How does the reader’s awareness of the looming iceberg create suspense?

A. The reader knows that the Titanic is traveling too fast in dangerous waters.
B. The reader knows that the Titanic is depending on the wrong people for help.
C. The reader knows that the Titanic is relying on misinformation provided to them by others.

D. The reader knows that the Titanic is straying off course from its intended route.

rom “The Titanic Disaster Poem”
by J. H. McKenzie

I.
On the cold and dark Atlantic,
The night was growing late
Steamed the maiden ship Titanic
Crowded with human freight
5 She was valued at Ten Million,
The grandest ever roamed the seas,
Fitted complete to swim the ocean
When the rolling billows freeze.

II.
She bade farewell to England
10 All dressed in robes of white
Going out to plow the briny deep,
And was on her western flight;
She was now so swiftly gliding
In L Fifty and Fourteen
15 When the watchman viewed the monster
Just a mile from it, ’Twas seen.

III.
Warned by a German vessel
Of an enemy just ahead
Of an Iceberg, that sea monster,
20 ​That which the seamen dread.
On steamed this great Titanic;
She was in her swiftest flight;
She was trying to break the record,
On that fearful, fearful night.

IV.
25 Oh; she was plowing the Ocean
For speed not known before,
But alas, she struck asunder
To last forever more,
A wireless message began to spread
30 Throughout the mighty deep, it said,
“We have struck an iceberg, being delayed;
Please rush to us with aid.”

V.
The Captain, of the White Star Line,
Who stood there in command
35 Was an Admiral of seasoned mind
​En route to the western land.
The Captain thought not of his life
But stood there to the last
And swimming saved a little child
40 As it came floating past.

VI.
Outstretched hands offered reward
For his brave and heroic deed
But the intrepid man went down aboard
Trying to rescue a passenger instead
45 This ill-starred giant of the sea
Was carried to his grave
On the last and greatest ship, was he,
That ever cleft a wave.…

IX.
Colonel Astor, a millionaire,
50 Scholarly and profound,
​Said to his wife, “I’ll meet you dear
Tomorrow in York Town.”
His bride asked a seaman true
“Oh say! may husband go;”
55 The echo came upon the blue
He answered, “He may, you know.”

X.
This man rushed not to his seat
He seem to have no fear,
Being calm, serene and discreet
60 Tendered1 it to a lady near,
“Oh go,” he said, “my darling wife.
Please be not in despair,
Be of good cheer, as sure as life,
I’ll meet you over there.”

XI.
65 Well could he have known this dreadful night
The sea would be his grave
Though he worked with all his might
For those whom he could save.
This man a soldier once has been
70 Of military art,
Proved himself full competent then
To do his noble part.
1Tendered—gave

Answer:

A i think is the correct answer

Explanation:

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which sentence is best structured to present to ideas of equal importance?

A. some people think that NASA should focus on exploring the universe, but others believe that building a colony on the moon is the most important goal, even though it will be difficult.

B. since NASA was founded, it has sent more than 250 astronauts into space.

C. the mission of NASA is to explore outer space.

D. NASA is known for sending humans to the moon, but the famous space program has also sent a unnamed spaceship to Mars. ​

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C When my grandfather was young, people made a lot of their own food.

D When my dad was a kid, you had to walk to school every day.

Not sure what any of these words mean

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What can you do for your country- and yourself
By:Marjie Polster

Paragraphs 4&5

4:Experiences like this can help us find direction. A year of national service would gibe us some time and experience to think about life beyond high school- before we decide what to do with the rest of our lives. Look at it this way. By the time we've graduated from high school, many of us have probably had part-time or summer jobs, but they're usually not jobs we want to do for the rest of our lives. And, whether we've. worked or not, we're probably not all sure about what kind of career we do want. Yet, to prepare for our future careers, many of us go right from high school to college or another type of high education.

5:In a national service program, we might work in a field that we decide we'd like to turn into a career. And even if some lines of work weren't for us, we'd be sure to come away with ideas about what we'd like to pursue. We'd then be better prepared to make decisions about how to invest our time and money in our after-high-school educations.

Question:Which evidence from the text supports the claim that the new program could help young people find direction?

A: Gaining work experience could help young people decide on a career path.

B: In high school, many people earn money from part-time jobs.

C: Nearly half of Americans think a required service program is a good idea

D: Many students use their time in college to prepare for certain jobs.​

Change the following into direct or indirect speech.

1. She told, ‘Where shall I be this time next year!’

2. He said, ‘Have you ever played for your school soccer team?’

3.The teacher told the students to submit their notes by next Monday.


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