It has been suggested that the Dinomatron shortage was a conspiracy
to drive up prices, but I disagree. First of all, no one could have
predicted the immense popularity of this toy. Just last year, a very
similar dinosaur-building kit was ignored by shoppers. Second, severe
winter weather all along the East Coast led to shipping delays,
contributing to the shortage. Could someone have conspired to create
bad weather? I don't think so. The Dinomatron price increase was the
natural result of supply and demand economics. During the busy
hyiliday shopping season, weather prevented toy stores from receiving
enough toys to fill demand. Therefore, they became more valuable.
Which is an example of a counterclaim?
O A Severe winter weather all along the East Coast led to shipping
delays.
B. The Dinomatron shortage was a conspiracy to drive up prices.
C. They became more valuable.
D. No one could have predicted the immense popularity of this toy.

What are the differences in the ways various cultures or social subgroups view and react to homeschooling for special needs kids? Why do these differences exist?

Explain what Anne's legacy is all about and why it remains important to know her story ?

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For which topic would a live demonstration work BEST in a speech?
a. how electricity is produced
b. how to repair a watch
c. how two chemicals violently react
d. how to change the oil in a car

everyone,
you are AMAZING
you are BEAUTIFUL
you are SMART
you are KIND
you are NOT going to give up on your FIGHT
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What words in tell tale heart show the mood?

Explain how the idea of majority rule relates to the rights of the minority in the American democratic political system.

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Which phrases from the first stanza of the poem illustrate the use of imagery? Check all that apply. Chicago " it is snowing softly " "and a man has just " "he steps into the twilight " "carrying a wrinkled shopping bag"

Read the passage.

Which phrase helps the reader understand the metaphor “Machines are the destroyers of human nature”?

Machines are the destroyers of human nature. Being unnatural products, they do not care if they are necessary. They damage the senses, the motivations, and the power of human experiences. They exist because we continue to allow them to exist—nothing more, nothing less.

I was going to tour and I was very happy​

In the poem i know why the caged bird sing how does the poet described the world of nature​

The poem about the wreck of the Hesperus is:
OOOO
a sonnet
an Elizabethan poem.
a narrative poem.
None of the choices are correct.

Which questions would be most useful to help a reader figure out the theme of story?

Use these transitional words to link the following pairs of sentences:
CONSEQUENTLY THEREFORE HOWEVER SIMILARLY

2) Drinking can impair your ability to make good judgement while driving _______ drinking and driving can be fatal.
( i already did number one , I use however )
3) The novel The Da Vinci Code was riveting from beginning to end _______ the movie was interesting.
4) The drain were clogged ______ there was massive flooding.

The author uses flashback in this story to show A. the misunderstanding between Rob and Adrian. B. the deteriorating health condition of Piyush. C. the history of Rob and Piyush's friendship. D. the relationship of Adrian and Rob's family.

Two identical spring scales are arranged as shown. If a weight is suspended as shown in the figure, what will happen?





A.Spring on the left will stretch more.

B.Spring on the right will stretch more.

C.Both springs will stretch the same distance.

D.One cannot tell which spring will stretch more.​

Which statement is false?

1. Print media stopped writing about the Space Race because television was already covering the news.
2. During the 1960s, television news casts focused on headlines and big stories, while newspaper reports were more detailed.
3. Walter Cronkite was personally enthusiastic about America’s space program, so he covered the news frequently during his news casts.
4. American rhetoric at this time declared space exploration a duty of the American people.

I got both wrong.
What type of poet are this?

Match each excerpt from the passage with the tone it conveys.

Which one of these is an important point in the passage?
A.
Tenzing Norgay gained his experience in Nepal.
B.
When Hunt's team stopped, Norgay and Hillary went on to reach the top of Everest.
C.
Today, climbers still take the South CoI route when climbing Everest

Read this excerpt from Holes.
The shovel felt heavy in Stanley’s soft, fleshy hands. He tried to jam it into the earth, but the blade banged against the ground and bounced off without making a dent. The vibrations ran up the shaft of the shovel and into Stanley’s wrists, making his bones rattle.
It was still dark. The only light came from the moon and the stars, more stars than Stanley had ever seen before. It seemed he had only just gotten to sleep when Mr. Pendanski came in and woke everyone up.
Using all his might, he brought the shovel back down onto the dry lake bed. The force stung his hands but made no impression on the earth. He wondered if he had a defective shovel. He glanced at Zero, about fifteen feet away, who scooped out a shovelful of dirt and dumped it on a pile that was already almost a foot tall.
Which list shows the narrative structure of this excerpt?
Stanley tries to jam the shovel into the earth, Mr. Pendanski wakes everyone, Stanley thinks his shovel is defective, Stanley sees Zero’s pile of dirt.
Stanley sees Zero’s pile of dirt, Stanley thinks his shovel is defective, Mr. Pendanski wakes everyone, Stanley tries to jam the shovel into the earth.
Mr. Pendanski wakes everyone, Stanley tries to jam the shovel into the earth, Stanley thinks his shovel is defective, Stanley sees Zero’s pile of dirt.
Stanley thinks his shovel is defective, Stanley tries to jam the shovel into the ground, Stanley sees Zero’s pile of dirt, Mr. Pendanski wakes everyone

I need a good answer please

Consider "The Red Room" and "The Monkey's Paw.” , identify the point of view in each short story and explain how each narration contributes to the mood.

FOR 10 POINTS
In the word disappearing, the prefix is
disa
di
dis
and the suffix is
ing
aring

Carl makes the table below to determine the number of atoms of each element in the chemical formula 4Ca(ClO3)2. A table with 3 columns and 2 rows. The first column labeled element has entries calcium, chlorine, oxygen. The second column labeled calculation has entries 1 times 4 , 1 times 2, 3 times 2. The third column labeled total atoms has entries 4, 2, 6. What mistake did Carl make? He did not multiply the calcium atoms by the subscript 2. He did not add the coefficient 4 to the chlorine and oxygen atoms. He did not add the subscript 2 to the calcium atoms. He did not multiply the chlorine and oxygen atoms by the coefficient 4.

PLEASE HELLPPPP The town of Madisonville, Texas was hit by a strong storm in late July. Most of the city lost power for several hours, and damage was severe in parts of the city. The Lakeside Cafe, famous for its misspelled sign saying, “Chicken-Fried Stake,” lost its roof in the storm. Amazingly, no employees or customers were injured. John Paxton, who was eating in the restaurant at the time, said, “They told us there was no way to know if it was a tornado or not. Well, I’ve never seen this kind of damage from anything but a tornado.”
Fallen limbs and downed power lines were also common problems across the city, blocking passage down dozens of streets. Crews worked for days without pause to restore power and to cut and haul away large limbs. With many businesses closed until power could be restored, hundreds of local residents found themselves stuck at home without electricity and therefore without air conditioning. Local woman Sally H. was sitting on her front porch, fanning herself with a shoe catalog. “It’s hot,” she said. “Normally, I would enjoy a day off of work, but this isn’t a normal day off.”
The hospital was able to stay open and powered by electricity generators. Furman Simms, working the front desk, said it seemed almost like a normal day. “We saw more people today than usual,” he explained, “but it wasn’t bad. We never ran out of beds. I expected it to be a lot busier.”The reader can infer that hundreds of Madisonville residents were probably
A.
glad they had generators.
B.
helped haul away tree limbs.
C.
enjoyed not going to work.
D.
not happy to be at home.

choose the adjectival clause

In this excerpt, what unusual belief does Usher hold?

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Both articlesinclude the fact that fact that electic cars are powered by rechargeable batteries. How does"Car Tunes" interpret this fact differently?

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