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What effect does Emily Dickinson's use of assonance and consonance create in this final stanza of her poem "A narrow Fellow in the Grass"?

But never met this Fellow
Attended or alone
Without a tighter Breathing
And Zero at the Bone.

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Write one paragraph that provides an objective summary of the exploration of the explorer you researched.
Write one paragraph to state and support an opinion about what it means to be an explorer.
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Read the following passage from “The Destruction of Mankind.” In due course all the gods assembled in the Great House, and they ranged themselves down the sides of the House, and they bowed down in homage before Rā until their heads touched the ground… Which word from the passage above provides the best context for decoding the word homage? assembled ranged before bowed

1.What is the best way to paraphrase the central idea of an interview?
First, write down the subject’s exact words, then add the proper punctuation marks.
First, find the central idea, then restate it using your own words along with important supporting details.
First, restate the central idea in your own words, then repeat the quotation for emphasis.
First, review the direct quotation, then revise the quotation using as few words as possible.

2.What are three important qualities of a good interview question?

A good interview question is based on research, leads to new information, and moves the interview conversation forward.
A good interview question is based on background information, provides familiar ideas, and keeps the interview narrow and focused.
A good interview question is based on secret sources, includes facts and details, and moves the interview quickly toward the end.
A good interview question is based on research, includes facts and details, and allows the interviewee to choose what is discussed.

3.A good open-ended interview question should recieve what kind of response?

a laugh
a detailed explanation
a single word or phrase
an outpouring of emotion

4.Who would be the best primary source to interview about what it was like to watch the fight between Rikki-tikki-tavi and Karait?

an animal expert
Teddy
Karait
Rikki-tikki-tavi

5.Which question would be the most appropriate to ask in an interview with a famous chef?

What do you do for a living?
What is your favorite television show?
What is your deepest, darkest secret?
What do you like most about your job?

6.Which statement best describes this interview question?

Do you like sports?

This is a strong question because it asks an opinion of the interviewee.
This is a strong question because it will inspire discussion.
This is a weak question because the answer is obvious.
This is a weak question because the answer is likely one word, yes or no.


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Which instrument is considered a Single Reed Instrument?
A. Marimba
B. Trumpet
C. Flute
D. Clarinet

Write a summary of your experiences from your school year and share how it impacted your personal growth and change?

How does the section "Violence in Alabama" relate to the section "Federal marshals called in"?
(A) "Violence in Alabama" describes attacks that were made on the first two Freedom Ride buses; "Federal
marshals called in" explains how federal marshals stopped those attacks.
(B) "Violence in Alabama" describes attacks that were made on the first two Freedom Ride buses; "Federal
marshals called in" explains what occurred because of those attacks.
(C) "Violence in Alabama" explains how the Freedom Riders became famous; "Federal marshals called in"
explains how federal marshals had to protect the Freedom Riders from crowds who wanted to see
them.
(D) "Violence in Alabama" explains how a problem that CORE had was solved by an activist from another
civil rights group; "Federal marshals called in" describes how that same activist solved another problem
that CORE had.

which word is used incorrectly in the text

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1. Finish the story. You have to write the beginning to the story which is below.

2. I sat in classes anxiously waiting for the bell to ring to go home. When it finally rang, I grabbed my belongings and headed for the nearest exit. Before leaving home, I was promised a big surprise after school. When I turned on my street, ...

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Click this link to view O*NET’s Tasks section for Insurance Underwriters. Note that common tasks are listed toward the top, and less common tasks are listed toward the bottom. According to O*NET, what are some common tasks performed by Insurance Underwriters? Check all that apply.


1. processing client payments


2. writing to others to obtain or explain information


3. selling insurance policies to customers


4. decreasing value of policies when risk is substandard (not good enough)


5. organizing workshops for training new insurance sales agents


6. declining excessive risks

Which word is spelled correctly?

1. mispell
2. extrardinary
3. critisize
4. recommend

What is the difference between a Life Legacy and a Personal Legend?

Write the term for the fallacy first.


a. logical fallacy:


b. logical fallacy:


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Read the sentence from the section "Federal marshals called in."
During their hearings, the judge turned and looked at the wall rather than listen to the Freedom
Riders.
How does the sentence help to develop the MAIN idea of the article?
(A) It emphasizes that even the courts were segregated.
(B) It suggests that the judges were ashamed at what was happening to the Freedom Riders.
(C) It shows how much opposition the Freedom Riders faced in the South.
(D) It indicates how tired many people were of protest activities.

What violates confidential information?

A. ethical conduct
B. Invasion of privacy
C. Fighting words
D. Libel Suit

What two questions can you ask yourself to help determine your topic’s importance?

Name a famous person and what can I do if I were to be able to hang out with them please help this is for writing thanks.

Which strategies should be employed when writing a sonnet?
Select all that apply.
1. engage all five senses
2. describe events in order
3. use unlikely comparisons
4. focus on bringing out emotion

Read the passage below from “A Retrieved Reformation.”


"Oh, no," laughed the warden. "Of course not. Let's see, now. How was it you happened to get sent up on that Springfield job? Was it because you wouldn't prove an alibi for fear of compromising somebody in extremely high-toned society? Or was it simply a case of a mean old jury that had it in for you? It's always one or the other with you innocent victims."

Which of the following choices best explain the verbal irony in the warden’s statement?



The warden uses sarcasm by naming the wrong city in the job that landed Jimmy in prison.


The warden sarcastically describes the jury as “mean” when he really means that the jury was kind.


The warden mocks Jimmy by calling him an “innocent victim” although he knows Jimmy is guilty.


The warden is mocking the fact that Jimmy doesn’t know anyone who would be considered “high-toned society.”

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Describe what happened to Elie Wiesel and his family at the concentration camps during World War II.

Read the passage from the website: www.growingnation.org

After the American Revolution, the newly formed United States realized that it lacked room to grow. The states created in the Declaration of Independence in 1776 were limited in size. As the population increased, more people were competing for the same amount of land. Consequently, land became more expensive, and overcrowding became an issue. The thirteen states were bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the territories of other nations. If the United States was going to have a future, it needed to increase its territory.

Read the passage from the website: www.expandingcountries.edu/unitedstates/louisianapurchase

The United States was determined to expand west. Americans believed in Manifest Destiny, or their divine right to expand and spread democracy. They wanted to go west and live freely without the restrictions of the strict laws in the East. Other issues in the East included limited religious freedom and a lack of jobs. The promise of open land, new jobs, and religious freedom drew people further into the continent. This new land contained untapped resources, such as forests, plains, and ore. When gold was discovered in California, people were eager to head west. The West became synonymous with adventures and new opportunities. However, in order to go west, the United States needed to own the surrounding land.

According to information from both texts, why did the United States want to move westward?

To demonstrate their independence to all
To experience religious freedom and obtain more land and natural resources
To prove that their empire was the greatest
To stop the spread of diseases in different states

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Write two memory poems.

Requirements: Each poem must focus on a different type of event that elicits a different emotion. For example, one poem may be about a serious memory and the other about a happy memory; one must have an example of alliteration, the other must have an example of repetition (both could have both if you want). Examples of alliteration and repetition must be in bold.
The early times and the early places of our lives are a rich source of material for many writers - sad things, funny things, frightening things, etc. Write two poems in which you bring to life an important incident from your past. Use a form that works best for your particular topic.

Paraphrase this passage about the Nile River.

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How does the description of the story's setting in paragraph 2 influence the plot?


a The mountain view creates a conflict with the final destination.


b The difficult weather makes the narrator feel more nervous.


c The dark stormy night foreshadows trouble for the narrator.


d The thunder makes the driver change his mind about the trip.

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Which line contains alliteration?
smooth blue skin of the pool
when love dies, sorrow is born
wicked, wasted words
a rapid movement, then darkness

Which phrase best describes a difference between a persuasive essay and a persuasive speech?
the way you incorporate rhetoric into your writing
the way you explain and support your claim
the way you chunk or break apart your content
the way you introduce your topic