Is it true or false?

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated in Mexico and elsewhere associated with the Catholic celebrations of All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, and is held on November 1 and 2. The multi-day holiday involves family and friends gathering to pray for and to remember friends and family members who have died.

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The second one.

Explanation:

Answer - Its is short precise and answers the question to a tee.

The frist one is a bit ti vague and uprofessnal.

The thrid one gives why it is negtive.

The last o e is negtive also.

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The Answer is D

Explanation:

Just Got it right

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D- serious and intense

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Black

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Answer: i think A is correct but without th e excerpt i cant be entierly sure

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B. Collective

Explanation:

The words 'punitive' and 'collective' both share the suffix 'tive'.

Dear "sister", it has been a long time since I have seen you as you know. our relationship may never be the same, but I will always love you. No matter what I shall be here for you and I hope you will have mine.

love, "Insert name"

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1. She swam the English Channel several times in the past year, and felt extremely accomplished afterwards.

2. My brother and I need to buy shirts, pants, socks, and shoes for school. So we really hope our parents have enough money.

3. The dogs' tails wagged as father gave them John's leftovers. John looked at them in anger.

Explanation:

The question we are answering here demands a thorough knowledge of English since it includes several different types of grammatical mistakes. Let's explain them:

1. Proper nouns, such as names of rivers, oceans, countries, and people, should be capitalized: "John", "English Channel".

2. We should use commas to separate the items in a list: "shirts, pants, socks, and shoes."

3. Irregular verbs have their own past form: swim - swam ("swimmed" does not exist)

4. We should try to maintain the same verb tense when the passage talks of actions that happened in the same period of time: need / hope; wagged / looked

5. Some words sound the same but are spelled differently. That is the case with "passed", which is a verb, and "past" which can be a noun or an adjective.  That is also the case with "bye" and "buy". We must select the correct one to convey the proper meaning.

6. "Enuf" is a spelling that may be used in very informal conversation - texting with friends, for example. The correct spelling is "enough".

7. In number 2, there is a question mark where there is no question. It should be dropped and replaced with a period.

Answer:

First, we put boil some water then serve the water in a cup. Next, put the teabag in the water. Finally, add some sugar and milk then add a biscuit and enjoy it.  

The blanks are all sequence adverbs - first, next, then, and finally. They are used to describe the order in which actions happen. In this case, they describe the order of the steps to make a cup of tea.

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A

Explanation:

Although none of the options are necessarily wrong, a light/neutral background with dark text is most important (especially in more professional settings) because it allows for easy readability and is not distracting.

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2. It is said that he is on the run from the law.

3. This judge is believed to be very fair.

4. It is suspected that they have been planning a robbery.

5. She is known to work for a big lawyer.

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it can keep you more easy in mind what the hiring organization cares about you

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I don't really watch cartoons anymore, except when I'm hanging out with my baby cousin, but I'll just list what she likes to watch on the TV.

1. Pinkalicous

2. Scooby-Doo

3. SpongeBob Square-Pants

4. Peppa Pig

5. Looney Tunes

6. The Simpsons

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On September 1, 1939, Hitler invaded Poland from the west. Two days later, France and Britain declared war on Germany, beginning World War II.

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Answer:

Debate

Explanation:

Bicker has the negative connotation of being judgment filled and critical, argue is slightly better but still not the best choice, debate, on the other hand, is used in more professional settings and carries the generalization of being respectful and calmer meaning debate is the word the best suits the question.

Answer:

1. Thesaurus

2. Dictonary

3. Thesaurus

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Good sir, the protagonist is you/kelly, the Antagonist is coffee machine, the conflict is person vs machine

Answer:

A. “Happiness only real when shared.”

Explanation:

He was alone in the wilderness and he died alone. Also, I remember reading that quote somewhere in the book.

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Loretta Lee is injured after attempting to free Max from the ropes his father, "Killer Kane," tied him up with. She finally unties Max and frees him, only to be choked by Kane when he returns. Max is watching his father drain the life out of Loretta, and he cries and screams for him to stop, but Kane doesn't let go and pushes him out of the way. Only when Max shouts that he saw Kane kill his mother does Kane stop and listen to his son, letting Loretta go. As Max is reliving the moment that his father killed his mother, he relays the details as Kane shouts at him to stop. Kane then begins to choke Max instead. Kevin breaks in and saves the day by shooting Kane in the eyes with acid. After escaping to the police, they find out that Loretta is alive and okay, but she has a bruised neck from where Kane strangled her.

Explanation:

The extent of Loretta’s injury in the book Freak, the Mighty is:

According to the complete text, we can see that there is a narration about a man known as "Killer Kane" who is a terror to both his family and people around as he locks up his son Max like an animal.

As a result of this, we can see that Loretta is almost killed by Killer Kane as he attempts to asphyxiate (choke) her and she gets a bruise on her neck before she is rescued from his vicious grip.

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Answer:

the real question is DOESNT he trust max (NANI {srry})

Explanation:

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No

Explanation:

Killer Kane was rude, mean, and Max mother killed Killer kan

Answer:

In "Among Teens, Sleep Deprivation an Epidemic," the terms biologically disposed and biologically programmed help the reader understand that _[blank]_.

Which option best completes this statement?

Among Teens, Sleep Deprivation an Epidemic

the natural accumulation of sleep in teens makes it difficult for them to fall asleep prior to midnight on school nights

the tendency to become tired in teens is mostly caused by social and cultural factors and not natural conditions

the physical sleep stimulus that causes teens to go to sleep later is controlled by natural conditions but is affected by other factors

the activities teens are involved in, like sports and part-time jobs, do not adversely affect their genetic tendencies

the natural accumulation of sleep in teens makes it difficult for them to fall asleep prior to midnight on school nights

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Which sentences best cite textual evidence to analyze the central idea that four locations, including California, Nevada, and Washington D.C., have adopted regulations about driving autonomous cars?

(Select all that apply.)

500 Miles in a Self-Driving Car

One of [the rules] dictates that anyone who gets behind the wheel must be properly trained.

As the rules in each state currently stand, autonomous technology is limited to prototypes, not production vehicles.

As if to underscore that point, my phone was locked in a secure box when I arrived and a security guard escorted me everywhere.

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I know Im like super super late but the answer was cycle

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Once ten is ten. Once eleven is eleven. Once twelve is twelve

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John said that he could care less if he doesn't get the job.

Explanation:

An idiom can be regarded as phrase or expresion which it's culturally understood meaning is different from the denotations of the composite words. The phrase or the expression has a meaning that is entirely different from the individual words that made up the phrase.

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Uses a dictionary and a computer for this job. Finds the mistakes and edit them. Put the words of the sentences in the correct form. Makes sure the text is in paragraphs etc. In general is a person who likes reading a lot.

Explanation:

It is the job of an editor. You can add some more things to do it longer.

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the answer is A,  The dialogue is effective because it shows julika appreciates her daughters effort enough to stay awake and have breakfast.

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Option 3

The second and fourth line rhymes and have same numbers of syllables.

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English 9 Practice Final B

DIRECTIONS:  Read and T4 the two selections and the viewing and representing piece. Then,

   answer the questions that follow.

“Slim”   by Carol Cullar

Shamrock, Texas, in August of 1937

     The rolling prairie stretched from the Rockies to the Ozarks across a thousand miles of gently rolling hills cut by dry river beds and small farms plowed higgledy-piggledy and sown with acres of wheat—millions of acres of wheat planted to answer the government’s cry during World War I. Slow to convert, some of the farmers were switching to cotton and corn, but too few had gone to modern agricultural methods. Spirits reeled from the War, the Influenza of 1918–19, the Crash. When the market collapsed, they lost money, then equipment, their farms,

and heart. As if unsatisfied with the havoc wreaked, Nature unleashed The Drought and aimed it like some great magnifying lens focused incessantly on the western farmland of Oklahoma. Fickle rains fell, only to be sucked away by the burning

air. Elsewhere, entire sections flash-flooded away for want of contour plowing. The atmosphere became a destructive engine powering itself on heated updrafts, pulling erosive ground-winds into its maw, along with the topsoil, then the subsoil, and the hopes of all those tied to the land. Thousands quit when the dust storms began to rage; some went insane as the dust-laden, ionized wind scoured every crevice and

left nowhere to hide, nowhere to run except away—to California, to South Texas,  battered tin dipper in her hand and with a deft flick of the wrist splashed what was left of her drink over the top portion of the flour sack stitched there. The cascading droplets wet the thin fabric, and a breeze blew the cooler air over her. She closed her eyes and

breathed.

“Hey!” The startled voice was deep and unfamiliar and cme from the glaring haze on the other side of the screen.

         “Oh! I’m so sorry! Let me get a towel!” Bessie pushed the screen past its buffer catch and opened it wide. A hobo stood on the stoop, his cap in hand; he mopped his forehead with a red bandanna.

        “You didn’t get me very wet!” After his first quick glance upward, he fixed his gaze respectfully on the yellow tom that came to swish about her ankles.

Bessie searched the high-buttoned front of his fade

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