here is the paragraph When dawn fully broke, and Jayden took in the view. (22) It was even better than he had imagined!
What change, if any, needs to me made in sentence 21?

a.When dawn fully broke, so Jayden took in the view.

b.When dawn fully broke, but Jayden took in the view.

c.When dawn fully broke, Jayden took in the view.

d.No change needed

Answer:

C. When dawn fully broke, Jayden took in the view.

Answer: C

Explanation:

which of the following is the best example of a hook? A. According to engineers, it may be possible to get from New york to Los Angles in 45 minutes and from Los Angles to Beijing in less than two hours. B. Imagine if you could travel across the country in a matter of minutes or cross the world in a couple of hours. C Inventor and businessman Elon, wants to make traveling long distance easier and faster through the use of high speed trains. D. Today, trains are often viewed as an old-fashioned form of travel, but new, high-speed trains may be the wave of the future for the travel industry.

Select TWO pieces of evidence from "Sea Horse Face" that BEST support the answer to Part A. *

“With a sigh of relief, Ben hurriedly shut the door.” (paragraph 8)
“What just happened?” (paragraph 14)
“He wasn’t about to touch it, whatever it was.” (paragraph 15)
“This one had a long snout, like a sea horse.” (paragraph 15)
“This thing was covered with glossy scales.” (paragraph 16)
“The nearest veterinarian was four hours away.” (paragraph 18)

Read the lines of the poetry.

From “The City Is So Big” by Richard Garcia

The city is so big
Its bridges quake with fear
I know, I have seen at night
Which words are examples of personification?


I have seen at night

The city is so big

Its bridges quake with fear

I know

Amelia is about to take part in a formal discussion about The Giver, a novel she has read in her English class.

To show that she is an active listener, Amelia should

A. take notes about what other speakers are saying.
B. be prepared to start talking at the first opportunity.
C. focus solely on her ideas when others are speaking.
D. begin talking as soon as she disagrees with a point.

Define landlocked. What are some disadvantages to being a landlocked country? Are there any advantages?

Does geography determine development? Provide at least two examples to support your answer.

What may be some other factors besides economics that are affected by a civilization’s geography?

Name a type of figurative language and then give me an example of it. Then, explain it's purpose.
*One paragraph will do.

What are some possible reasons to summarize an interviewee's account instead of quoting the person directly?

Which phrase from the story "Po-No-Kah" provides textual evidence for the inference that settling the frontier required exceptional character?
1. "Here he had planted and gathered his crops year after year, and in spite of annoyances from the Indians, who robbed his fields..."
2. "And so they sailed along, following its graceful windings..."
3. "Bessie Hedden was a merry-hearted creature..."
4. "Bright and early the next morning, the children stood in the doorway, eagerly looking out for Tom."

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Are you a Jehovah's witness? or would you consider being one

Please hurry
How does the author organize ideas in the passage? (The passage is California Mystery Spot) the passage starts
The passage
1. Tourists visiting the state of California might be interested in making time to see its magnificent natural wonders. They might enjoy traveling through forests of towering, ancient redwoods venturing on hikes deep in the shadowy woods, or trekking along the edges of snow-capped mountains. However, if travelers are the kind of people who like to let their imaginations run wild, they might want to visit an area that defies the laws of gravity.

2. It may sound fantastical, but just outside of Santa Cruz, California, not far from the Pacific Ocean, is an area called the Mystery Spot. This mystifying place is nestled in a canyon on the side of a hill. The spot, which is no larger than 150 feet in diameter, seems to defy all natural laws.

Discovery of the Mystery Spot

3. The amazing qualities of this location were first reported by the people who own and operate the Mystery Spot. The owners say that the mysterious properties of this location were first discovered in 1939, when the land was benign surveyed for purchase. While the surveyor was doing his job, his compass began to fluctuate wildly. This fluctuation was completely abnormal, and the surveyor could not obtain an accurate reading. Although he and his workers were confused, they blamed the variance on underground minerals or the possibility of barbed wire being buried nearby.

What are some ways that Annabeth is a helper to Percy in this chapter? this is chapter 6 in Percy Jackson and the lightning thief

Which two words describe the atmosphere in the passage? Treasure Island.

What kind of geographical landscape dominates Egypt?

A.
barren desert

B.
mountains

C.
rocky plains

D.
fertile growing land

The Rainy Day and The Castle-Builder



Read the selections and choose the best answer for each question.



Poem 1: The Rainy Day

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The day is cold, and dark, and dreary;

It rains, and the wind is never weary;

The vine still clings to the mouldering1 wall,

But at every gust the dead leaves fall,

5 And the day is dark and dreary.



My life is cold, and dark, and dreary;

It rains, and the wind is never weary;

My thoughts still cling to the mouldering Past,

But the hopes of youth fall think in the blast,

10 And the days are dark and dreary.



Be still, sad heart! and cease repining2;

Behind the clouds is the sun still shining;

Thy fate is the common fate of all,

Into each life some rain must fall,

15 Some days must be dark and dreary.



Mouldering: decaying; rottingRepining: complaining





Poem 2: The Castle-Builder

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow



A gentle boy, with soft and silken locks,

A dreamy boy, with brown and tender eyes,

A castle-builder, with his wooden blocks,

And towers that touch imaginary skies.



5 A fearless rider on his father’s knee,

An eager listener unto stories told

At the Round Table of the nursery,

Of heroes and adventures manifold.



There will be other towers for thee to build;

10 There will be other steeds for thee to ride;

There will be other legends, and all filled

With greater marvels and more glorified.



Build on, and make thy castles high and fair, ,

Rising and reaching upward to the skies;

15 Listening to voices in the upper air,

Nor lose thy simple faith in mysteries.



11.

Based on Poems 1 and 2, what can you infer about Longfellow’s outlook on life?

He thinks life is very predictable.

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He thinks people should try to avoid sadness.

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He thinks only happy experiences are important

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He thinks life is full of joys and sorrows.

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Why doesn't Aunt Polly believe Tom when he tells her that he has finished painting the fence?
He has a habit of lying to her.
She knows he didn't have enough paint.
She has been watching him from the window.
He doesn't know how to paint.

Read this excerpt from I Never Had It Made.

Winning his directors' approval was almost insignificant in contrast to the task which now lay ahead of the Dodger president. He made certain that word of his plans did not leak out, particularly to the press. Next, he had to find the ideal player for his project, which came to be called "Rickey's noble experiment." This player had to be one who could take abuse, name-calling, rejection by fans and sportswriters and by fellow players not only on opposing teams but on his own. He had to be able to stand up in the face of merciless persecution and not retaliate.

On the other hand, he had to be a contradiction in human terms; he still had to have spirit. He could not be an Uncle Tom. His ability to turn the other cheek had to be predicated on his determination to gain acceptance. Once having proven his ability as player, teammate, and man, he had to be able to cast off humbleness and stand up as a full-fledged participant whose triumph did not carry the poison of bitterness.

Which is the central idea of this excerpt?

Rickey is frustrated with the cruel treatment of his players.
Rickey needs a strong man of purpose to represent integration.
Rickey hopes to find a player willing to fight members of the press.
Rickey wants to interview athletes to assess their personalities.

Read the following excerpt from “I’m Nobody! Who Are You?” by Emily Dickinson. Which two lines are written in iambic trimeter?
How dreary—to be—Somebody!
How public—like a Frog—
To tell one’s name—the livelong June—
To an admiring Bog!

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Rowena is terribly nervous about a class discussion scheduled for the next day. She would rather not participate, but her teacher has made it clear that he is expecting every student to make a meaningful contribution to the discussion. What is the best way for Rowena to be a good participant?

1Rowena should form her own agenda for the discussion and make sure to discuss it.
2Rowena should decide what about the topic is meaningful to her, and find a good time to speak up.
3Rowena should overcompensate for her nervousness by coming on aggressively.
4Rowena should listen to everyone else and only speak up when she absolutely agrees with them.

Which idea presented in the selection does the photograph and caption next to paragraph 3 best support?

People like to buy produce that is sold at a reduced price

An initial step in Sainsbury’s plan is to sell appealing food to its customers.

Unwanted produce can be a nutritious source of food for farm animals.

Sainsbury’s donates fresh produce to local organizations that help people in need.

This is the paragraph 3

Offering shoppers the freshest and most appealing products possible is a good start. Attractive food sells the best. At the end of each day, each grocery store reduces the prices of fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products. Cheaper food sells even better. Whatever edible food is left goes to charities for distribution to people who need it. Free food goes into bellies rather than the ground. Sainsbury’s gives away large amounts of food to farmers to feed animals as well. Animals do not care if lettuce is wilted.

What kind of geographical landscape dominates Egypt?

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Type the following sentence with the proper punctuation and capitalization. Use exact spelling and correct spacing.

my favorite place to eat is opas greek cafe

what is the most common word and most common food

7. How does the setting affect the characters and plot?
A Oliver’s father never seems to stop writing.
B Oliver’s mother is wrapped up in her work as an artist.
C Oliver and his father both rely on the local mines for jobs.
D Oliver wakes up in a dark room and feels gloomy about his failure.

HELP ASSAP
Select the correct text in the passage.
Sarah has written an outline for an essay. One of her bullet points shows that educating the public about the importance of using seat belts convinces more people to use them. In which part of the outline can this idea be found?
Introduction
Car accidents are the leading cause of death among teens. Of the teens that died in car accidents last year, more than half of them were not wearing seat belts at the time of the crash. Seat belts may not be comfortable or feel cool to wear, but they can save lives. They reduce serious injuries and deaths by more than half. People tend to use seat belts less often if there are no seat belt laws in their state. In order to prevent injuries, there should be seat belt education in schools, laws to make citizens wear seat belts, and awareness campaigns for the public. Body Paragraph Every school should have some type of health education program. This program should review the importance of healthy eating and exercise, the body systems, and refraining from drugs and alcohol. These things can protect your health and keep you safe. But car accidents are the number one killer for teenagers. In order to prevent deaths, seat belt education needs to be included in health education programs. When students understand the importance of wearing a seat belt, they will be more likely to wear seat belts in the car. In 1985, the Ad Council introduced a commercial featuring the crash test dummies. The ad said, “You could learn a lot from a dummy.” People wearing seat belts increased from 14% to 79%. Conclusion Taking the time to teach seat belt education in schools, creating laws to make citizens wear seat belts, and using awareness campaigns to educate the public can help prevent injuries and deaths on the road.

Mrs. Clarke is the elderly woman whose cake won first prize in the contest at the fair last year.

Create an editorial that uses loaded language to persuade readers of an opinion or belief. This option requires a strong, sensationalistic vocabulary. Though your editorial doesn’t need to be factually accurate, it can’t be so ridiculous that it feels like parody!

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Select all that apply.
Which of the following is true about narrative poetry.

A narrative poem has a setting and characters.
Narrative poetry is a new form of poetry.
Narrative poetry tells a story.
A narrative poem has a conflict.
A narrative poem does not rhyme.

Which of these is NOT a feature of long-form journalism?

1.analysis

2.context

3.personal opinion

4.quotes and summaries

i need answer for all of these

1. If you're having trouble coming up with suggestions for a peer's story, what should you do?

Tell the writer that you can't think of any suggestions.
Look for places where the writer could add more details.
Talk about what happened in your own story.
Ask the writer what he or she thinks the story needs.

2. What is the FIRST thing that you should share with a peer after you review his or her story?

any spelling or grammar mistakes you found
what you liked about the story
what you didn't like about the story
what you think the writer should change