"I glared at Kristina reproachfully throughout our first-period Spanish class the next morning. She had responded to none of my calls or texts nor my outraged e-mail, and this morning she studiously avoided meeting my eyes, doubtlessly glad that the alphabetical seating arrangement meant that she was across the room from me. I also noticed that she had entered [the] class at the last possible moment — and that Joel was also trying to catch her eye. I grinned a little at that." - Saturday with Einstein

How is the passage organized? (Include explanation)

A. As a contrast between the attitudes of Rajeed and Kristina toward joining clubs that help others
B. As a list of reasons why Rajeed is right to avoid meetings like that of the Dora Do-Gooders
C. As a presentation of the effects of Rajeed's decision to attend the Dora Do-Gooders meeting
D. As a contrast between Rajeed's attitude toward his town at the beginning and the end of the passage

Answer: As a contrast between the attitudes of Rajeed and Kristina toward joining clubs that help others

Explanation: A.

Answer:"I glared at Kristina reproachfully throughout our first-period Spanish class the next morning. She had responded to none of my calls or texts nor my outraged e-mail, and this morning she studiously avoided meeting my eyes, doubtlessly glad that the alphabetical seating arrangement meant that she was across the room from me. I also noticed that she had entered [the] class at the last possible moment — and that Joel was also trying to catch her eye. I grinned a little at that." - Saturday with Einstein

How is the passage organized? (Include explanation)

A. As a contrast between the attitudes of Rajeed and Kristina toward joining clubs that help others

B. As a list of reasons why Rajeed is right to avoid meetings like that of the Dora Do-Gooders

C. As a presentation of the effects of Rajeed's decision to attend the Dora Do-Gooders meeting

D. As a contrast between Rajeed's attitude toward his town at the beginning and the end of the passa

Explanation:

Write whether it is a defining or non-defining relative clause: 1. This is the house that Jack built. 2. The Taj Mahal, which is one of the seven wonders of the world is in Agra.

An individual was exposed to a contagious disease but did not become infected. The agent was unable to enter the body and grow because it was stopped by the person's skin. This is an example of how a __________ can prevent disease.
A.
chemical barrier
B.
physical barrier
C.
protective behavior
D.
medication

Which term matches the following definition?
The emotional or sensory effect of a work
O A. Aesthetic impact
B. Historical context
C. Symbolism
D. Internal conflict

After reading the Martin Luther King Jr. texts "I Have A Dream" speech and "Letter from Birmingham Jail", what is one line from either of the texts that stood out to you? Why?

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13. Choose two sentences that explain how the use of IAFIS has changed the process of identify
fingerprints. LTD
(2 Points)
O Since its start in 1997, IAFIS has been improved with technology upgrades to the system.
In the beginning, investigators used ink and paper to record a person's fingerprints.
Then, they scanned them into the computer to be submitted to the database.
Since 2001, a machine called Livescan has been used to scan fingerprints directly into IAFIS.
Livescan cuts down on processing time.
O
This makes the jobs of police and investigators much easier.

Which sentence correctly uses punctuation to separate coordinating adjectives?

1. Senator Wiggins chose the most competent intelligent applicant for the prestigious, summer internship.

2. Senator Wiggins chose the most competent, intelligent, applicant for the prestigious summer internship.

3. Senator Wiggins chose the most, competent intelligent, applicant for the prestigious summer internship.

4. Senator Wiggins chose the most competent, intelligent applicant for the prestigious summer internship.

what are the phrases? give some examples​

Read the passage, then answer the question that follows:

Cell phones are now everyday objects. We use them to keep in touch, to play games for entertainment, to record important events, and to check the time or weather. Furthermore, as they become smaller, faster, and cheaper, many experts believe they may improve the lives of people in the poorest countries.

In the sentence above, what transition could replace furthermore without changing the meaning?

On the other hand
In addition
First of all
However

Young people often have a
sense of; they feel
invulnerable to death.
A. intervene
B. intangible
C. immortality
D. compel

What do you think Carranza means by "additional trauma?"

what's the message behind How Does Technology Affect the World's Most Social Animal?

Reread lines 114-121. Why does John envy the chicken? (You may use three sentences here)

How is Newland Archer's response to Maymostclosely related to the overall theme of the excerpt?
A
Newland Archer is generally tolerant of others, but in his interaction with Ellen,
he experiences a shift in personality. The excerpt centers on his surprising
behavior
B
Newland Archer is prejudiced and intolerant of foreigners, including Ellen. The
excerpt centers on his narrow-mindedness and extremely negative behavior
towards Ellen
Newland Archer is naive when it comes to the ways of New York society, and
he is immature in his manner. The excerpt centers on his introduction to upper-
class life
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Why might an author write an adaptation of a literary text? Select four options.

to appeal to a different audience
to teach a new lesson
to modernize a story
to mirror an author’s syntax
to introduce a new theme

How does the story "Harrison Bergeron" relate to our society today?

My school asked for a synonym and antonym for stopwatch I have a synonym but I cant find any antonyms

I have to rush off now meaning in Hindi​

In the passage below, choose the answer that uses either strong verbs, nouns, or the most descriptive sensory language.

Is this right?

The other options are-

1- walked, went, meandered

2- bright, drenched, flowery

3- quiet as a feather, gentle as a lamb, hard as nails

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Common lit- Can Television be considered literature and taught

Question:
How does the author introduce the debate surrounding teaching television in the classroom? Make sure you: Write in FULL sentences (begin with the answer to the question, respond with a thought about it, and then a QUOTE/.CITATION from the article.)


The article link:

https://www.commonlit.org/texts/can-television-be-considered-literature-and-taught-in-english-classes

how does the Letter from Birmingham Jail connect to the issues today in 2021 ?

Rum Tum Tugger always wants what he does not have. Do you find that you sometimes do the same thing?

2.What is the meaning of tribulations in the following sentence?
We experienced a host of tribulations on our trip to India: the airline put our luggage on the wrong plane, someone stole our rental car, and we both got sick the day after we arrived.Immersive Reader
(1 Point)

expenses, debts

delays, holdups

fears, anxieties

woes, miseries

In Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, the person who seems to be a source of trouble in the chapter and may foreshadow future conflict is ?...

Hey guys looking for feedback and any mistakes on a small writing prompt that someone wrote for me. August 1st, 1876. One century after the United States signed the Declaration of Independence, Colorado was admitted into Union as the 38th state. What many people didn’t realize until many years later, was the beauty of this magnificent state. It is filled with mountains, rivers, lakes, and so much more. The days began with a beautiful sunrise and ended with an equally beautiful sunset. The winters were full of snow and the summers full with life. This is why I chose to make this beautiful state my home, at the age of thirty three. My family and I moved to a small town called Aspen. For the first few years it was amazing. In the winter my family and I would go snowboarding, and in the summer we would take long walks in the beautiful mountains. But it wasn’t like this forever. In February of 1995, my wife was struck with cancer. The doctors said she was not going to make it and to prepare for her death. With great sorrow, I made preparations. Since I could no longer afford our house, I got ready to sell it. My wife got her will in order and she began to make peace with herself as she fought her inevitable fate. Family was always coming over to bring us food and comfort. My wife died in August of 1995. With heavy hearts, we sold the house and made way for Vail to start a new life. This town was similar to Aspen, but was filled with new people and new beginnings. I decided to write a book, wanting a new hobby to take my mind off my wife. I had always been a decent writer, but my wife dying brought new light to writing. I spent hours tucked in my office working on my book. In one of the rare moments that I was out, I met someone. We met at a coffee shop, when she came up to me and introduced herself. She said her name was Isabel and asked me about my life. We talked for hours that day about my life and hers. We soon began to meet every Saturday at this small coffee shop. She would listen to my life story and then I would listen to hers. Every weekday I would work on my book, excited to see her on Saturday. Soon we started dating. It was then that I truly started to heal. A year later we decided to get married. Our marriage was one of the happiest days of my life and at that moment I knew that my life was filled with many more pleasant days. I completed my book just months after. The book is called Passing of The Dead. In this book I talk of all the hardships in my life. I talk of the sorrow my dead wife brought me. Of the gaping hole she left in me with her death. But then I talk about healing. How Isabel showed me to make the hole smaller. How she showed me to fill the sorrowful hole of her death with the memories of our past. In the last chapter of the book I move on to one final, important lesson that I learned. This last chapter is all about finding optimism and being hopeful for a better future. I was lucky when I decided to move to Vail. I was lucky when Isabel came up to me that day. Because of my hope and optimism, I let Isabel in my life. And my life has once again returned into a state of happiness, a state that I thought I would never see again. So I come here today, asking all of you one favor. Next time you feel that you are in pain, do not dwell in your sorrows. Do not only think of the painand dwell in it. Instead, think of all the happy memories before the pain. Be hopeful and optimistic of a better future. Because one day, you will look back on your moments of sorrow and be thankful. Thankful that you experienced everything. Because those experiences are the hands that mold you. And if you dwell in the pain, it will mold you into a lesser person than if you had not done so and instead been optimistic and hopeful.

Which statement is an opinion expressed in "Not So Fast, California!"? "And the plans to use solar electricity in California's public buildings are full of pitfalls and problems. " "Rather, California actually pays those other states to take its extra solar electricity." "In March of 2017, there were days when 40 percent of the state's electricity came from solar energy." "...A Harvard professor conducted a 12-year study on how the public viewed solar energy. ."

Which wringing approach would best address the purpose and audience of this prompt?



Your Spanish teacher has posted a new policy outside the classroom door that states absolutely no English will be used in this classroom for now on. Your classmates are upset by this policy and have elected you to respond in writing to the teacher.

A.to share the classes concerns respectfully write a letter that points out why it is sometimes necessary to use English in order to learn Spanish

B.to demonstrate how unprepared the class is for this policy change, write a letter that only uses Spanish but is filled with grammatical errors and vocabulary mistakes

C.to convince the teacher the change the policy, write a carefully researched essay on the best way to teach language, pointing out the mistakes the teacher has been making

B.To show the seriousness of the situation, write a strongly worded petition that states your refusal to speak only Spanish in class, and have all your classmates sign it.

The quote, “It just gives me a good feeling to see the park looking so nice,” represents _____. A.a main idea that is being implied B.a stated main idea C.a detail not related to the main idea