In animal farm name 3 similarities between the movie scene and chapter 2?

Answer: I haven’t read or watched this movie, but from evidence I have concluded that this piece of evidence will further help you piece details or similarities from the movie. Hope it helps, have a great day!

Explanation: By the end of the second chapter, the precise parallels between the Russian Revolution and the plot of Animal Farm have emerged more clearly. The Manor Farm represents Russia under the part-feudal, part-capitalist system of the tsars, with Mr. Jones standing in for the moping and negligent Tsar Nicholas II. Old Major serves both as Karl Marx, who first espoused the political philosophy behind communism, and as Vladimir Lenin, who effected this philosophy’s revolutionary expression. His speech to the other animals bears many similarities to Marx’s Communist Manifesto and to Lenin’s later writings in the same vein. The animals of the Manor Farm represent the workers and peasants of Russia, in whose name the Russian Revolution’s leaders first struggled. Boxer and Clover, in particular, embody the aspects of the working class that facilitate the participation of the working class in revolution: their capacity for hard work, loyalty to each other, and lack of clear philosophical direction opens them up to the more educated classes’ manipulation.

The pigs play the role of the intelligentsia, who organized and controlled the Russian Revolution. Squealer creates propaganda similar to that spread by revolutionaries via official organs such as the Communist Party newspaper Pravda. Moses embodies the Russian Orthodox Church, weakening the peasants’ sense of revolutionary outrage by promising a utopia in the afterlife; the beer-soaked bread that Mr. Jones feeds him represents the bribes with which the Romanov dynasty (in which Nicholas II was the last tsar) manipulated the church elders. Mollie represents the self-centered bourgeoisie: she devotes herself to the most likely suppliers of luxuries and comfort.

Read this sentence from "excerpt from President Richard Nixon’s News Conference: The President’s Personal Finances."

I noted in some editorials and perhaps in some commentaries on television, a very reasonable question.

Knowing that the words commentaries and analyses are synonyms, what is the definition of commentaries?


silences

speeches

explanations

absences

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Answer these questions.
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1. One day ago we were on Sunday, today it is ____.

2. Tomorrow will be Monday, in six days we will be at ___.

3. Yesterday was Wednesday two days ago was ___.

4.Tomorrow will be Wednesday, after tomorrow we will be ____.

5. Two days ago was Monday, yesterday was ___.

6. tomorrow will be Friday, yesterday was ___.​

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What is h the theme of the poem

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5. How should the audience for your rhetorical speech affect the language you use to craft the speech?
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Your speech's tone, its level of formality, should match your relationship with the members of your audience.
O Your speech's sentence structure should be very simple so that any audience can understand your argument.
O Your speech's grammar should seem very formal to your audience so that you'll seem to know your stuff.
O Your speech's vocabulary should be slightly more difficult or complex than the words your listeners use.

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Match the description to the percentage, based on the article above.

1. percent of school-age children in the U.S. who were homeschooled students in 2003
2. percent of full time homeschooled students
3. percent of homeschooled students also in school less than 9 hours
4. percent of homeschooled students were also in school 9-25 hours
5. percent of homeschooled students from white families vs. other ethnicities
6. percent of homeschooled students from two-parent homes
7. percent of homeschooled students from two-parent homes with one parent working
8. percent of parents homeschooling because of school environment

77%
6%
54%
85%
12%
2.2%
82%
81%

The bar graph shows the relationship between what two things on the x- and y-axes?
a) the number of homeschooled students (y-axis) in 1999 and 2003 (x-axis)
b) the number of homeschooled students (x-axis) in 1999 and 2003 (y-axis)

How many groups are being compared? one two three four

In comparison to 1999, what happens to all groups in 2003?

They decreased.
They increased.
They didn't change.
no clear pattern

Which sentence demonstrates the standard use of an apostrophe in a
contraction?
The Barkers are moving to the coast. They're having a yard sale.
The Barkers are moving to the coast. Theyre having a yard sale.
O The Barkers are moving to the coast. Their' having a yard sale.

How does it show the standard use of an apostrophe

(The Outsiders Chapter 3-4)
8.Read the following quotations below from chapter 3-4, and explain and explain who, what, where, when, and the why of this particular passage. Be sure your explanation includes any relevant plot information and any characters that relate to the quote

"A panic was rising in me as I listened to Johnny's quiet voice go on and on."

What does it mean if a guy takes a girl's face in his hands and kisses her on the forehead?
context: he drove over to her house because she was sick and he pulled up outside and she went out to greet him but she didn't have shoes on.
so when she went up he picked her up and she got to hug him around the neck for the first time and he was so warm.
then when he put her down, her feet were freezing on the ground because it's winter and so he had her stand on his feet while she hugged him.
then at the end, before she was about to go inside, he just took her face in his hands and pressed his lips to her forehead.
they are just friends. really close friends who love each other.

In chapter 23, the reader becomes aware that Mr. Bedford’s and Mr. Cavor’s stories don’t match. On which detail are the two in agreement? Mr. Bedford had no choice in leaving Mr. Cavor on the moon. Mr. Bedford fought against and killed several of the Selenites. They were captured because Mr. Bedford ate the fungus. Mr. Bedford became impulsive and rash on the moon.

Writing Task 3. Imagine you have started a campaign, for example, to protect your local environment. Write a campaign letter. You should: • Have a clear aim of your campaign • Have a name for your campaign Tell to the reader when you started your campaign, what you have already done and what would you like to do in the future

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What is the text structure of the passage ?

A. Cause and effect
B. Compare and contrast
C. Chronological/sequential
D. Problem and solution

why do people read mystery novels?

Why do you think Miles conceals the reason that he and Winnie return without my fish?

2. Which of the following patterns of organization is most appropriate in a good summary? (1 point)
Ocause and effect
Ochronological order
O order of importance

1.

The rate of change is constant in each table. Find the rate of change. Explain what the rate of change means for the situation.


A. [tex]\frac{65}{1}[/tex]; Your car travels 65 miles every 1 hour.

B. 10; your car travels for 10 hours.

C. 260; your car travels 260 miles.

D. [tex]\frac{1}{65}[/tex]; Your car travels 65 miles every 1 hour.

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1 Alexander Hamilton is the Founding Father pictured on the ten-dollar bill. Unlike George Washington (on quarters and dollar bills), or Thomas Jefferson (on nickels and two-dollar bills), Hamilton was never elected president. The two facts people most often recall about Hamilton are that he served as the first secretary of the treasury and that he was killed by Aaron Burr in a duel. He deserves more credit than those two facts suggest. His presence on the ten-dollar bill shows that he played a crucial role in the early years of our country.
2 Although many key figures from early history came from privileged backgrounds, Hamilton grew up in poverty in the West Indies. He was such a brilliant child that a kindly churchman arranged for his schooling in New York, where he attended King’s College, now Columbia University.
3 Hamilton first achieved distinction during the Revolutionary War. His abilities attracted the attention of George Washington, who appointed him an aide-de-camp and relied on him as a personal secretary and adviser. Later in the war, Hamilton resigned as aide to lead troops directly in battle.
4 Hamilton became a successful attorney and an important figure in New York and national politics after the war. His support for a strong central government helped bring about the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Hamilton was one of the authors of the Federalist Papers which defended the new Constitution. Appointed by Washington as secretary of the treasury, Hamilton’s fiscal policies ensured the stability of the new republic. His rivalry with Thomas Jefferson helped spark the rise of the political parties in the United States.
5 Even after Hamilton resigned his office, he remained influential on the national stage and in the New York politics. His opposition to another New York politician, Aaron Burr, led to the infamous duel and Hamilton’s untimely death.
The man who killed Alexander Hamilton will probably never appear on U.S. currency. Aaron Burr’s early career showed great promise. Born in Princeton, New Jersey, he was the son of a president of Princeton College and the grandson of a famous clergyman. At age 16, Burr graduated from Princeton. His pursuit of further studies was interrupted by the American Revolution. Burr distinguished himself on the field and briefly joined General Washington’s staff. However, Burr’s relationship with Washington was never close or easy, and the young hero returned to the battlefield, eventually leading a regiment.
7. After he left the army, Burr began a hugely successful legal career in New York, often crossing paths with Alexander Hamilton in social and professional settings. He became active in state politics and was elected to the U.S. Senate. Burr’s relationship with Hamilton turned unfriendly as the men assumed leadership of opposing political parties in New York. In the disputed presidential election of 1800, Hamilton’s role in ensuring that Burr was elected vice president rather than president increased the antagonism between the two men.
8 Burr reached the peak of his political career as vice president. After that, he was alienated from his own party. Aware that he would not be nominated again, he unsuccessfully ran for governor of New York. Burr blamed Hamilton for his political troubles. In July 1804, the U.S. vice president fatally wounded his rival in a duel.
9 Burr’s misfortunes and misconduct did not end with the duel. He became involved in a plot to detach the Louisiana Territory from the United States and apparently to crown himself emperor. He was tried for treason in 1807 but acquitted. In disgrace, Burr fled to Europe for four years. He returned to New York to practice law and died in penniless obscurity at the age of 80.

Which sentence from the passage MOST strongly supports the prediction that Burr will never appear on U.S. currency?

A.
Burr’s relationship with Hamilton turned unfriendly as the men assumed leadership of opposing political parties in New York.

B.
Burr reached the peak of his political career as vice president.

C.
Burr’s misfortunes and misconduct did not end with the duel.

D.
He became involved in a plot to detach the Louisiana Territory from the United States and apparently to crown himself emperor.

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a pentatonic melody has only got 5 notes true or false​

5 sentence summary about Cesar Chavez

True or false? The role that Lake Okechobee played in Janie's life was ultimately tragic and destructive.

False -- Lake Okechobee had nothing to do with the tragic end of Janie's marriage.

Completely true -- Lake Okechobee was the setting for events that eventually left Janie alone to grieve in solitude for the rest of her
life.

Neither true nor false - Janie never visited Lake Okechobee.

Partly true - The events at Lake Okechobee led to Tea Cake's tragic death, but they did not destroy Janie's spirit.

HELP! How can I make this passive sentence into a active sentence?!

William was swimming in the lake.

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How are personal details about the husband used in the poem to express the speakers perspective on the wife

how does the writer use language to describe white fangs attack on jim hall

What happens when Sampson "bites his thumb?" How do the other men react to that
action?

This is from the Romeo and Juliet film plz help me

How does Juliet's comment in Act I, Scene v, lines 137-138 echo the Prologue? Explain your answer.