Answer:
The correct option is Option 'B'
The way does James Baldwin use a narrative structure, The essay shows how the narrator develops over the course of a story.The correct answer is A) the essay tells a story of race relations in Harlem.
In what way does James Baldwin use a narrative structure?James Baldwin uses a narrative structure in that the essay tells a story of race relations in Harlem.
James Baldwin (1924-1987) was an African American author and activist that supported the civil rights of African American in the United States. Baldwin wrote the book with the collection of his essays called “Notes of a Native Son” in 1955. In his work, Baldwin talks about racial and class segregation in the United States.
The other options of the question were, b) the essay emphasizes themes of healing and forgiving in the face of conflict, c) the essay questions the inequality between races, and d) the essay gives background information about the 1943 Harlem Riot.
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Within A Farewell to Arms, what would be the best definition of the word “battalions”?
Question 14 options:
a)
Large numbers of soldiers or troops acting in unison.
b)
A specialized force in the military composed of less than 10 soldiers.
c)
An offensive posture doomed to failure.
d)
A lion insignia on a soldier’s uniform.
Answer:
a)Large numbers of soldiers or troops acting in unison
Explanation:
A battalion can be regarded as military unit, that consist between 300 to 1000 soldiers under the command of a lieutenant colonel, they can be subdivided into a number of companies. Depending on countries
battalions are regarded as infantry exclusively or unit-level organizations. It should be noted that Within A Farewell to Arms, the best definition of “battalions” is "Large numbers of soldiers or troops acting in unison"
Do you think it's appropriate for a scientist to give his/her own opinions when
delivering a speech on recent scientific findings? Explain your answer.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Scientific findings are supposed to be factual, not opinion-based
No, I don't think it's appropriate for a scientist to give their own opinions when delivering a speech because their recent scientific findings need to be factual-based and not opinion-oriented.
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The first postage stamp, the "Penny Black," was printed and used in England in 1840. The stamp was called the "Penny Black" because it was printed in black ink and was sold for a penny. Mail was sent and received long before the first stamp, but it was the receiver who had to pay for the mail, not the sender. Since some people were unable to pay to receive their mail, the idea of the postage stamp was born.
In 1845, five years after England's "Penny Black," the first stamp was printed in the United States of America. Two years later, on July 1, 1847 the first official U.S. postage stamps were issued featuring the portraits of our first postmaster and our first President. The five cent value paid for postal service up to a distance of 300 miles. The stamp, printed in blue, has a catalog value of hundreds of dollars today. A used or canceled copy of this stamp is worth at least half as much as an unused stamp. This stamp was issued imperforate (unperforated) and had to be cut apart with scissors. The adoption of adhesive stamps opened up the development of today's extensive postal system.
Since 1845, the United States has printed more than 3,000 different kinds of stamps. Gradually, all of the world's countries began to issue stamps.
Several kinds of postage stamps are printed. Some of the most interesting are the commemoratives. A commemorative stamp honors anniversaries, important people, or special events. It is usually on sale at the post office only for a short time.
A more common stamp is called a regular issue. Regular issue stamps are printed in greater numbers, and can be obtained for a longer period of time. They are sold in stamp machines as well as in the post office.
Other less common stamps are airmail stamps, special delivery stamps, and envelope stamps. If you have ever seen a postage stamp album of the United States, you will know that it has spaces to put all of these stamps.
Submit your persuasive writing about stamp collecting. You may use the excerpt about stamp collecting. Use the graphic organizer to organize your ideas in order to write your essay. Be sure your essay is five paragraphs and includes the following:
State your opinion clearly in a well-formed topic sentence. Introduce the idea of a hobby and explain what is stamp collecting.
Give the first reason why stamp collecting is good hobby. Support this reason by citing evidence from the reading passage on "The Hobby of Stamp Collecting."
Give the second reason why stamp collecting is a good hobby. Support this reason with cited evidence also.
Give the third reason why stamp collecting is a good hobby. Support this reason with cited evidence from the passage.
Concluding paragraph. This paragraph should wrap up the three ideas and restate the topic sentence.
Answer:
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are you fine with that?
Read this excerpt from "Why Are They Called Black Holes?"
Within a circular boundary of about fifty miles from the black hole center, gravity is so strong that massless light cannot escape its pull. This boundary is called the "theoretical event horizon." Imagine observing a black hole from galaxies away. Light can be seen around the event horizon but not within it. The universe is filled with dim light drifting all around, but absolutely no light can be seen inside a circular event horizon. Therefore, the area inside is called a "black hole."
Based on this excerpt, which conclusion is most likely true about black holes?
Even though there is light inside a black hole, it is not visible.
Even though a black hole has gravity, there is nothing inside a black hole.
A black hole can only be observed or detected at a short distance.
A black hole only releases light that appears black to the eyes.
Answer:
A. Even though there is light inside a black hole, it is not visible
Explanation:
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
why does jonas's community use euphemisms in the book "The Giver"
Answer:
Jonas community uses euphemism because they don’t want the people to know that they are “releasing“ the people to Elsewhere.
dialogue in a sentence
Answer: And Mary said, “Wow, thats sure a bummer.” before turning away and continuing her work.
(Just random off the top of my head.)
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Answer:
Explanation:
Prefixes: un-, out-, dis:
anything that starts with dis, anything that starts with un, and anything that starts with out.
Prefixes: en-, de-:
anything that starts with en, and anything that starts with de.
Suffixes: -ful, -ly, -er, -men
anything that ENDS with ful, anything that ENDS with ly, anything that ENDS with er, and anything that ENDS with men.
Hope it helped!
How do Elizabeth and George Wickham meet in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice?
Answer: Elizabeth and Mr. WIckham meet in Chapter sixteen at Meryton when Mr. Denny (a naval officer recently returned) introduces him as his companion to Elizabeth and Lydia Bennet as they meet on the street.
Answer:
They met in Meryton, Mr. Denny an officer introduced his friend, Mr. Wickham to Lydia, kitty, and Elizabeth,
Explanation:
who needs help with challenges?
Answer:
Mee
Explanation:
Answer:
Me, I kind of do but I'm still getting used to this so I don't know what challenges really are
Explanation:
Read the passage.
In the late 1800s, long-distance communication was difficult. Though there was a postal service, it was slow and unreliable. Letters could take many weeks or even months to travel cross country. Quickly reaching a faraway loved one in an emergency was only possible via the electric telegraph, which was not available to everyone. In contrast, today Americans communicate freely, inexpensively, and frequently over all distances with cell phones and computers. Friends and family, no matter how distant, are only a push of a button away.
Which word or phrase makes the transition to a different idea?
in the late
quickly
in contrast
friends and family
Answer:
The word or phrase that makes the transition to a different idea in this excerpt is "in contrast."
Explanation:
In English language, there are certain words or phrases that are used to connect ideas, sentences or paragraphs. These words or phrases are called linking words. There are many types of linking words classified according to their function, for example:
Addition: also, as well as, in addition to, moreover, etc.
Consequence: as a result, hence, therefore, etc.
Contrast: although, rather, in contrast, etc.
In this excerpt, the phrase, in contrast, is used as a linking word to show a transition to an opposite idea within the same paragraph and compare communication in two different time periods.
Explanation:
Answer:
C. In contrast
Leave No Trace Reading Plus Story Level H
society and jobs do not use scarces well. Essay of 4 paragraphs
Answer: I suggest to right about teaching or something similar
Explanation: many teachers dont use scarces well
presentation about toxic friends
Answer:
Friends are: Trusted companions People you can share your joys and frustrations with People who believe in you A toxic friendship is Unsupportive Takes, Takes, & Takes Stifling Gives Nothing Back Unreliable Overly Demanding They talk about everyone. Here’s a clue, if your friend gossips about everyone don’t think for one moment that they aren’t gossiping about you! Drama, drama, drama!!!
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Answer:
Barbara Timberlake Russel.
He glanced back at the wall. How like a mirror, too, her face. Impossible; for how many people did you know that refracted your own light to you? People were more often-he searched for a simile, found one in his work-torches, blazing away until they whiffed out. How rarely did other people's faces take of you and throw back to you your own expression, your own innermost trembling thought? (Bradbury 8).
What two things are being compared in this example? How do you know?
Answer: Her face and a mirror.
Explanation:
In the passage, the speaker makes direct reference to (her) face being like a mirror, reflecting how he felt and showing his own expressions and thoughts.
what is personification?
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Your answer is:
Personification is a figure of speech in which an inanimate object or abstraction is given human qualities or abilities.
Example: She did not realize that opportunity was knocking at her door.
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Answer:
The attribution of a a personal nature or human characteristic to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality ik human form.
Which of the following types of literature often contains deeper ideas and concepts?
A. Interpretive literature
B. Best-selling literature
C. Fictional literature
D. Informational literature
Answer:
Thw right answer is option 'A'.
What insight about human nature does the story of Pandora convey?
a) Beauty is both a blessing and a curse.
b) Pride is both a blessing and a curse.
c) Curiosity is both a blessing and a curse.
d) Anger is both a blessing and a curse.
Answer:
C-
Explanation:
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A. being stimulated
B. gaining steam
C. accelerating
D. stabilizing
why the word "starts" is incorrect in the sentence "Benjamin, who’s the most artistic, place marshmallows around the top."
Which of the sample
sentences has the correct in-
text citation?
A. Sentence A
B. Sentence B
C. Sentence C
D. Sentence D
Laurie created an infographic for her science fair project that includes a chart detailing a timeline of the tides of the ocean. What type of information is he presenting?
vocabulary
data
similarities and differences
dates and stages
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Why is dialogue an important part of a story?
A. Dialogue makes the reading go faster. B. Dialogue can reveal a character's personality.
C. Dialogue offers lengthy descriptions of the setting.
D. Dialogue is the only method used to explain the major events in the plot of a story.
Answer:
B. Dialogue can reveal a character's personality.
Explanation:
Select the correct description of the expression below.
He's as sneaky as a fox.
O slang
O vague
stilted
trite (cliché)
Answer:
trite
Explanation:
Could someone help me out with an English essay? I just need help with the hook, i'm really bad at thinking of what to say :(
Answer:
Usually when I'm writing essays I go for a sound, a statement/question or a fact hope this helps :)
Answer:
You can say something of your opinion like something knowledgeable. Because it seems like your essay can get very emotional depending on which way you go with it.
Explanation:
By using blank punctuation and capitalization, we create clear sentences
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
true
Explanation:
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING EVENTS
IS MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR JUST
AFTER THIS PICTURE IS TAKEN?
The calves graze on
grass
The little girl's mom
® reapplies sunscreen
because it is sunny out
The calves take shelter
because they see a storm
is brewing
The little girl accidently
O cuts herself on the
barbed wire fence
TEADING WITH MONTAN VIEW
Answer:
C
Explanation:
C
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Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Knowing who is your audience is an important aspect of public speaking. Before writing a speech, the speaker needs to analyze and know to whom he/she is going to deliver the content.
The one characteristic that is not required to know about your target audience is their content knowledge. Content knowledge can be defined as a piece of knowledge related to the subject matter, facts, theories, concepts, etc. which are taught by educators, trainers, etc.
Therefore, option B is correct.
what was the dytlove pass incident?
Read each of the poems below and identify examples of
the techniques. Record your examples on the lines
provided. Scroll all the way to the bottom to see both
poems.
Sonic Boom
I'm sitting in the living room
When, up above, the Thump of Doom
Resounds. Relax. It's sonic boom.
The ceiling shudders at the clap,
The mirrors tilt, the rafters snap,
And Baby wakens from his nap.
"Hush, babe. Some pilot we equip,
Giving the speed of sound the slip,
Has cracked the air like a penny whip."
Our world is far from frightening; I
no longer strain to read the sky
Where moving fingers (jet planes) fly.
Our world seems much too tame to die.
And if it does, with one more pop,
I shan't look up to see it drop.
by John Updike
1. Rhyme Scheme (1st six lines):
2. Imagery:
3. Onomatopoeia:
4. Onomatopoeia:
5. Alliteration :
6. Alliteration :
6. Simile:
7. Metaphor (stanza #1):
Answer:
similer i shant look up tu o see it drop