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I’d love to have an older brother or a brother close to my age. That way we could get along and also respect each other’s space.

I would hate to have a brother because I would have to share everything with them from my house to my parents to possibly all of my possessions. I wouldn't have as many nice things. I would have to deal with somebody being there all the time. I like being able to come home and be left alone after having to interact with people all day. I wouldn't get as many gifts for holidays. I don't have to share the people I love. Or a bedroom. I loved growing up the only child because it let my imagination run wild. I just sat in my room and played with toys and read books all day long. And I don't have to deal with the annoying extra drama that comes from siblings.

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B. a strong opinion is presented to appeal to the reader’s sense of justice

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you gat the answer in the sentence already

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it a proper noun

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He said that they were being chased, and then asked where the boat was

spring tide has nothing to do with spring. it means springing fourth. so put happen daily under spring tide & also daily movements of the ocean will go under spring tide.

neap tide is the 1st & 3rd in moon fazing because they are at angles opposite of one another.

now, high and low tides happen when the moon rises and lowers so occurring at full moon & new moon.

& I'm sure you can guess the extremely high & moderate happen in this faze as well.

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Spring tides.) occur at new moon and full moon.

Neap tides.) modorate tidal ranges. occurs at 1st quarter moon, occurs at 3rd quarter moon.

High and low tides.) Happens daily, Extremely high tidal range, Daily movements of ocean water that changes the level of the ocean's surface.

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I think you're correct! Well done ^^

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"With shaking hands, I slowly turned the key in the lock, not daring to breathe" sounds like a very strong narrative based on "with shaking hands" and "not daring to breathe".

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your right

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General

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Hi, I noticed your question has yet to be answered, so I'll help you out and explain why this would be general usage.

Because it is an oral report, the answer would not be informal. So we have to focus on the remaining two and look at all the avenues in each.

Formal writing does not allow contractions, opts for complex terms and is often seen in masterful/scholarly writing.  Because the audience is a church's youth group, more than likely formal usage is not the case.  If it were an adult audience, perhaps this would be the right choice.

Therefore, general writing is not informal per say, but it does allow some contractions, explores modern/more simple of terms and is found in more comfortable environments, as opposed to formal.

Once again, because the audience is young, it would be very confusing if the person presenting the report were to use complex terms.  They would have to word it in a way where the children could understand; hence, why I say general is correct.

Hope this helps.

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Not being able to become successful enough to get everything i need and want when i get older.  

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D

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B. part of an even bigger undersea range

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b or d not sure

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maybe you can go with some friends

The dreams, hopes and plans of the characters in The House on Mango Street are often symbolized by a house – check out our discussion of houses in this novel in the "Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory" section for more on this. For Esperanza's Mama and Papa, the idea of happiness and security is summed up in the image of a white house, big enough for their whole family. They pass this dream down to their children, but Esperanza takes it and makes it her own – her dream becomes having a house all to herself, in which she can be free to write.

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don't know about that but I don't want to be in a relationship with a friend

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It can make the children get depression, anxiety, or stress. For example, your parents are forcing you to study so you can get into Harvard. They verbally and psychically abuse you. Your parents yell at you over and over again till you get depression.

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Answer: When a child's parents or someone they look up to has expectations of them, they wish to fulfill them due to want of recognition and to be told they have created pride within that person solely due to what the child has said or done. We have a urge or need to please them to be told "good job" or "well done" makes someone feel good, knowing they had done the correct thing and therefor are praised for it. it's a psychological aspect. When someone does well, they receive praise, and when they do wrong, the term "crime and punishment" is in effect. A child seeks approval and tries to make a parent feel proud of them, or someone as simple as there teacher.

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False

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I believe the correct answer is C

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honestly im jus waiting on my next zoom class to start so im sorry if it is incorrect but I hope it was helpful

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So um what is the question???

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Answer: I don't know :)

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ready to leave the house, and even then some. According to a source from News Canada, “The first few years of a child's life are full of new and exciting experiences…” This would mean that an adult needs to be there for their child. But what if back in the early Renaissance period, the relationship between parents and children was extremely different? Instead of parents pampering their young, “there seems to have been little concern for child between birth and five or six years old” (Medieval and Renaissance Parenting 1). That’s seems strange, since those are the most important part of a child’s life. Medieval parents often brought their children up, not by themselves, but the help of other influences such as wet-nurses, social commentators, and religious leaders. The treatment of children throughout the middle ages, and the treatment of Hal from King Henry IV, by William Shakespeare, is quite similar. Children were fairly unnoticed, just as Hal is by his father, King Henry.

While said that children go fairly unnoticed, this is usually up until the later years of life, reaching about age 7 or 8. “At age eight the French nobility would send their sons to a castle to begin his training in the ways of men. From age eight to fourteen he would learn the essentials: hawking, fighting, and riding. The castle's chaplain would oversee his religious education” (Medieval and Renaissance Parenting 1). Parents would know about their children, but it was virtually difficult to form a connection between parent and child. With a child gone so long, there is no time between birth and teenage years that a father can spend time with his son. Females were essentially brought up to help with the household, in a peasant home, while noble girls would be brought up to be a lady. Marriage was also a big issue among the families. The parents were always looking for a good match for their child as to marry into money, or a better family. “Among the nobility, children would perpetuate the family name and increase the family's holdings through advancement in service to their liege lords and through advantageous marriages” says Barbara Hanawalt, author of The Ties that Bound: Peasant Families in Medieval England. “Some of these unions were planned while the bride- and groom-to-be were still in the cradle” (Hanawalt 96). So basically children were so important to families because of money and status, which is not unusual for Medieval ways.

Now parents did love their children, at least mothers did, because they are their own. But it is possible that childhood isn’t taken so seriously for a reason. “Perhaps childhood is so overlooked in the Middle Ages because it was so short. “At seven and eight the entrance into adulthood began” (Medieval and Renaissance Parenting 1). This would explain why parents do not have a dominant role in a child’s life. Girls were usually married rather early, and had their first children in the mid teens. When Europe was flourishing in the mid Renaissance, parents began to slightly see their children more, bringing them up with “their own individual rights” (2). Parents were able to allow their children some freedoms, which could play off in the Shakespeare’s play.

King Henry really did care about his son, but at the same time, was very aggravated by him. Harry, or Hal, was a really free, charismatic young guy, with no regards for nobility at the time, though he was the prince. He could care less about the throne, and concentrated more on just living. He is a “ young man of great abilities and violent passions” (Johnson 4). This in turn drives his father nuts, as he wants him to be more like Harry Percy. This is well known as the king says “then would I have this his Harry [Percy], and he mine” (Shakespeare 375). The King wants to switch his son with Percy, or Hotspur, because he is a war leader. He has won many battles, and done so well in life, while be the exact same age at Hal.

The fact that King Henry doesn’t like him, ultimately seems the whole reason of Hal’s big plan. He wants to hang around with “low life losers” because he wants to impress his father when the time is right. He will show them that he is a great ruler. It is sad because all he wants to do is impress King Henry, and Henry doesn’t care. “Redeeming time when men think least I will,” says Hal, meaning that he will, do just that. He will in time be who he is supposed to be (Shakespeare 377). In the end, his father does like him better, as Harry proved that he is something pretty good. He kills Hotspur, despite Falstaff’s lie of saying he finished him off. Hal goes on to be a great ruler and King, surprising them all as he hoped to do.

The treatment of children, though not very welcoming at the earliest ages, has

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Pre

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I would say that Usher Syndrome is an uncommon disorder that is characterized by partial or even total hearing loss and vision loss that worsens over time.

I think it’s B hope this helps !!

I Believe b is the correct answer!!

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I think its E

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Select the correct answers.

Based on this short excerpt, which two sentences describe the author’s perspective of his father?

My father stood up as I walked into the room. I immediately froze in my tracks, and my eyes fell to the ground.

The author is excited to see his father.

The author is afraid of his father.

The author does not care about his father.

The author does not notice when his father is around.

The author is surprised to find his father in the room.

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1. The author is afraid of his father.

2. The author is surprised to find his father in the room.

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According to the given excerpt, the author talks about how his father stood up as he walked into the room and how he froze when he saw him.

Therefore, based on this short excerpt, the two sentences that describe the author’s perspective of his father is that he is scared of his father and he is surprised to find his father in the room.

Answer: I think the best would be c

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Answer: C) To suggest surprising associations with a certain sense.

Explanation: The table shows the population of different species over four years. The species listed are ground finch, cactus finch, domestic cat, and rat. Changes in population size can be a sign of larger environmental or ecological changes that may affect behavior. Rapid adaptation to an unstable and challenging world leads to ecological diversity and speciation in Darwin's finches.

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He writes, “Since I feel that you are men of genuine goodwill and your criticisms ... Because King is himself a member of the clergy, he relies heavily on morality, ethics ... His presence he states, “answers the call” of the people in Birmingham.

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The theme that cannot be found in the Alchemist is B. Managing chemical imbalances is the key to happiness.

What is a theme?

It should be noted that a theme simply means the main idea in a passage. It's simply the underlying message in an article, story, etc.

It should be noted that some of the themes in the Alchemist include learning to accept one's own personal legend, learning to have faith is a key part of learning how to live, etc.

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I think it's C.

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the answer is A

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In the event of a strong hurricane, we should take shelter at the church.

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As was asked in the question above, the words presented were reorganized to form a meaningful sentence, where it is possible to understand what is being said by the narrator in a coherent and cohesive way. No words were added other than those made available in the question. The sentence was reorganized according to grammatical rules and adding the correct punctuation to keep the meaning recognizable.

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conversational, its not too formal or too funny. so its either sarcastic or conversational, it really depends on context. in general, i'd go with conversational

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B. conversational
They are casual fluff for sentences and getting across a point, they are good transitions but don’t boggle ones brain.