how can the law the citizens and community protect victims of human rights violations​

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Read the following excerpt from "The World Without Us" by Alan Weisman:With no dredging, Central Park's ponds and reservoir have been reincarnated as marshes. Without natural grazers — unless horses used by hansom cabs and by park policemen managed to go feral and breed — Central Park's grass is gone. A maturing forest is in its place, radiating down former streets and invading empty foundations.Which best explains how the structure of this passage supports the author's purpose?A.The passage traces several events in the order that they will occur to highlight how people have harmed the environment in Central Park.B.The passage describes how the absence of human activity will change Central Park to show that nature will eventually destroy what people have built.C.The passage compares the Central Park from before and from during a posthuman world to underscore that pollution levels will remain the same.D.The passage shows the effects of human activity on Central Park to prove that laws protecting the environment are necessary for human survival.

write a diary entry in which you describe embarrassing experience you had at school​

Which statement accurately analyzes this passage from a historical perspective the royal house of Thebes

I cleaned my room ________ playing video games.
conjunction

How many syllables are there in THREE iambic feet?
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4
6
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Rudeness is to aggravation as......

A. sleep is to wakefulness.
B. laughter is to mirth.
C. mischief is to apologies.
D. exercise is to exhaustion.

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What should you always have in the conclusion to your research report? PLEASE HELP IF YOU WANT BRIANLEIST!! ty!!

a summary of your claim and main points

an example to introduce your claim

more evidence

questions that your report answered

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Question 8 of 13
Which statement best evaluates the effect of adding descriptive detail in
the second version of the passage?
Passage 1:
My brother was in the house, and I was sitting under the kitchen
sink.
"Jaxon!" I said. I listened for his footsteps, but still no sound.
"Jaxon!" I called again. I waited to hear some noise. Ten seconds
went by and then 30, but still no sound.
Passage 2:
My little brother was roaming free in the house, and I was stuck
under the kitchen sink.
"Jaxon!" I called tensely. Squeezing my eyes shut, I listened
intently for footsteps but heard nothing. "Jaxon!" I yelled again,
panic rising in my voice. Ten seconds went by, then 20 more, but I
never heard a peep.
A. It helps the reader sense Jaxon's feelings of fear.
B. It helps the reader feel the narrator's sadness,
C. It helps the reader predict what will happen next.
D. It helps the reader relate to the narrator's feelings of panic.

Spring is a great season for sports. Write about a sport you like to play or one that you to watch.

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Read this excerpt from "Painting Freedom on the Walls.”

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When a wave of Mexican settlers began to come to San Diego in the 1890s, many of them made their home in an area known as Logan Heights. Soon that area was called Barrio Logan. (In Spanish, a barrio is a neighborhood.) At first, Barrio Logan was a neighborhood of homes and shops that stretched from well inland all the way to San Diego Bay, and the people had access to the beach. Then, during World War II, the beach was closed. In the 1950s, the city changed the zoning of the area so that industry could move into the neighborhood. Soon, the barrio was spotted with noisy, dirty junkyards. In the 1960s, Interstate 5 and ramps for the San Diego-Coronado Bridge cut Barrio Logan in half. About 5,000 homes were destroyed in the process.

By this time, the residents were very angry about the terrible damage to their barrio. They protested loudly. Finally, the City Council of San Diego promised them a park to help make up for the damage. The council set aside land for that purpose. And then, in 1970, bulldozers arrived to turn the land into a parking lot. A student, Mario Solis, saw them, asked what was going on, and started spreading the word. Within a few hours, there were 250 people in the park, blocking the bulldozers.

The people of Barrio Logan won their battle and got their park. They planted cactus and other native plants, but there was something missing. An artist named Salvador Torres came up with the idea of putting murals on the concrete pillars that supported the freeway. Chicano Park was born.

The murals of Chicano Park are filled with the colors, the history, and the heroes of Mexican America. They are painted by professional artists and by community groups. There is even one mural painted entirely by children. They are visible reminders of the Mexican cultural heritage of the city.

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Which choice is the best summary of the excerpt?

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My favorite part of this story is the example of Mario Solis, who blocked bulldozers. Solis did this so an unattractive parking lot would not be built in Barrio Logan.


Murals are an important way to honor Mexican culture in California. Some murals are painted to depict Mexican-American heroes; others are painted by artists and even children.


Residents in Barrio Logan were angry with negative changes in their neighborhood. They fought City Council for a local park and made it into a beautiful place.


Barrio Logan is a neighborhood that was settled by Mexican immigrants in the 1890s. Homes and shops were built in this San Diego community, which was close to the beach.

The Great Compromise allowed for?
A. three fifths of each slave to be counted for population purposes
B. two legislatures, one with an equal number of votes for every state, and one determined by proportional representation.
C. California to join the Union as a free state and a fugitive slave law to go into effect.
D. states above Missouri to be free of slavery, and states below to be open to it.

At the beginning of Book 9, Odysseus indicates that he has been dealing with conflict in the journey he experienced after the battle in Troy. Explain Odysseus' conflict overall and then how he deals with specific conflict in book 9.

Which is a risk of writing in heroic couplets?
O A. The frequent interruptions can be jarring to the reader.
O B. The frequent alliteration can feel like a tongue-twister.
O C. The frequent rhymes can create a singsong effect.
O D. The frequent allusions can begin to sound obscure.
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Which quotation from Amy Tan's "Two Kinds” effectively supports the universal theme that parents' expectations can lead to childhood rebellion?

“In all of my imaginings, I was filled with a sense that I would soon become perfect.”
“‘I'm not going to play anymore,’ I said nonchalantly. ‘Why should I? I'm not a genius.’”
“‘No, this your piano,’ she said firmly. ‘Always your piano. You only one can play.’”
“I played a few bars, surprised at how easily the notes came back to me.”

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Source 1:
"I only food shop at Brunger's on Thursdays because that's when the
store doubles my coupons," says savvy shopper Nancy Tyson.
Source 2:
A comparative study by Mooreville College found that Brunger's
Grocery Store has the highest regular prices on food and household
items.
Which option best combines the two sources into a single detail sentence?
O A. Most shoppers use coupons to reduce their grocery bill.
B. The prices at Brunger's are high, but customers can save money
by shopping on double coupon day.
C. Brunger's prices may be higher than those at other grocery stores,
but it sells better-quality products.
D. By doubling the value of coupons, Brunger's is able to charge
lower prices than other grocery stores.

What is the most likely meaning for "turnin' corners” in the context of the poem?
O Her need to find a father figure for her son
O Places in her life where she felt like she had failed
Places in her life where she set new goals or had to try to solve her problems in a new way
The point in her life when she knew her son would be successful

How is the story blue beard similar to other stories literature

How does online media's use of photography differ from that of other media.
formats?
A. Online media can have unlimited use of photography,
B. Online media have strict regulations for photography use.
C. Photos must be cleared with the Online Media Board before use.
D. All of the above are correct.

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Question 1 of 10
Which best explains why writers use rhythm in poetry?
A. To avoid using clichéd images and words
B. To divide a poem into sections on the page
C. To create a sense of forward motion
D. To guide the reader to understand meaning

What strategy will help you find the main idea of a passage? a. outline each paragraph c. Use question words such as who is this about? What did they do? b. read the first sentence of each paragraph d. none of these Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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If you were going to break down the word micrometeoroids according to roots and affixes to improve fluency, how would it break down? a. mi-cro-met-eor-oids c. mic-rom-etor-oids b. micro-meteor-oids d. microm-et-oroids

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Salva's Uncle Jewiir, does not survive for which one of the following reasons:
O He gets eaten by a lion.
He is tied to a tree and shot three times.
O He drowns in the Gilo river.

According to the text what was the main causes of hostility between the US and Cuba during the cold war

which fact appears in both articles stan lee and spider man and the birth of spider man

Savings accounts are an example of ____ a. no risk investment b. high risk investment c. low risk investment

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