Help!! Which is bird of prey?
A canary
A robin
A hummingbird
A hawk

Answer:

A Hawk

Explanation:

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A hawk is a bird of prey. So the answer is D.

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Which statement describes the wave pattern of a high pitch? (2 points)

a. The tops of the waves are close together.
b. The tops of the waves are far apart.
c. The height of the waves increases over time.

I’m giving 15 points for this

Which of these statements would be MOST important to include in an objective summary of the article?
A
In the midst of providing guidelines on an unprecedented pandemic, the CDC updated its tips to prepare for another extreme occurrence: A zombie apocalypse.
B
While the CDC says it began as a "tongue-in-cheek campaign," it actually is a practical guide for any emergency, like hurricanes, earthquakes or floods.
C
The first step is to prepare for zombies – or any disaster: Create an emergency kit with essentials to last a few days.
D
This includes identifying the types of emergencies possible in your area – such as a tornado or an earthquake – to prepare for that situation and make a list of your emergency contacts.

Read these sentences.

Many of Philadelphia's residents left the city when they heard about the yellow fever outbreak. Others locked themselves in their homes. _____ action guaranteed their safety.

Choose the correct transition word.

Therefore
However
But
Neither

Choose the correct participial adjective for the following sentence: team went on to the semifinals. A. won B. winning C. wins D. winned

Can u guys help me fix my thesis?

This this my thesis : The value of life is determined by who the type of teenagers / adults you are.

And this what he wants me to fix : what type gives value to life? Your thesis has to take a position.

Giving Bats a Helping Hand
adapted from The National Park Service

Bats play an important role in many ecosystems. They eat insects, pollinate plants, serve as prey, and scatter seeds. However, bat populations across the country are being threatened by a fungal disease called white-nose syndrome (WNS). WNS was introduced to the U.S. from Europe about 10 years ago. Since then, it has wiped out entire colonies at times. National parks across the United States are making the management of bat populations and their habitats a priority. The National Park Service has dedicated $3 million to address WNS-related issues. Park personnel must undertake a variety of tasks to safeguard bats and their habitats from WNS.
"We're excited to see the creative solutions from parks to fight white-nose syndrome," said Margaret Wild, chief veterinarian for the National Park Service. "The rapid spread of WNS and its high mortality are unprecedented in bats, so a multi-pronged approach to manage it is critical."
Park personnel have designed many solutions to combat WNS. Primarily, they regulate human access into caves and abandoned mines and tunnels. Bats use caves for hibernation and maternity roosts. These secured areas provide a safe place for bats to reproduce and raise their young. Park staff at a national park in Maryland used WNS funding to install gates in canal tunnels. The gates allow bats safe passage but keep people out. These gates were necessary after park officials discovered evidence of vandalism at some tunnels. This activity endangers the health and safety of hibernating bats inside.
Researchers have determined that WNS is caused by a particular fungus. People can spread this fungus. Education is the first step to prevent people from spreading this fungus. Several parks have put aside money to develop educational tools. These include programs and materials to explain the effect of WNS, how it spreads, and how people can get involved to help limit WNS and help bats. Park personnel explain the roles bats play in ecosystems. This helps visitors understand why bats and their habitats need to be protected. This strategy encourages visitors to take steps to help prevent human spread of the fungus that causes WNS.
Lava Beds National Monument in California is home to 14 species of bats, including 11 that are subject to WNS. This park is far away from the area affected by WNS; therefore, the biggest threat is the disease will be introduced by people spreading the dreaded fungus. So, the staff dedicated WNS funds to educating, screening and, when necessary, decontaminating clothes and gear from its 130,000 annual visitors.
Park staff, researchers, and volunteers use several methods to survey bat populations in parks. Documenting baseline population numbers allows researchers to determine the full effects of WNS on different species of bats and in different regions. Scientists use the data to identify at-risk populations and refine management plans to better protect them.
These various actions should give the bats the helping hand they need to overcome WNS and continue their important contribution to the ecosystem.

White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) Fact Sheet

Which statement includes important background information you would need to interview a soldier about his or her experiences in the military?

The soldier was born in small town in Florida.
The soldier joined the army at age eighteen and served for six years overseas.
The soldier has green eyes and curly hair.
The soldier wants to live in a home with his or her family one day.

summarize FDR's press release. Then, answer the following questions:

Based on the press release, what is FDR's expectation of how the war will end? What specific examples of his language indicate his beliefs about who will be victorious?
Soldiers themselves, world leaders, and the general population of other countries expressed shock at the degree of abuse inflicted on the Jews and other minorities after the war ended. This press release makes it clear that reports came in early, so what do you think contributed to the shock? Why was the discovery so difficult when reports were already enough to put together a panel to prosecute war criminals?
Consider how information usually got reported during WWII; how might the world's shock at the war crimes be related to the ways that Wiesel described his community being unprepared for the reality of relocation because of the reports they received about the war ending soon?

Alright Guys I’m giving 90 points for this if you can help me. The assignment is:

Write a poem in any form of your choosing: free verse or metrical. The poem must be at least 8 lines long. 

In addition, at the bottom of your poem please write a paragraph explaining how your poem's form is related to its content.  For example, how do your line breaks (end-stopped or enjambed), rhythm, rhyme, alliteration/assonance, and stanza structure reinforce your theme or themes? The paragraph must contain at least three (3) examples.

Creating a Public Service Advertisement
Project: PSA Active

Instructions
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4. Who are the two young men both in love with? *
(1 Point)

Each of the following sentences needs either a comma or a semicolon. Put in the necessary punctuation.

1. Many companies make sugar-free soft drinks, which are flavored by synthetic chemicals the drinks usually contain only one or two calories per serving.

2. Mr. Leyland played the viola professionally for many years and he now conducts a community orchestra.

3. The crab grass was flourishing but the rest of the lawn, unfortunately, was dying.

4. The hill was covered with wildflowers it was a beautiful sight.

5. As I turned around, I heard a loud thump for the cat had upset the goldfish bowl.

6. The artist preferred to paint in oils he did not like watercolors.

7. The house was clean, the table set, and the porch light on everything was ready for the guests' arrival.

8. He looked carefully in the underbrush but he failed to notice the pair of green eyes staring at him.

9. The foundations of the house had been poured but, to his disappointment, nothing else had been done because of the carpenters' strike.

10. The computer could perform millions of operations in a split second however, it could not think spontaneously.

11. I thought registration day would be tiring but I didn't know I'd have to stand in so many lines.

12. The dog, growling and snarling, snapped at me I was so frightened that I ran.

13. The snowstorm dumped twelve inches of snow on the interstate subsequently, the state police closed the road.

14. Professors are supposed to be absent-minded and I've seen plenty of evidence to support that claim since I've been in college.

15. The suspect said that he had never met the victim however, the detective knew that he was lying.

16. In the first place, it was snowing too hard to see the road in the second place, we had no chains.

17. I have read Soul on Ice but I have not read The Invisible Man.

18. San Francisco is my favorite city in fact, I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.

19. The quarterback made a brilliant pass and the end crossed the goal line for the winning touchdown.

20. Large supermarkets fascinate me I can find everything from frozen chow mein to soybean flour in one place.

21. Ron and Mike were both in English class this morning they gave an interesting presentation on their research.

22. The obstacles are not insurmountable but they are real and formidable.

23. Riding a bicycle is excellent exercise I ride mine every day.

24. I am not interested in a trip to Asia this year however, I would like to go to Europe.

25. Not all highly educated people enjoy traveling, but many world travelers are particularly well educated.

26. Jack worked overtime to pay off his education debts at least, that was his explanation for his long hours.

27. Katherine has given up smoking about five times but she cannot seem to break the habit.

28. His work may be almost totally forgotten but he would certainly be surprised to see how much current scholarship simply echoes his ideas.

29. Our dog seems to have a built-in alarm clock he wakes us up at exactly the same time every morning.

30. The passengers on the plane were initially alarmed by the loss of altitude but the pilot and the crew kept them calm.

31. I realized at once that something was wrong I was not, however, the only person who was concerned.

32. I had to complete the assignment by Friday otherwise, I would have failed the course.

33. Ralph decided to be a chemist but he changed his mind after taking Chem. 121.

34. I finished reading The Nation and then I went to bed.

35. We always go to the mountains in the fall they are at their prettiest at that time of year.

36. Tim went to the candy store quite often the clerk even knew his name.

37. Criticism of capitalist expansionism does not surface in most discussions of the worldwide ecological crisis indeed, proposed solutions rarely deviate from a basic message of further technological "progress."

38. The president has pledged to cut taxes repeatedly and the public has responded enthusiastically.

39. The office was closed consequently, I could not pay my bill.

40. The air was beautifully clear it was a lovely day.

HELP FAST !!!

Read this sentence from “The Gift of the Magi” and answer the question.

When Della reached home her intoxication gave way a little to prudence and reason.

Based on the context of the sentence, which statement best describes how Della felt?

like she should abandon her normally guarded feelings
as though she had been invited to a fashionable gathering
as though she could burst with celebratory laughter
like she must surrender to her more cautious feelings

Cite textual evidence that explains why Ballou tells his wife that she should not mourn him when he is dead.

Which pronoun indicates first-person point of view?

I
he
she
you

Dr. King uses the phrase, "I don't believe," twice. Which rhetorical device is he using?
•antithesis
• balance
•parallelism
•emotion

What is the correct meaning of the word genuine?
He flashed a genuine smile when he saw what was inside the box.
real
surprised
wide
sly

You and your friend has a disagreement and haven’t talked for two days. What kind of conflict is this?

A. Character vs. Character
B. Character vs. Nature
C. Character vs. Society
D. Character vs. self

Can someone help me with this ASAP please I’m being timed

Someone please help thank you

Please Help Asap!! I will mark brainliest answer!!
After reading the story The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, answer the following question:
How might the metaphor "civilization of dolls" be important? Develop 2 ideas.

What is the poetic device used in the following lines. Stan the strong surfer saved several swimmers on Saturday

Pls answer it's 20 points don't waste my time answering the wrong question...

How a character interacts with a setting can reveal important character traits and information. * 1 pc O True O False

Characters will sometimes bluntly state an author's theme 1 pol O True O False​......​

Read the stanza from "Sonnet in Primary Colors” by Rita Dove.

This is for the woman with one black wing
perched over her eyes: lovely Frida, erect
among parrots, in the stern petticoats of the peasant,
who painted herself a present—
wildflowers entwining the plaster corset
her spine resides in, that flaming pillar—
this priestess in the romance of mirrors.

Read the underlined phrase. What is the most likely reason the poet includes this metaphor?

Can somebody give me an I am from poem??
(Will give brainliest)

What does this passage suggest about the role of women in the traditional society? Check all that apply.

10. According to Mary Shelley her novel Frankenstein, where does evil come from

I’m giving 15 points help

WHAT IS THE SENTENCE STRUCTURE: In the same way the sun never grows weary of shining, nor a stream of flowing, it is God's nature to keep His promises. —Charles Spurgeon
simple
compound
complex
compound-complex