How do you spell Psychotomimetic?

Answer:

psy cho to mi metic

this is how I spell

Drag and drop the correct word into the correct location
It is important to organize the events in a narrative _________ , or in a way that makes sense to the reader .
A correctly
B logically
C alphabetically
D irrationally

definition of metaphor

Can someone help me write a 2 paragraph argumentative essay about how kids can help their community?

hi! i just need a positive, pokémon-go related title for my essay!

I don't appreciate being
ignored, so I plan on calling
you every day until you
answer the phone.

Which of the following choices symbolizes the family's return to a more peaceful and normal life? Manazar

Which best shows why the author describes the homecoming at the end of Exploring the Titanic.

to explain how much he missed his family
to indicate the importance of the discovery he made
to hint that many people were concerned about him
to suggest that he would soon return to the Titanic

You are playing your favorite video game and suddenly you get transported inside the game. What do you see? What is happening inside your game? Write a short story about what happens next. can you make it among us theme and can you make it exciting and. fun and make it a story dont make a short story make it a little longer story. : ) plsss help me i will give brainless someone write a strory​

I have a question my own question

what is a trat from Mary Lennox from the secret garden ? I just need two trats pless. I PROMISE you WILL have brainylist AND 40 point to go with that​

he is the babiest boy in the whole world. it is my duty to protecc

why is the bus conductor compared to the captain on the quarterdeck
7 th std all about a dog​

4. Imagine you have just finished an interview for a highly desired job. The interviewer
seems very impressed with you and asks you to go to lunch. How will being confident and
capable in your table manners help you in this situation?

Why is the United States concern about China's devaluation of the yuan?​

What was the original American dream? Do you think we brought it back today or is the dream still about money?

PART A: Which of the following identifies the tone of the poem below?
A. honest
B. pessimistic
C. mournful
D. affectionate
It is not a five star stay. It is not

compliments and it is never ever

flattery.

It is solid. Not sweet but always

nutritious

always herb, always salt. Sometimes

grit.


It is now and till the end. It is never a

slither, never a little

it is a full serving

it is much

too much and real

never pretty or clean. It stinks — you can

smell it coming

it is weight

it is weight and it is too heavy to feel

good sometimes. It is discomfort — it is

not what the films say. Only songs

get it right

it is irregular

it is difficult

and always, always

surprising.

Read the paragraph from “Rivers and Stories,” Part 1.

Though the names are still magic—Amazon, Congo, Mississippi, Niger, Plate, Volga, Tiber, Seine, Ganges, Mekong, Rhine, Colorado, Marne, Orinoco, Rio Grande—the rivers themselves have almost disappeared from consciousness in the modern world. Insofar as they exist in our imaginations, that existence is nostalgic. We have turned our memory of the Mississippi into a Mark Twain theme park at Disneyland. Our railroads followed the contours of the rivers and then our highways followed the contours of the rail lines. Traveling, we move as a river moves, at two removes. Our children don’t know where their electricity comes from, they don’t know where the water they drink comes from, and in many places on the earth the turgid backwaters of dammed rivers are inflicting on local children an epidemic of the old riverside diseases: dysentery, schistosomiasis, “river blindness.” Rivers and the river gods that defined our civilizations have become the sublimated symbols of everything we have done to the planet in the last two hundred years. And the rivers themselves have come to function as trace memories of what we have repressed in the name of our technical mastery. They are the ecological unconscious.

Which pieces of evidence best help you to identify the author’s perspective on the topic discussed in the paragraph: that rivers should be respected more?



The author describes the memories of rivers as nostalgic.

The author describes how railroads and highways replaced rivers.

The author describes the names of rivers as “magic.”

The author describes how children don’t know what rivers are used for.

Harvesting all the trees in an area is known as Answer: Deforestation

underline the verb and write which tense it is in the space provided.
a. she will not be going to the hospital today.
b. sharmila has eaten all the apples.
c. Tarun is not as tall as his sister.​

Write a sad poem an elegy about losing a friends

Question 4
Which detail BEST shows how Diego feels about keeping Oz indoors

What is the indirect object in this sentence?


"The doctors gave him many tests of intelligence"

In this excerpt from "Ulysses" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, which of the following is a recurring concept?
A. the heroic exploits of Ulysses
B. the acceptance of circumstances created by fate
C. the knowledge of approaching death
D. the effects of difficulties of old age
E. the thirst of knowledge and new experiences​

PLZ ANSWER PROPERLY 100 POINTS
A character’s experiences can shape their view of the world around them. The same is true of authors. Understanding an author’s background can help a reader infer themes in a text. Think about one issue from Wells’ time from the slideshow that you can connect with the novel. Then, create a cluster diagram or concept map that connects the historical issue with two or three details from the book. After looking at the connections, write a brief paragraph about how The First Men in the Moon alters history?

Whats his name
1. Dio
2. Jotaro
3. Pucci
4. Speedwagon
5. Wamuu

Can you answer this question for me please
1.what can you see in the picture?
2. What do you think the artist is trying to tell us in the painting?
3. Describe the artist character in three words

Which replacement corrects the spelling error in this sentence?
When my aunt sent a postcard from Australia to my sister, whose
postcard collection is enormous, its affect on her was one of sheer joy.
A. When my aunt sent a postcard from Australia to my sister, whose
postcard collection is enormous, its affect on her was won of
sheer joy.
B. When my aunt sent a postcard from Australia to my sister, who's
postcard collection is enormous, its affect on her was one of
sheer joy.
C. When my aunt sent a postcard from Australia to my sister, whose
postcard collection is enormous, its effect on her was one of
sheer joy
D. When my aunt sent a postcard from Australia to my sister, whose
postcard collection is enormous, it's affect on her was one of
sheer joy.

Please hurry brainless. To the first person who answers.

Please please help me please

1. Why does the narrator lie to his daughter, and how does he justify it? Do you think she will ask him the same
question when she's older? Why/Why not?
2. The narrator "keeps(s) writing war stories." What does he expect the writing to do? Do you think it is working?
3. Why doesn't the narrator let the soldier pass? How do you think you would have reacted in a similar situation?
4. Why do you think the narrator focuses on the gory details of the soldier's death?​

the reseacher invented the internet, in passive voice​