroughly before buying it
5. The judge and jury looked ____ at all of the evidence before making a decision
6. The cruel lord began to ____ old people when the wise old woman solved the three impossible tasks.

Quick question
Pick a word that is a synonym for beautiful but has different meanings

could someone answer this for me

TOMMY
That was the way they prepared things for the landing. They sent four people. A mother and a father and two kids who looked just like humans . . . but they weren't.
There's another silence as Steve looks toward the crowd and then toward Tommy. He wears a tight grin.

STEVE
Well, I guess what we'd better do then is to run a check on the neighborhood and see which ones of us are really human.
There's laughter at this, but it's a laughter that comes from a desperate attempt to lighten the atmosphere. It's a release kind of laugh.

—The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street,
Rod Serling

Which type of characterization does the author use in this passage to show that Steve is patient and thoughtful?

This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.


Part A

Which statement best summarizes a theme of the text?


A.

Lumberjacks are very resourceful.


B.

People should take good care of their pets.


C.

Legends are about larger-than-life characters.


D.

Size and strength are not important if you are determined.


Part B

Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in part A?


A.

“His blue ox, Babe, wore snowshoes to haul the wood to the surface of the snow.”


B.

“Paul could solve problems like no one else I ever knew or you ever heard of.”


C.

“He called in Sourdough Sam, a cook who made everything out of sourdough except the coffee.”


D.

“Today a lake in Minnesota is named ‘Sourdough Lake.’”


A Giant of a Man

A big burly man dressed as a lumberjack stands next to a big ox and holds an ax over his shoulder.

Back in 1913, I worked on one of Paul Bunyan’s famous crews. Let me tell you, there are many good tales about the legendary Paul Bunyan, but they don’t tell half the story. He was a giant of a man who could pick up four horses with their load of logs and turn them around on the road. He led crews of us loggers to hew trees and chop them into logs during the days when this country was growing fast.

Feeding Bunyan’s crews of ravenous loggers was a big job. Paul’s cook Big Joe wanted a griddle to cook pancakes. So, Big Ole, the blacksmith, made an immense griddle. The pancake batter was stirred in machines like concrete mixers. It was poured on the griddle with cranes.

One year, everything got buried during the Winter of the Deep Snow. It was quite a predicament. Paul dealt with the challenge by digging down to find the tops of the tall pine trees and lowering his loggers to chop logs. His blue ox, Babe, wore snowshoes to haul the wood to the surface of the snow.

Paul had a cow named Lucy. She had the appetite of a wolf. In the winter of the Deep Snow, the loggers gave Lucy a pair of Babe’s old snowshoes and green goggles. They turned her out to graze in the snow. She learned to run in the snowshoes, and she ran all over North America.

One of Paul’s loggers took a load of logs down the Mississippi River for Paul. When the logs were delivered, they were the wrong logs. Paul had to get them back upstream. Driving logs upstream is impossible, but an impossible job never stopped Paul. He fed Babe salt and took him to the upper Mississippi to drink. Babe drank the river dry, and the logs traveled up the river faster than they had gone down.

Paul could solve problems like no one else I ever knew or you ever heard of. In the Winter of the Blue Snow, Shot Gunderson was in charge of the Big Tadpole River area. He chopped his logs so that they landed in a lake. He planned to move them in the spring. To his surprise, when he tried to move the logs, he discovered the lake had no outlet to the river. He thought the whole winter’s work was lost. But Paul was always clever. He came up with an ingenious idea. He called in Sourdough Sam, a cook who made everything out of sourdough except the coffee. Paul ordered him to mix enough sourdough to fill the big water tank. Then he hitched Babe the Blue Ox to the tank and dumped the sourdough into the lake. Dough rises. As Sam said, it “riz” and pushed the logs over the hills that surrounded the lake. They rolled all the way to the river. Today a lake in Minnesota is named “Sourdough Lake.”

The net shown below can be folded to form what figure?

rectangular pyramid
triangular prism
rectangular prism
triangular pyramid

What was the name of the building that housed the Triangle Factory? *

A: The Chrysler Building
B: 30 Rockefeller Plaza
C: The Empire State Building
D: The Asch Building

Read the story and answer the question below.


Excerpt from
The Magic of Oz
By L. Frank Baum

Having walked for an hour or two through the pretty country that is ruled by King Bud, Kiki Aru decided he could travel faster and see more as a bird, so he transformed himself into a white dove and visited the great city of Nole and saw the King's palace and gardens and many other places of interest. Then he flew westward into the Kingdom of Ix, and after a day in Queen Zixi's country went on westward into the Land of Ev. Every place he visited he thought was much more pleasant than the saucer-country of the Hyups, and he decided that when he reached the finest country of all he would settle there and enjoy his future life to the utmost.
In the land of Ev he resumed his own shape again, for the cities and villages were close together and he could easily go on foot from one to another of them.
Toward evening he came to a good Inn and asked the inn-keeper if he could have food and lodging.
"You can if you have the money to pay," said the man, "otherwise you must go elsewhere."
This surprised Kiki, for in the Land of Oz they do not use money at all, everyone being allowed to take what he wishes without price. He had no money, therefore, and so he turned away to seek hospitality elsewhere. Looking through an open window into one of the rooms of the Inn, as he passed along, he saw an old man counting on a table a big heap of gold pieces, which Kiki thought to be money. One of these would buy him supper and a bed, he reflected, so he transformed himself into a magpie and, flying through the open window, caught up one of the gold pieces in his beak and flew out again before the old man could interfere. Indeed, the old man who was robbed was quite helpless, for he dared not leave his pile of gold to chase the magpie, and before he could place the gold in a sack in his pocket the robber bird was out of sight and to seek it would be folly.
Kiki Aru flew to a group of trees and, dropping the gold piece to the ground, resumed his proper shape, and then picked up the money and put it in his pocket.
"You'll be sorry for this!" exclaimed a small voice just over his head.
Kiki looked up and saw that a sparrow, perched upon a branch, was watching him.
"Sorry for what?" he demanded.
"Oh, I saw the whole thing," asserted the sparrow. "I saw you look in the window at the gold, and then make yourself into a magpie and rob the poor man, and then I saw you fly here and make the bird into your former shape. That's magic, and magic is wicked and unlawful; and you stole money, and that's a still greater crime. You'll be sorry, some day."
"I don't care," replied Kiki Aru, scowling.
"Aren't you afraid to be wicked?" asked the sparrow.
"No, I didn't know I was being wicked," said Kiki, "but if I was, I'm glad of it. I hate good people. I've always wanted to be wicked, but I didn't know how."
"Haw, haw, haw!" laughed someone behind him, in a big voice; "that's the proper spirit, my lad! I'm glad I've met you; shake hands."
The sparrow gave a frightened squeak and flew away.

Write a one-paragraph objective summary of the story.
Please write your answer in complete sentences.

I'm thinking D. but id.k
In which situation would shortcuts and "text speak" be most appropriate?


a. Answering essays on exams

b. Completing a job application

c. Emailing a teacher for help

d. Writing a note to a friend

Many farmworkers are _______________________, which means they rarely live in one place for a whole year.

2. Moving too often can cause teens to fall behind in school and _________________ drop out.


3. More children are killed doing farmwork than in all other _____________________ combined.

Eventually
Industries
migrants
Restrict
welding

The main purpose of the caption " The War" is to...

A. Explain why World War II started

B. Help readers understand why the Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine

C. Explain how the war affected the world

D. Help readers understand why the U.S. entered the war

help me

1. Reread the paragraph on the two paragraphs beginning on lines 33 and sum up the conflicts shown.

2. Find examples of dialect in lines 64-70 and tells how it affects readers.

3. Folktale often feature lessons that are important to a culture or group of people. What is the lesson of this folktale?

4. How would enslaved Africans have perceived the lesson as being important?

5. Early in the Folktale, the narrator says, "The folks were full of misery, then." Review the first half of the tale to find details about the conditions under which the slaves lived. Then in you own words, describe these conditions.

story- the people could fly

Which of the following BEST describes the first trench? *
A.It was known as the reserve trench.
B.It was farthest from No Man's Land.
C.It was also known as the front line.
D.It was known as the support trench.