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TEXT 1
A sense of safety.
Within Belfast the west of the city is predominately Catholic, east Belfast is largely Protestant, the south
of the city is more mixed, and north Belfast is a patchwork of Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods.
We found that the everyday use of parks in west and north Belfast was often focused on local facilities–
within a 10–minute walk. People are prepared to travel for specific activities, but maintain a more
frequent relationship with local spaces which act as community hubs.
Remnants of The Troubles remain in Belfast. Distrust of Belfast City Council and the Police Service
Northern Ireland, as well as communities from different parts of the city, persists. Some residents stay in
their local area as it provides a sense of ownership and safety they may not feel elsewhere.
How Belfast’s parks promote shared space in a historically divided city, The Conversation, 20 Oct 2020.
TEXT 2

The celebrated peace walls.

The undercurrent of savagery is rarely far away

It’s been that way from ancient times, until the present day

That murky world of politics, where they always try and fail

Where deals are done in private, behind the secret veil

Held up as a precedent, for all the world to see

How little Ulster saved itself, from a life of misery

We listen to the sound bites, each day’s a brand new start

Yet our celebrated peace walls, keep communities apart

Leslie Wilson, Peace? (excerpt)

TEXT 3

The Re-Imaging Communities project

In Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, hundreds of colorful murals line the city’s streets, detailing a

century’s worth of conflict and political division. (…)

In 1998, the internationally-brokered Good Friday Agreement, also called the Belfast Agreement, officially

ended the conflict and set up a power sharing government between Protestant Unionists and Catholic

Nationalists. Since then the violence has largely subsided. But tensions still linger between Protestant

and Catholic neighborhoods, with some residents reluctant to bridge the gap. (…)

In the last several years, some communities have repainted portions of the most controversial murals or

erected new ones in an effort to continue normalizing relationships between Protestants and Catholics.

Under the Re-Imaging Communities project through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, some

communities received funding to create new murals in place of older images.

These murals lie at the center of a debate over Northern Ireland’s future, Canvas Arts, PBS NewsHour, Feb

25 2017

Questions

Make an account in English of the three texts in order to answer the questions:

• How is the current situation between Catholics and Protestants in Belfast portrayed in the three texts?

• What explanations for the situation and solutions for improvement are mentioned?

(150 words)

The texts show that despite the intolerance among Protestants and Catholics in Belfast, violence among them has diminished. This situation occurred through the Belfast Agreement and the political organization between Protestant and Catholic trade unionists.

We can arrive at this answer because:

For this reason, the Irish government decided to create a new political reorganization between Protestant and Catholic trade unionists, through the elaboration of the Belfast Agreement.

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What is the most likely reason the author wrote the tale of the hummingbird

riddle
nth starts with N ,and nothing ends with g
who am I ​

Good evening comrades. I'm having a bad day :\, would anyone care to ch a t?

Rewrite the following sentence:

I'm happy to help you with your problems (mind)​

The map below shows that______.
a. Australia is part of Asia
b. Asia is the largest continent
c. Africa is the smallest continent
d. North and South America are considered as one continent​

Walt Disney's quote, "Fantasy and Reality often overlap"
What does this mean perhaps?

Which ideas from Dickinson's poetry reflect shifts in American literature in the mid and late-19th century?

Select Yes or No for each idea.

Idea Yes No
celebrating scientific discoveries
Yes – celebrating scientific discoveries
No – celebrating scientific discoveries
exploring unconventional poetic form
Yes – exploring unconventional poetic form
No – exploring unconventional poetic form
seeking wisdom in nature, not people
Yes seeking wisdom in nature, not people
No seeking wisdom in nature, not people
connecting nature and the divine
connecting nature and the divine
connecting nature and the divine

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In 2-3 sentences, explain one thing that should be included in a conclusion and one thing that should not be included.(50 points)

What is Passive Voice? Give an example.

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All resources are renewable? true or false

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Sentences patterns:

S-V-SC

S-V-DO

S-V-IO-DO

S-V-DO-OC

S-V


Direction: Determine the sentence pattern of each of the following sentences below.


1. Janet ordered a sandwich from the waitress in the red uniform.

2. After a long day, I was extremely tired.

3. Gregory ran in the track competition yesterday.

4. Millie gave Micky a watch for his birthday.

5. One presidential candidate called his opponent a poor leader.

6. The mango tasted too tart.

7. The pilot flew the plan into the clouds.

8. The bird flew into the clouds.

Please help me!

Write a character analysis on “The Bet”

Please write at least 3 paragraphs if you can I really need to submit within the next hour.

The Great Gatsby

What does the comment about "fundamental decencies" by Nick tell you about him, his
perceptions of himself and others, and his understanding of his father's advice?

in the great Gatsby
does Gatsby receive any closure from Daisy? does he find peace with this before he dies explain ​

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Question And Answer 5) who arrived umnespectedly and why? ​

1) “So” suggests a/an
paragraph.

a) pattern 1 b) pattern 3 c) conclusion d) transitional

Which statement is true of primary sources?

[A] They are written by experts who’ve conducted research on a time period.

[B] They interpret data collected in surveys, presenting a conclusion.

[C] They may use words that are unfamiliar now but were common long ago.

[D] They are often full of strange details and unrealistic settings.

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Which sentence from the story best supports the idea that Gortsby likes to judge others?
A

"On the bench by Gortsby's side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of

defiance...

B

"I remember doing exactly the same thing once in a foreign capital."

C "'To lose a hotel and a cake of soap on one afternoon suggests willful carelessness."

D "'It's a lesson to me not to be too clever in judging by circumstances.'"
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Respond fast or no Brainliest:Read the passage.

Consistently at the forefront of trends in the industry, travel bloggers and digital media outlets innovate ways to communicate experiences with Millennials about international exploration. The summit aimed to take their work one step further. By transforming interest in travel into study, volunteer, and work opportunities, the Administration seeks to significantly increase the number and diversity of young people participating in . . . experiences internationally. Fundamentally, study abroad is about making an investment in the most capable, connected, and competitive workforce in the world.

To best support the claims in the passage, the writer should research

O statistics relating travel experience to job placement.
O testimonials about how volunteering is fulfilling.
O quotations from attendees about their experiences at the summit.
O examples of inventive ways to provide travel blogs and digital media.

esment
3. Which of the following sentences from "The Balek Scales" does not support the story's theme
of oppression and inequality?
(1 point)
O"For five generations they had been breathing in the dust which rose from the crushed flax stalks, letting
themselves be killed off by slow degrees, a race of long-suffering, cheerful people who ate goat cheese,
potatoes, and now and then a rabbit..."
O "During the day they would carry the flax stalks to the antiquated machines, with no protection from the
dust and at the mercy from the heat which came pouring out of the drying kilns."
O "Each cottage contained only one bed, standing against the wall like a closet and reserved for the
parents, while the children slept all round the room on benches.
"The children would crawl deep into the green darkness of the forest during the autumn when dampness
drove the mushrooms out of the soil, and almost every family had its own places where it gathered
mushrooms, places which were handed down in whispers from generation to generation."

What is the symbolic meaning of pouring poison into a person’s ear in “Hamlet”

Less cigarette smoke means healthier kids. Secondhand smoke is a trigger for asthma. Studies show that laws banning smoking spare many asthmatic children from hospital visits. It suggests that smoke-free laws have even greater health benefits than previously believed. Researchers in Scotland looked at hospital admissions for children under age 15 who had experienced asthma attacks. They found that asthma emergencies declined after Scotland banned smoking in public. Other countries, such as Britain, France, and Germany, have smoking laws now. Many restaurants, parks, and workplaces are smoke-free.

Do It!

Smoking bans are _________.

Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selected
A effective
B temporary
C incomplete
D hostile

Theme the dangers of being uneducated

In the conversation between Cecily, Miss Prism, and Chasuble (pg. 590-592), analyze how Wilde uses dramatic irony to reveal the fact that people can create a persona that they wish for people to see, even it is far different from reality.

Quote--> Life is not a spectator sport. If you’re going to spend your whole life in the grandstand just watching what goes on, in my opinion you’re wasting your life - Jackie Robinson

Question--> what is the meaning of the following quote? Do you agree? How does it relate to the world? Or your life?

Which of the following is an example of networking?
A.Stephen has contacted a radiologist from the local yellow pages to interview about her career.
B. Samantha has made an appointment with her local career center to learn more about becoming a pilot.
C.Yusef has asked his football coach if he knows of any professional athletes that he could interview about their career.
D.Charlie is using the Occupational Outlook Handbook to find more information about the field of architecture.