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Evaluative questions are " " questions.

Answer:

An evaluative question asks the reader to decide whether he or she agrees with the author's ideas or point of view in light of his or her own knowledge, values, and experience. These questions can be answered from “In your head”. Read beyond the text.

Explanation:

Question 10 of 25 Which is an example of how a character's decision-making process might create tension? 0 O A. The decision has consequences that matter a lot to the character. B. The decision will not require the character to take serious risks. C. The decision is one that the character has already made many times. O D. The decision the character makes is not surprising to the reader​

Which of these lines contains poetic language that conveys a sense of gentleness?
O And the eyes of those two Indian ponies
Darken with kindness.
She is black and white,
Her mane falls wild on her forehead,
O We step over the barbed wire into the pasture
Where they have been grazing all day, alone.
O At home once more,
They begin munching the young tufts of spring in the darkness.

What was the narrators job in shooting of the elephant?

We studied in class that the simple present is permanent and the present continuous
is temporary. Choose the correct option where the simple present and present
continuous are correct.
(A) John studies portuguese / John studying portuguese.
(B) I lives in Brazil / I am living in Brazil.
(C) She get up late / She is geting up late.
(D) You teach english / You are teaching english.
(E) They play baseball / They playing baseball.

Advise a friend who responds to conflict by using the strategies Avoidance and confrontation is not healthy for sustaining positive relationships​

What two figurative language devices is the following sentence? Tiny turtles swam toward the sunshine while singing softly. a hyperbole b personification c metaphor d alliteration

Which detail from the text BEST supports the central idea that the men were committed to their goals?

A.
The three friends had bonded after realizing they were all smart. (paragraph 1)

B.
Growing up in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s was not easy. (paragraph 2)

C.
The dropout rate at their high school was 50%. (paragraph 2)

D.
They studied together while their classmates skipped school to hang out on the streets. (paragraph 3)

Identify the word that best describes Tom Sawyer as he is Depicted in this excerpt

why did the man travel at night to the house in the forest?(In the poen the listeners)​

In this activity, you will compare and contrast Arthur Brisbane’s editorial “Did We Once Live on the Moon?” and Ilima Loomis’s article “Machine Simulates the Sun's Core.”

Part A
Remember, the three main types of media are print media, broadcast media, and the Internet. For each reading, identify the type of media it is. Then explain why it is that type of media.

Umm_____help me______plz_____plz mean please for u know what ppl_____not explaining ppl

Some people prefer to have many friends, while others prefer to have only one or two close friends. Think carefully about this idea.
Write an essay stating your position on whether it is better to have many friends or a few close friends.
Use the drop-down menus to analyze the prompt.
What is your topic?

What is your purpose?

Who is your audience?

What will you write?

13 An idea emphasized throughout the selection is
that Rodriguez's endophyte solution -
A)
can improve plant life in national parks
B)
eliminates the need to water plants regularly
C)
will allow farmers to plant crops regardless of the
season
D)
can restore a plant's natural resistance to the
effects of a harsh climate

What did Adam realize after he saw the "F" by some names on Herb's list?

I will give you BRAINLIEST for the correct answer
Please help me !!!!!! (mean/bad answers get reported 30 ponts) the story is A WHITE HERON By Sarah Orne Jewett

Planning Your Commercial


Title and Author of your novel or short story:




Script


What sound effects could be added for interest?


What images could be added for interest?


Hook


Capture your audience's attention with your words.















Plot Overview


Hint at the significance of the text









Author's Skill


Comment on something that the author does well







Significance


Hint at the significance of the text







Need


What will your audience get out of reading the novel or short story you are advertising?







Call to Action


What should the audience do as a result of seeing your commercial?

Which aspect of an informative essay is supported by evidence?

means the time and place in which the events happen in a story?

What is a "Kiva"?
a. a container for ceremonial oils

b. a Hopi building

C.
a special dance

d. the point where people first emerge from
darkness to light

Please select the best answer from the choices provided:
A
B
С
D

Draw Conclusions Reread lines 15-29 and 81-85, which show the influence of
Christianity on the epic. What is the purpose of referring to Hrothgar and Grendel in
terms of their relationship to God?

Which of the following describes a tornado?

Excess water that has nowhere to go
Fast, spinning column of air
Huge wall of water pushed by wind
Swirling storms born over the ocean

Now it is time to independently read and reread the passage from Under the Mesquite C. Use
a different reading speed each time you read it, and take notes on what you learn from the
passage at different reading speeds. For example, speed up to skim the text for key words.
Slow down to learn new information. Use the table to record your thoughts.

Very fast: Quickly
skim the text.

Fast: Read quickly,
looking for overall text
structures and theme.

Moderate: Read the
passage at your
normal reading speed.

Slow: Read slowly for
detail and new
information.

Read aloud: Try
reading the passage
aloud or have
someone else read it
to you.

The passage is down below.

señorita

Mami said life would change

after I turned fifteen,

when I became a señorita.

But señorita means different things

to different people.


For my friends Mireya and Sarita,

who turned fifteen last summer,

señorita means wearing lipstick,

which when I put it on

is sticky and messy,

like strawberry jam on my lips.


For Mami, señorita means

making me try on high-heeled shoes

two inches high

and meant to break my neck.


For Mami’s sisters, my tías

Maritza and Belén, who live in Mexico,

señorita means measuring me,

turning me this way and that

as they fit me for the floral dresses

they cheerfully stitch together

on their sewing machines.

For the aunts, señorita also means

insisting I wear pantyhose,

the cruel invention that makes

my thick, trunk-like thighs

into bulging sausages.


When my tías are done dressing me up

like a big Mexican Barbie doll,

I look at myself in the mirror.

Mami stands behind me

as I pull at the starched

flowered fabric and argue

with Mami’s reflection.


“Why do I have to wear this stuff?

This is your style, not mine!

I like jeans and tennis shoes.

Why can’t I just dress

like a normal teenager?

En los Estados Unidos, girls

don’t dress up like muñecas.”


“Señoritas don’t talk back

to their mothers,” Mami warns.

When my aunts aren’t looking,

she gives me a tiny pinch,

like a bee sting on the inside

of my upper arm. “Señoritas know

when to be quiet and let their

elders make the decisions.”


For my father, señorita means

he has to be a guard dog

when boys are around.

According to my parents,

I won’t be allowed to date

until I graduate from high school.


That’s fine with me.

I have better things to do than think about boys—

like prepare for my future.

I want to be the first one in our family

to earn a college degree.


For my sisters, señorita means

having someone to worship:

it is the wonder of

seeing their oldest sister

looking like Cinderella

on her way to the ball.


But for me, señorita means

melancolía: settling into sadness.

It is the end of wild laughter.

The end of chewing bubble gum

and giggling over nothing

with my friends at the movies, our feet up

on the backs of the theater seats.


Señorita is very boring

when we go to a fancy restaurant

decorated with Christmas lights

for the upcoming Posadas.

We sit properly, Papi, Mami,

and I, quietly celebrating

my fifteenth birthday

with due etiquette because

I’m trying my best

to be a good daughter and accept

the clipping of my wings,

the taming of my heart.


Being a señorita

is not as much fun

as I’d expected it to be.

It means composure and dignity.


Señorita is a niña,

the girl I used to be,

who has lost her voice.

In which sentence could distinguish fill in the blank?

How did the home life of the author compare to his school life - the terror

who was the goddesses names and what were they the gods of, in “the tempest”

Tigers in some areas are destroyed ________ poachers kill them for their skins.

A. during
B. before
C. because
D. although

How do I respond to someone saying what's up
Lololol

Dali hears the music, The sentence is in active voice so change it to passive voice​

2. Part B: Which detail from the passage provides the best clue to the
meaning of Part A?

O A "Gradually the cries grew fewer and finally ceased"
Paragraph 26)

B "he replied with feeling" ( Paragraph 27)

OC "That was all the effort I
made" ( Paragraph 28)

OD "and all cries" ( Paragraph 29)

PART A IS TO BECOME EMOTIONAL

All of the following are the purpose of rhetorical reading EXCEPT:
A. Identifying the speaker's message (theme/thesis).
B. Identifying the intended audience.
C. Identifying how the speaker achieves his/her purpose.
D. Identifying the number of paragraphs in a text.

All of the following contribute to effective communication in groups except
A. critical thinking.
B. understanding of subject matter.
C. individualism.
D. interpersonal communication skills.