If you can’t think of anything for this, I encourage you to reflect simply on the act of keeping secrets and why we sometimes have to/choose to keep things private, how you feel about that, whether you’re a good secret keeper, etc.
In 10 sentences or more. ASAP.

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Explanation:

God promises, “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

Parents, who see one of their children hit the fan, often have a hard time appreciating this verse. In fact, as the homeschool movement ages there are more and more parents claiming the verse does not mean what it says, because it didn’t hold true in their experience.

Here are just a few of the reasons a child is lost to the world and how parents caused it to happen without even trying.

I say “without trying” because when children turn out poorly, as many do, parents are at a loss as to why. It is always unexpected—certainly unplanned. An eighteen-year-old is unthankful and rebellious, walks around like the family is his enemy and he has been enslaved and abused by them his whole life. Anger is his first response to everything and to nothing.

If you view old TV programs made 50 years ago of families relating to one another, they look like today’s ideal Christian homeschool family. Daddy is respected and honored and Mother is cherished. Family problems were always resolved with good cheer and forgiveness. Teenage morality was taken for granted. The future was bright and full of hope, and there was no state of rebellion in the kids.

In contrast, modern TV and movies usually represent today’s average family—accurately I might add—as dysfunctional psycho wards of vindictive anger and disrespect. In most movies the family is already divorced or going through the painful process. If a movie were made with a teenager loving his parents as they love their children and each other, and everyone with good cheer and hope for the future, it would be considered corny and unrealistic to the point that the only people who could relate to it would be the ones who stopped watching TV thirty years ago.

So I am going to tell you how kids come to a ruinous end without their parents exerting any effort or attention to the process at all. In fact, that is the first step toward sabotaging your children’s future—no effort and no attention.

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an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian or post-apocalyptic.
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11. She didn't want to miss her meeting she made sure she left early


A) Sentence.

B) Run-on

C). Fragment




12.Many animals in the ocean around Antartica.


A) Sentence.

B) Run-on

C) Fragment

For the vote to pass, we need three-fifths majority.

Does the sentence use the hyphen correctly?

Choose the grammatically correct sentence (A or B).

A. Did it hurt when you fall on the playground

B. Did it hurt when you fell on the playground​

Has anyone ever read Lord Of The Flies dont answer if you have not read it also NO LINKS !!!!

To support his point that the government is an inefficient bureaucracy, Goines says that he _____. stamped money with "Get out of Vietnam" burned his draft card inundated government employees with letters intentionally failed an eye exam

An author wants to show that a character is old and nearing his or her death. What season would be an appropriate setting to introduce the character to the audience? (5 points)

Which statement is an example of a debater using an
opponent's ideas in his or her own argument?
Read the excerpt from "Animal Rights
Debate."
Resolved: Justice requires the recognition of animal
rights....
Affirmative: Recognizing animal rights is simply the
morally correct thing to do. Causing pain and suffering to
any living thing is morally wrong, whether the victim is a
human or an animal. Some animals' physiological and
mental capacities are similar to those of
infants. According to Emory University primatologists,
studies of chimpanzees suggest that primates use tools,
cooperate, and even have a theory of mind. This means
that there is evidence that chimps, and perhaps other
animals, can reflect on their thoughts and behavior, just
like humans. We are no more justified in denying direct
moral status to animals than in denying moral status to
human beings....
Negative: Animals have no moral rights. They lack any
O Animals deserve moral and legal rights because
animals support and comfort humans in times of
need.
O Animals do not deserve moral and legal rights
because they are incapable of rational thought and
because they act on instinct, which makes them
dangerous.
O While ancient philosophers claimed that animals are
not capable of judgment, more recent work from
primatologists at Emory University has revealed that
chimpanzees show physiological and mental
capacities.
O Philosophers have built tre foundation of modern-day
thought on the subject of animals and their lack of any
sense of morality. Since animals are unable to behave
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What's the word you think is the weirdest? I think Bibble is kinda weird.. who thought of it??



another random fun question

In “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck, it becomes clear that men in Elisa's time and place


A.
worked much harder than women.
B.
were much lonelier than women.
C.
were less confident than women.
D.
enjoyed more freedom than women.

What does scout mean when she says “ i was worrying another bone “ how to kill a mockingbird

Can someone paraphrase this or just make it sound better lol (30 points)

In Paragraph seven of Shooting an Elephant, Orwell tries to convey to his audience how he is feeling about the natives being there with him when he has to shoot the elephant. He uses descriptive language and imagery to get his point across to the reader.
When Orwell uses imagery to describe the native around him he is allowing the reader to feel that they are there with him. so when Orwell says " the sea of yellow faces" and " "garish clothes" he is trying to get the reader to feel that they are in the book with him. Using imagery allows Orwell to give his readers an idea of where he is.
When Orwell talks about the natives gathering around him he is very descriptive about what they do. the quote " it was an immense crowd, two thousand at the least and growing every minute." He tries to tell the reader what is happening and how many people were actually there. this quote "; I could feel their two thousand wills pressing me forward, irresistibly." He uses these words to show that the crowd is pressuring him and that he does now have to kill the elephant, that the crowd is now watching and will be disappointed if he doesn't do it.

She haf learned this word when a friend described a fruit drunk she had drained in twenty seconds in Orlando, Florida. What does the use of the word drained suggest about the drink?

In order to prove that Gogol knows English, Ashoke does something he has never done before, and addresses his son in careful, accented English. “Go on, Gogol,” he says, patting him on the head. “Tell Mrs. Lapidus how old you are.”

Which statement best describes the conflict revealed in this excerpt?

How many paragraphs for a 20 mark question in English lit?

Which is NOT one of Harrison Bergeron's handicaps?

a pair of noise producing earphones
heavy birdseed bags tied to his waist
a red rubber ball for a nose
his eyebrows have been shaved off

The Article concludes by advising, "think before you post." Using examples from the text, explain what the author means by this. Also, explain whether you think this is good advice. Use facts and details from the Article, as well as your own ideas, to support your response.

the light phase of photosynthesis takes place?

A.when light is absent
B.when light is present
C.during the night and day
D.continuosly​

We have discussed the types of feature story, give a type of feature article that you can write. How do you write this type of article? Use blue font color for your responses.

3. What contributed to the
revolutionary mood in France?

"I've wont Now I'm going to eat you said the crow. Then at lost the sparrow realized that
the crow was serious. All right," he said, "I keep my promise. But before you eat me you
must wash your beak for everyone knows that you're a dirty bird and eat lots of nasty things
So the crow went to the river and cried, "River River Give me water to wash my beak, To
make myself neat, The sparrow to eatl" The river replied: "You want water? Very well, but
everyone says you eat nasty things. If you want to wash your beak in my water, you must get
pot to put it in and then you can have as much water as you like'
3. What condition did the sparrow give before allowing himself to be eaten by the crow?
Why?
4. Why did the river refuse to give water to the crow?​

Select the correct text in the passage. Andy is creating a website. What are some of the design features he should keep in mind? Text should be legible and in a readable font. The font size should be the maximum possible. New browsers do not require alt labels for images. Buttons should not be too big. Hyperlinks should be of a font different from normal text.​

How the fossil fuel goes from the ground to the consumer?

Which of the following
sentences is written
correctly?
15
A.
The referee blows his whistle and point at me.
В.
Now I have three fouls.
C
There is two quarters left in the basketball
game

With the use of a winch and a small farm tractor or other large vehicle, the tower
can be safely lowered to the ground and wind plant checks can be performed on

Review the 10 commandments the animals made immediately after rebelling from the farm. Pick two commandments the animals have violated. What is their reasoning for violating these commandments? Explain what happens when these commandments are violated.

please help
Read the following paragraphs from "The Women's Baths."
In my grandmother's opinion the market baths had a delicious ambience about them which we, who had never experienced it, could not appreciate.

For our part we were afraid that the old lady might slip on the wet floor of the baths—this has often happened to people who go there—and break her leg, as her seventy years had made her bones dry and stiff; or she might catch a severe chill coming outside from the warm air of the baths and contract a fatal illness as a result. But how could we convince this stubborn old lady of the cogency of these arguments?

It was quite out of the question that she should give up a custom to which she had adhered for seventy years, and she had done so without ever once having been stricken with the mishaps we feared. Grandmother had made up her mind that she would keep up this custom as long as she was able to walk on her own two feet, and her tenacity in clinging to her point of view only increased the more my mother tried to reason with her.
After reading these paragraphs, which of the following can the reader most likely conclude about the situation?
A. The family is unjustifiably concerned about the safety of its matriarch.
B. The grandmother enjoys taking a position that puts her at odds with her daughter-in-law.
C. The grandmother is angry that her family insists she give up her monthly visits to the baths.
D. The family regards its grandmother's visits to the baths as a worrisome inconvenience.

If you are thinking to yourself right now, I am a piece of cr'ap, then just know........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................yes.... you are a piece of c'rap, but everyone else is too XD

Q.N.S. Write a letter of thanks to your friend who helped you in your study
while preparing for exam.​