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Answer:

B i think

Explanation:

what best describes the connotation given to the word mercy in these chapters aka (call of the wild)
a)weakness
B)betrayal
C)death
D)thievery

how did you feel upon identifying your different needs?​

Which descriptive phrase in the passage helped you visualize what the Oscar award looks like? PLEASE HELP

What do domain- or subject-specific words do for the reader? (A) They help the reader to analyze any type of text, no matter the subject. (B) They help the reader to learn new vocabulary words. (C) They inform the reader that the author is an expert in a specific field. (D) They inform the reader that the author is writing about a particular topic. Plz help!!

what factor is not a characteristics of a mineral

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The boy had fun at school independent or dependent

Which sentence introduces an external conflict? a.)Jameson felt too insecure and shy to try out for the lead role in the school musical.B.)Anton was sick with worry, fearing that someone would slip up and ruin the surprise.C.)Missy knew she was going to have to face her fears, get on that stage, and sing her song.D.)Weylin couldn’t believe her eyes when she caught Serena stealing money from her room.(PLEASE HELP)

Read the resolution.

Alternative energy sources should be used in place of fossil fuels.

Which print source would best support the resolution?

-an advertisement for a product that uses alternative energy
-a diagram showing how burning fossil fuels leads to poor air quality
-a newspaper article that explains the different alternative energy sources
-an autobiography of an inventor who developed a cost-effective way to use alternative energy sources

What should readers do when making a prediction? Check all that apply.
read some of the text
read all of the text
connect with what they know
connect to another text
make an educated guess

Wolverines are medium sized mammals. They weigh no more than 50 lbs. Yet they have earned their reputation for ferocity by killing prey many times their size. But why do they get in so many fights? The reason why wolverines have so many conflicts with other animals (including wolves, cougars, and even bears) is probably because of the wolverine's preferred hunting style. Rather than chasing down or tricking its prey like most hunters, the wolverine prefers to take its meals directly from other hunters. So while a polar bear or a lone wolf might be enjoying a hard earned carcass, a hungry wolverine may try to take his lunch. As you might imagine, this style of hunting gets the wolverine in plenty of fights.

1. Summarize this paragraph in one sentence. Be specific and clearly explain the main idea.

2. What is an appropriate title for this passage?

3. What are two reasons why the wolverine has a reputation for its ferocity?

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would it vex you if someone were hypocritical?why?

maya said,"I like pop music."​

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is it possible to conduct research about bias and discrimination without bias?​

do you like the quote? tell why? how did the quote make you feel when you read it? did the quote remind you of something?

someone help!! 5 valid sentences

Here are the papers I need you to file before you leave," said Mr. Cooper as he walked up to Vanessa's desk. "And don't forget to restock all the books in the American History section." Vanessa suppressed a sigh as she looked at the clock. Her biology report was due tomorrow morning, and she would never get home to write it at this rate. She had been working after school at the 50% Off Bookstore for six months, and every day her boss, Mr. Cooper, managed to add to her workload. I'm just a kid! she wanted to yell. Can't you give me a break? Vanessa sighed as she began to file the paperwork covering her desk. All of her friends had taken after school jobs at local fast-food restaurants. Tyrese, her boyfriend, worked part-time at an auto repair shop, and he was always complaining to her that he never had enough to do at work. Walk a mile in my shoes, bub! Vanessa thought. She winced as she cut her finger on one of the papers. Maybe it would be easier all around if I just quit, she thought. "Excuse me, miss," said a voice behind her. "Could you please help me find this book?" Vanessa turned to see an elderly man waiting by her desk. He had a list of books in his hand, and she noticed that each book had been crossed off except for one. "Of course, sir," she told him with a smile. The elderly man looked relieved as he handed her his list. "Let's see," Vanessa said. "Trespassing: My Sojourn in the Halls of Privilege by Gwendolyn Parker. That would be in our autobiography section. It's right this way." The elderly man followed her as she walked through the twisting rows of books. "Thank you, my dear," he told her. "My name is Mr. Washington. This book is for my granddaughter. She is several years older than you. She's just been accepted into Harvard Business School, and she will be flying halfway across the country. I'm collecting books for her to read on the airplane. Plus, I want her to have something that will remind her of me." "That's wonderful, Mr. Washington," Vanessa said as she handed him a copy of the book. "Your granddaughter will love it." Mr. Washington clasped the book in his hands with a smile. "You know," he said. "You remind me a lot of my granddaughter. Keep working hard, and you'll accomplish your dreams, too." As he walked away, Vanessa thought about Mr. Washington's words. She had taken this job because she wanted to open her own bookstore one day. Even though the work was difficult, she loved learning about business and interacting with customers. "Anything worth having in this life is worth working hard for," Vanessa whispered to herself. As she headed back to work, she grabbed a copy of the book Mr. Washington had requested for his granddaughter. She wanted to keep it on her desk to remind her to follow her dreams.

The Building
Leslie was walking slower than a drowsy turtle. He was trying to catch up to Eric's hasty footsteps. Leslie didn't care that his
glasses would slide down his nose every so often. His eyes were keenly focused on an open book balanced on his right
hand. From time to time, Eric had to pull Leslie away from the traffic. Eric carried a basketball and bounced it on the
ground occasionally. The boys-ages 12 and 15-always walked to school together.
Each morning, Leslie would read to his older brother or tell him the summary of what was going to be covered in his
reading class. Today he was reading "The Rocking Horse Winner." Leslie only had 15 minutes before reaching the building
that would separate him from his brother. To him, the building was a sign that he was still younger, weaker, and smaller
than Eric. The building, on the other hand, freed Eric. He felt less like a big guy outwitted by his little brother and more like
the basketball star of the high school. Until it was time to return home again, the boys lived their separate lives.
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How does Leslie's character enhance Eric's character in the following passage?
A. Leslie reading to his older brother highlights Eric's strength.
B. Leslie's inclination toward books highlights Eric's athletic nature.
C. Leslie's young age accentuates Eric's lack of experience and wisdom.
D. Leslie's slow footsteps show how determined his older brother is.

Which word means to postpone? 1. project 2. progress 3. protect 4. procrastinate​

can someone help me ? in 2-4 sentences , briefly analyze the plot from the story cinderella

Does suffering make us stronger or lead us to success?

2 paragraph

Read the passage from Animal Farm. At the gate they paused, half frightened to go on, but Clover led the way in. They tiptoed up to the house, and such animals as were tall enough peered in at the dining-room window. There, round the long table, sat half a dozen farmers and half a dozen of the more eminent pigs, Napoleon himself occupying the seat of honour at the head of the table. The pigs appeared completely at ease in their chairs. The company had been enjoying a game of cards but had broken off for the moment, evidently in order to drink a toast. A large jug was circulating, and the mugs were being refilled with beer. No one noticed the wondering faces of the animals that gazed in at the window. What is the central idea of this passage? The pigs are natural card players. The animals outside want to come inside too. Napoleon is the leader of the pigs and humans. The pigs are socializing with humans and behaving like them.

What is the theme of cask of amontillado?

Walter Cronkite's special interview from Vietnam is significant because _____.

In the case of which minority does Kennedy say the “Melting Pot” has failed? Explain your answer.

Fix the following statement

I am very excited to see aunt Trina’s new puppy name Oliver

Which detail from Gilgamesh: A New English Version is the best example of an intervention by a supernatural force? O Enkidu and Gilgamesh travel four hundred miles before they eat. O Gilgamesh sits with his chin on his knees and falls asleep. O Avoice from heaven tells Gilgamesh to attack Humbaba. O The two men stand silently at the edge of the Cedar Forest.​

Information found on public web sites should be referenced with a citation. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

in the story of jamaican fragment explain the connection between the beginning and the end of the story​

How did the Roman invasion of Britain shape the English nation of today? A The Romans helped Britain defeat the Anglo-Saxons. B The Romans declared Britain a sovereign state and helped to establish the first monarchy on the island. C The Romans drove the snakes out of England and established churches. D The Romans brought an orderly civilization to the island, including roads, schools, and trade.What effect does written history have on culture?