1.Where did the story happen
Answer:
The story takes place in the circus.
Danny and Vincent are characters in the story.
In the beginning the characters meet. In the middle, Danny describes the circus to Vincent. At the end, Danny goes to practice for a ball game.
The problem is that Vincent doesn't have money to see the performance. It is resolved when Danny allows Vincent to have his tickets.
Explanation:
From Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address (1865)
What is the tone of this speech? A. triumphant and self-congratulatory B. formal and subdued C. partisan and critical D. satirical and mocking E. pedantic and moralistic
Answer:
B. formal and subdued
Explanation:
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1. Weather permitting, we will go ahead with the match
2. A wounded tiger is a dangerous beast.
3. The thief admitted his guilt.
4. Dr Das is said to be an excellent doctor
5. Fish have gills to breathe underwater
Answer:
1. If the weather permits it, we will go ahead with the match.
2. When a tiger is wounded, it is a dangerous beast.
3. The thief admitted that he was guilty.
4. People say that Dr. Das is an excellent doctor.
5. Because fish have gills, they can breathe underwater.
Explanation:
The sentences in the question are simple sentences. They have a subject and a predicate, and they can stand alone since they convey a complete thought.
We need to transform them into complex sentences, which means a part of them needs to become a dependent clause. Dependent clauses have a subject and a predicate, but they cannot express a full thought.
To do so, we choose the suitable part of the sentence and give it a subject and a verb:
"weather permitting" --> if the weather permits
"A wounded tiger" --> when a tiger is wounded
Notice that we also added subordinating conjunctions such as "when", "if", or "because" to establish the relationship between the clauses.
This Side of Paradise (excerpt) F. Scott Fitzgerald 1 FOR YEARS AFTERWARD when Amory thought of Eleanor he seemed still to hear the wind sobbing around him and sending little chills into the places beside his heart. The night when they rode up the slope and watched the cold moon float through the clouds, he lost a further part of him that nothing could restore; and when he lost it he lost also the power of regretting it. Eleanor was, say, the last time that evil crept close to Amory under the mask of beauty, the last weird mystery that held him with wild fascination and pounded his soul to flakes. 2 With her his imagination ran riot and that is why they rode to the highest hill and watched an evil moon ride high, for they knew then that they could see the devil in each other. But Eleanor—did Amory dream her? Afterward their ghosts played, yet both of them hoped from their souls never to meet. Was it the infinite sadness of her eyes that drew him or the mirror of himself that he found in the gorgeous clarity of her mind? She will have no other adventure like Amory, and if she reads this she will say: 3 "And Amory will have no other adventure like me." 4 Nor will she sigh, any more than he would sigh. 5 Eleanor tried to put it on paper once: "The fading things we only know We'll have forgotten... Put away... Desires that melted with the snow, And dreams begotten This to-day: The sudden dawns we laughed to greet, That all could see, that none could share, Will be but dawns ... and if we meet We shall not care. "
Read the passage on the left to answer the following questions: 14) The Beautiful and 1922 F. Scott Fitzgerald (chapter 3 excerpt) He had no great self-reproach — some, of course, but there were other things dominant in him now, far more urgent. He was not so much in love with Gloria as mad for her. Unless he could have her near him again, kiss her, hold her close and acquiescent, he wanted nothing more from life. By her three minutes of utter unwavering indifference the girl had lifted herself from a high but somehow casual position in his mind, to be instead his complete preoccupation. However much his wild thoughts varied between a passionate desire for her kisses and an equally passionate craving to hurt and mar her, the residue of his mind craved in finer fashion to possess the triumphant soul that had shone through those three minutes. She was beautiful — but especially she was without mercy. He must own that strength that could send him away. At present no such analysis was possible to Anthony. His clarity of mind, all those endless resources which he thought his irony had brought him were swept aside. Not only for that night but for the days and weeks that followed his books were to be but furniture and his friends only people who lived and walked in a nebulous outer world from which he was trying to escape — that world was cold and full of bleak wind, and for a little while he had seen into a warm house where fires shone.
Considering information from both excerpts, which is a logical conclusion that could be made? A) The settings of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novels are exotic and foreign to his readers. B) The writings of F. Scott Fitzgerald include characters with intense and complicated emotions. C) F. Scott Fitzgerald created uncomplicated characters so he can focus on plots with intrigue and mystery. D) F. Scott Fitzgerald based his characters on actual people well known in the political sphere of the late nineteenth century.
Answer: B
Explanation:
from Moonbird what is the most likely reason the author included the questions in paragraph 19?
a. to suggest B95 had lost his flags
b. to examine the value of the flags
c. to create a sense of suspence about B95
d. to challenge the methods of scientists
Answer:
I think its letter c.
pretty sure it is
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argument for against the topic The corid 19
is more dangerous than HW/AIDS
Answer:
corvid 19 is in fact more dangerous.
Answer:
Corona in fact is more dangerous. Against Prior belief it is more dangerous than the flue. Children Can get it and transmit it. If you have ever seen terminator the variants are like that they get more dangerous every time. You can get Corona twice and when you get it it causes health problems later on in you life like lung cancer. The vaccine helps, you can still get it but it will not be as bad and the symptoms will be less worse.
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What is a test of courage, faith, or loyalty?
Answer:
for loyalty, text your friend,ect. "i know what you did" and see what they say
Explanation:
Answer:
That they have to trust each other and tell them there deepest secrets and keep the secrets with each other and show them faith that love you the way u are
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Learning Task 1: Choose the letter of the word that correctly identifies the appropriate
transition word or phrase. Then underline the kind of transition you have used.
1. Jake is poor;
he does not resort to begging to survive
A. despite
8. however C. because D. therefore
(Contrast, Conclusion, Time, Reason
2. Many students complained that the test was difficult
many students
managed to score full marks
A. yet B. because C. 50 D. even
(Conhast, Comparison, Example, Conclusion
3. The students ran to the field they heard that there was a Nescafe truck giving
away free ice cold coffee.
A. unless B. despite C. although D. when
(Comparison, Time, Summary. Order/Sequence)
I didn't like to spend time reading in class, but enjoy it now.
A. Initially B. Eventually C. Next D. Overall
(Addition, Sequence, Result Example)
5. My brother is my best friend. He is always willing to go the extra mile to help me.
the other day he helped me study until 1:00 AM.
4.
English
Answer:
however ; contrast
yet ; contrast,
when ; time
Initially ; sequence
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Explanation:
1. Jake is poor; however he does not resort to begging to survive
2. Many students complained that the test was difficult, yet many students managed to score full marks
3. The students ran to the field when they heard that there was a Nescafe truck giving away free ice cold coffee.
4. Initially I didn't like to spend time reading in class, but enjoy it now.
5. My brother is my best friend. He is always willing to go the extra mile to help me. the other day he helped me study until 1:00 AM. (No options provided?)
What is an authentic example of an ode poem?
Answer:
Examples of Odes in Poetry: Types and Famous Poems
Poetry examples of odes date back to ancient Greece and the Greek poet Pindar, who is credited with inventing this form of poetry. The word "ode" comes from the Greek word oide meaning "to sing or chant:" odes were originally performed to music.
Aphrodite statue as poetry examples of odes
Emotional rip currents run through this ancient form of self-expression. Odes are usually written in appreciation or reflection. They are almost always written about a significant event, or someone or something that the poet admires.
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Types of Odes
There are three different types of odes: Pindaric, Horatian, and Irregular. It'll be helpful to be able to identify each form as you soak up the beauty and lyricism found within their stanzas.
Pindaric Ode
Often describe as the greatest lyrical poet, the most lyrical style of ode was named after the master himself. Pindaric odes were meant to be performed with dancers and a chorus, celebrating events like the Olympics. Pindar loved to include mythological allusions in his writing.
Pindaric odes consist of three sections (strophe, antistrophe and epode). The strophe and antistrophe have the same meter and length, while the epode has a different meter and length.
Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood, by William Wordsworth, is a good example of a poem in Pindaric style. It begins:
There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream,
The earth, and every common sight
To me did seem
Apparelled in celestial light,
The glory and the freshness of a dream.
It is not now as it hath been of yore;
Turn wheresoe'er I may,
By night or day,
The things which I have seen I now can see no more.
The Horatian ode was named after the Roman poet, Horace. These were usually more thoughtful than a Pindaric ode, meant for personal enjoyment than a stage performance. Their subjects tend to be simple, reflecting on nature, people or abstract concepts.
A Horatian ode usually has a regular stanza pattern - usually 2-4 lines - length and rhyme scheme.
This excerpt from Ode to the Confederate Dead by Allen Tate demonstrates the structure of a Horatian ode.
"Row after row with strict impunity
The headstones yield their names to the element,
The wind whirrs without recollection;
In the riven troughs the splayed leaves
Pile up, of nature the casual sacrament
To the seasonal eternity of death;
Then driven by the fierce scrutiny
Of heaven to their election in the vast breath,
They sough the rumour of mortality."
Answer:
AN ODE IS A KIND OF POEM, USUALLY PRAISING SOMETHING.A FAMOUS EXAMPLE IS JOHN KEATS ODE ON A GRECIAN UM APPARENTLY KEEATS WAS REALLY INTO UMS THE WORD ODE COMES FROM A GREEK WORD FOR "SONG" AND LIKE A SONG AN ODE IS MADE UP OF VERSES AND CAN HAVE A COMPLEX METER
Explanation:
SO ITS BASED ON SONGS AND MADE UP VERSES.
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Read the passage from "Yellow Fever."
About 15 percent of people who fall sick feel better for a day, but then the disease progresses to a more dangerous form. The next stage can include high fever, internal bleeding, unconsciousness, and harm to the heart, liver, and kidneys. Liver damage is like a poison, and it causes people's skin and eyes to take on a yellow color. Yellow fever gets its name from this symptom. In the end, 20 to 50 percent of people who develop the more severe type of yellow fever die.
Which BEST describes why the author includes this information in the article?
A. to convince readers to avoid places where yellow fever occurs
B. to encourage readers to educate others about yellow fever
C. to frighten readers into getting vaccinated for yellow fever
D. to help readers understand the effects of yellow fever
Answer:
D. to help readers understand the effects of yellow fever
Explanation:
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
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Whose perspective is represented in the passage
The phantom tollbooth
But there are many ways to look at stuff
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Refreshing..
Answer:
Alec
Explanation:
he talks to the other characters and complains how they wont do things right
Which characteristic of a Shakespearean romance is obvious in Act I Scene i?
Answer:
As the storm rages, the Master of the ship, his Boatswain, and other sailors are trying to control the ship, whilst the noblemen get in their way. The Boatswain tells them 'What care these roarers for the name of king?
Explanation:
The tragedy is inverted in Shakespeare's romances; families reunite, couples marry, and fairy-tale joyful endings reveal that these plays are not tragedies, explained further.
What distinguishes a Shakespearean love story?The tragedy is inverted in Shakespeare's romances; families reunite, the long-dead appear to come back to life, couples marry, and fairy-tale joyful endings reveal that these plays are not tragedies. It's no surprise that the romances are sometimes referred to as tragi-comedies.
The Master of the ship, his Boatswain, and other sailors are attempting to control the ship as the storm intensifies, while the noblemen get in their way. 'What do these roarers care about the name of king?' says the Boatswain.
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What are the advantages of digital media? Select all that apply.
can be created, stored, and shared by anyone
more convenient
requires the use of a machine or electronic device
more interactive
WILL MARK BRAINEST
Answer: can be created, stored and shared by anyone
requires the use of a machine or electronic device
more convenient
If correct, please mark brainliest.
A man running away from the aliens carried with him his pet fox, pet goose, and some corn.
He came to a river which it was necessary to cross. He could, however, take only one across
at a time. If he left the goose and corn while he took the fox over, the goose would eat the
corn. But if he left the fox and goose, the fox would kill the goose. How shall he get them all
safely over?
Answer:
ddddd
Explanation:
1.which statement describes the stigma? it is where the _____. a.pollen attaches b.egg is located c.style is connected d.pollen is produced subject:science
What does the word elope mean?
Answer: Elope means to run away secretly in order to get married.
Which is the best way to write the underlined parts of sentences 6 and 7?
(6) He had played sports before the disease. (7) Losing his
vision meant that ball games were out.
O A. before the disease, but losing his vision
B. before the disease, however, losing his vision
C. before the disease losing his vision
D. before the disease that losing his vision
Answer:
A. before the disease, but losing his vision
Explanation:
The best way to rewrite the sentences is:
He had played sports before the disease, but losing his vision meant that ball games were out.
Option B is wrong because two independent clauses should be separated by a period mark or a semicolon, not a comma:
He had played sports before the disease, however, losing his vision meant that ball games were out.
Options C and D are wrong because there are no punctuation marks to organize the sentences:
He had played sports before the disease losing his vision meant that ball games were out.
He had played sports before the disease that losing his vision meant that ball games were out.
This question has two parts. Answer Part A, and then answer Part B.
Part A
Choose the incorrect pronoun in the paragraph.
One day, my friends and I were bored. It was a hazy summer afternoon, and even the looming rain clouds looked bored. It was hot
but [we) had no place to go swimming and did not want to get caught in a storm. Suddenly, we heard a loud commotion up in the sky.
Several flocks of geese flew above us, and we could hear [it] honking loudly. It seemed almost like [ they ) were having a lively discussio
My brother Manny leaned back and pointed to the geese. "They are having more fun than we are," [he] said with a sigh.
Part B
nter a pronoun that will correct the error from Part A.
Answer:
part a - [ it]
part b - them
Invent ways in which other natural phenomena are made e.g lightning,
thunder, etc
Answer:
Pressure building up inside a volcano
Explanation:
You will be given a topic, a question, a prompt, and evidence. Use that information to ORGANIZE an argument.
You will not be writing an argumentative essay.
You will complete an organizer as you have done previously.
Topic: Wild Animals in Captivity
Question: Should animals be kept in zoos?
Prompt: You will organize an argument against keeping animals in zoos.
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EVIDENCE 1
Negative Effects of Keeping Animals in Zoos
Not even the city zoos are safe. At the London Zoo this month, 11 South African penguins were attacked and killed by a wild animal that lives in the city-the fox. Although the penguin pool is normally surrounded by a fence, this pool had been damaged in 2008 and never repaired. The urban fox, known for its intelligence, can easily detect breakages and openings in fences and enclosures.
-London Daily Sun, March 2009
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EVIDENCE 2
Negative Effects of Keeping Animals in Zoos
Biologists conducted a study on the life span of elephants that live in different environments. They studied elephants living in the wild and elephants living zoos. The study showed a marked difference in the life span of the elephants. It was concluded that the size of the environment makes a big difference in how long elephants are able to live.
Elephant Life Span Study Results
Elephant Life Span Study, Georgia Mason and Rob Clubb (2001)
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DIRECTIONS:
Copy and paste the Argument Organizer below into the essay submission box, and add your information. Follow these directions as you complete the organizer:
Write in complete sentences.
Write from third person point of view.
Do not use feelings or emotions.
State a claim that is clear and concise.
Provide two reasons to support your claim.
Provide evidence that supports each reason, and give credit to the sources.
End with a clearly stated call to action.
Proofread your work before submitting.
Argument Organizer
Claim:
Clearly stated in your own words
Reason 1:
In your own words
Evidence/Support for Reason 1:
Quote from the evidence provided using a signal phrase
Reason 2:
In your own words
Evidence/Support for Reason 2:
Quote from the evidence provided using a signal phrase
Conclusion:
Call to action—Encourage your readers to do something about the issue.
Answer:
Not even the city zoos are safe. At the London Zoo this month, 11 South African penguins were attacked and killed by a wild animal that lives in the city-the fox. Although the penguin pool is normally surrounded by a fence, this pool had been damaged in 2008 and never repaired.
Explanation:
just I think ok?
A central theme of this passage could be categorized as?
A) "ways in which men have misunderstood women."
B) "ways that men and women don't see eye to eye."
C) "ways in which men and women can work together."
D)
"ways in which women have been treated unjustly by
men."
answer : C
Explanation:
A central theme of this passage could be categorized as "ways in which men and women can work together." Thus, option (c) is correct.
What is theme?
The word “theme” is connected to the story's moral, subject, and structure. The topic of a tale is significant since it contributes to the author's motivation for writing the piece. The theme is usually based on the topic. The theme is the central idea described in the story or poem.
According to the passage, the central theme of the passage, the men, and the women are in the work together as they fulfill the task. The theme was the shown are the all the men and the women are the equally to the work. The men and the women are the no comparison of the today's time.
As a result, the theme was the shown are the men and the women can work together. Therefore, option (c) is correct.
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12. .. ...the bad weather, they decided to have a picnic.
(because / despite / whereas)
Answer:
Despite is the correct answer.
Answer:
Despite
Explanation:
Despite the bad weather, they decided to have a picnic.
What
were
the narrator's fears?(return to air)
Answer:
what narrator?
who's the narrator?
where is the narrator?
is he alive?
where was he born?
Which of the following is a question of policy? a. “Should a graduation exam be required?” b. “Should the government provide more aid to college students?” c. “Should high school students be required to study a foreign language?” d. All of the above Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
d. All of the above.
Explanation:
A question of policy is when one asks a question seeking action and not a mere judgmental response. In other words, a question of policy is when someone questions the policies based on whether something should be done or not.
Considering the given statements/questions, all of them are questions of policy. Asking the question "should" provides a question looking for action and not a judgmental response from the authority. The questions posed are of great importance, directed to the respective authorities, be it the school or college or the government.
Thus, the correct answer is option d.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Pick two that have a tone of hostility
Answer:
Its for sure LAOCOON but I'm unsure of the second answer, maybe its option two or one?
Explanation:
Answer:
Narrator: But no one listened to her, because the god Apollo, who gave her the gift of prophecy in exchange for a promise she never fulfilled, caused her prophecies never to be believed.
Narrator: At that moment, the god Poseidon sends two giant sea serpents to strangle Laocoon and his sons. Cassandra also warns the Trojans.
Explanation:
If something is hostile, it's unfriendly. You can talk about a hostile nation, a hostile takeover, a hostile remark, or a hostile attitude.
Gettysburg Address
It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the
unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far
so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated
to the great task remaining before us – that from these
honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for
which they here gave the last full measure of devotion -
that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have
died in vain that this nation, under God, shall have a new
birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the
people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech
Yet when years have rolled past and when the blazing light
of truth is focused on this marvellous age in which we liven
men and women will know and children will be taught
that we have a finer land, a better people, a more noble
civilization - because these humble children of God were
willing to suffer for righteousness sake.
Which phrases from the speeches best support the theme of equality for all?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The key words are “freedom” and “righteousness”
Please help need to complete today
Answer:
The reporter thinks it has been a large, peaceful protest. She probably sees it as a respectful event.
How does shakespeare characterize in acts 3-4?
Have you ever received a gift you did not want or need? What did you do about it?
Answer:
Discreetly re-gift it
Explanation:
They don't need to know
What does this mean?
The room is dark save for the light of a desk lamp
Answer:
Every home office, writing desk and art studio isn’t complete without the perfect desk lamp. Architects need something articulating and far-reaching to light up large blueprints. Artists may want a hyper-focused clamp-on for sketching. Kids want something colorful at their homework desk. Don’t let the compact size fool you, the mighty desk lamp offers more options than you might imagine. Fortunately, we’ve done our homework
Explanation:
thank me later