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1.IF I KISS JUST TO GO TO LONDON, I WILL KILLMY AUNT.

2.IF SHE BEAT HER HUSBAND MEAT HARD, SHE WILL FAIL HER EXAMS

3.IF THEY DRINK TOO EARLY,THEY WILL SLAP YOU AND THEY WILL KICK THEM TO WAIT

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why did Harriet Beecher Stowe suddenly become famous?

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Look at paragraph 8. What central idea do the sentences in this paragraph support?

A) Researchers study language changes in different communities.

B) Researchers are compiling vast collections of texts that will help them explore shifts in language.

C) Researchers use language to understand English history.

D) Researchers have discovered a link between language learning and change.

Select the part of the subject that agrees with the bold verb.
While Robby Stewart drives for several hours, the puppies in the back
seat sleep peacefully.
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Read the excerpt from “Harriet Tubman: A Life of Toil and Triumph.”

When her work in the South was finished, Harriet finally returned to her home in New York. There she helped former enslaved persons adjust to their new lives. It would seem like her life’s work was over, now that freedom and education for former enslaved persons was assured. However, a life of ease was not part of Harriet’s plan, and it was no surprise to those who knew her that she took up yet another cause. Before long she was off on a tour with Susan B. Anthony to rally support for women’s right to vote.

Finally, at the age of 83, Harriet Tubman was ready to return home for good. She did so, and then immediately had a house built nearby to serve homeless seniors. She then worked at the Harriet Tubman Home for the Aged until 1911, when she became too frail to do so and was made an honorary resident. She died in 1913 at the age of 93 and was buried with full military honors. It was a fitting celebration for a woman who was born enslaved, yet chose to use her free life in ways that served us all.

Which detail from the excerpt reveals a change in public attitude during Harriet Tubman’s lifetime?

Tubman built a home for homeless seniors.
Tubman was buried with full military honors.
Tubman returned home at the age of 83.
Tubman helped former slaves adjust to freedom.

Read the excerpt from The Land.
I didn't figure that was what was best for us though, and
neither did Robert. The next night after that trip, I spent
the night in my daddy's house, as I sometimes did.
While Robert and I were waiting for sleep, Robert said to
me, "Our daddy talk to you about sending us off to
school?
"Yeah," I replied, and we both were silent.
"Well," said Robert as the moonlight slipped over us,"
don't want to go. I don't want to go off to any Savannah
school without you."
What does this dialogue reveal about Robert?
O He feels angry at Paul for attending a different school.
O He agrees with his father's decision about his
schooling.
He is eager to attend a new school without his
brother.
O He feels close and connected to his brother Paul.

In Derek Walcott’s "Midsummer,” the speaker reveals his perspective by using allusions that give information about his background, the topics that are important to him, and his attitude and feelings. Think about your own background and experiences. In a paragraph, explain how your perspective affects your interpretation and understanding of "Midsummer.”

MIDSUMMER

With the stampeding hiss and scurry of green lemmings, midsummer’s leaves race to extinction like the roar
of a Brixton riot tunneled by water hoses;
they seethe toward autumn’s fire—it is in their nature,
being men as well as leaves, to die for the sun.
The leaf stems tug at their chains, the branches bending
like Boer cattle under Tory whips that drag every wagon
nearer to apartheid. And, for me, that closes
the child’s fairy tale of an antic England—fairy rings,
thatched cottages fenced with dog roses,
a green gale lifting the hair of Warwickshire.
I was there to add some color to the British theater.
“But the blacks can’t do Shakespeare, they have no experience.”
This was true. Their thick skulls bled with rancor
when the riot police and the skinheads exchanged quips
you could trace to the Sonnets, or the Moor’s eclipse.
Praise had bled my lines white of any more anger,
and snow had inducted me into white fellowships,
while Calibans howled down the barred streets of an empire that began with Caedmon’s raceless dew, and is ending
in the alleys of Brixton, burning like Turner’s ships.

Billy was just in a fight because...........

How does the writer use spatial organization to describe the X-JT7?

Which edit to these sentences is necessary to correct a writing error?
There is some names that can be translated from one language to
another. Names like Daisy and April represent real things that have
names in other languages.
A. Change "Daisy" to "daisy"
B. Change "is some" to "are some"
C. Change "other languages" to "another languages"
D. Change "translated" to "translatted"

How do these two passages differ from one another?
A)
The first is in favor of recycling; the second is
opposed to recycling.
B)
The first is opposed to recycling, the second is in
favor of recycling
The first mostly considers non-money-related
reasons for the school to recycle, unlike the second.
D)
The first mostly considers money-related reasons for
the school to recycle, unlike the second.

concluding sentence about fear

Solve the proportion 19/12=f/9

Write a letter to you father about environment of your school​

Mandated Reporter Training Include a minimum 2-3 page reflection paper on what you learned about child maltreatment and mandated reporting. Include citations from the textbook and information from the training. 4. Identify individuals who are mandated by law to report abuse and neglect. 6. Explain why it is so important for everyone who works with young children to understand the 1. Include an introduction paragraph introducing the purpose of the assignment 5. Describe the Intervention techniques teachers can use for families at risk for maltreatment. 7. End with a conclusion paragraph summarizing what you learned from this training and the he certificate PART 2: Click here to see the start of an Example paper 2. Identify the different types of child maltreatment 3. Explain the possible causes of maltreatment importance of being a mandated reporter. textbook Canvas Guides If you are no​

Refugee
Josef's father wanted to attend what ceremony on the boat
a. birthday party
b. bar mitvah
c. funeral
d. banquet

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Choose the appropriate word to complete the sentence below.
The sudden roar of the big cat was (unexpected, unexpectedly) loud.
a. unexpected
b. unexpectedly
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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В

Read the following sentence.

Rita ran _______ to her brother when she found that she would need help with her math assignment.

What is the correct spelling of the missing word?

Now it is time to write your own poem! What will be the theme or topic of your poem? Consider what mood you want to create. Poems can paint pictures, create ideas, arouse emotions. Think about how you can use poetic devices to communicate with your readers. Will you use form, personification, an extended metaphor, a childlike rhyme scheme? You may choose to use one or all of these. You many decide to use other poetic devices studied in these lessons. Be creative! Your poem must include the following:
• a rhyme scheme or meter
• figurative language
• at least one verb in the subjunctive mood

Which of the following is the hook? It would help combat serious health issues like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease, as well as lower the risk for illnesses such as cancer. The beneficial changes that these regulations would cause, outweighs the argument given by the opposition. Government regulation of what we eat and drink is not only fair but worthwhile. This shows the grave importance of the issue at hand. The regulations that the government is presenting would help save lives, it would slow down the obesity epidemic, decrease the possibility of heart disease, as well as minimize the risk of cancer in children and adults. The regulations that the government is presenting would help save lives, it would slow down the obesity epidemic, decrease the possibility of heart disease, as well as minimize the risk of cancer in children and adults. The decision is clear as day, the government should be able to implement regulations on what we ear, for the sake of personal health. Government regulations have historically been implemented to benefit the people of the United States. The Clean Air Act of 1970 for example, was put in place to control air pollution on a national level, as well as provide a healthier and cleaner living environment for the people of the United States of America. The most recent regulation which has ignited a fierce debate is whether or not the government should be able to place regulations on what we eat and drink.​

The enemies seeking to kill Lignière are considered
______ conflicts.

• internal
• external

I __attention to the road when I___into a hole in the ground.


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Please answer!

"ESPN followed our season and told my story. When the project
began, I hated the attention. I had less than zero interest in being some
sort of inspiration or poster boy for overcoming adversity. I just wanted
to be a football coach. Coach Mendez. Plain and simple. But after the
story ran, the response forever changed the way I look at my life. That's
when I realized the power of our relationship, football. You and me."
What is the contradiction that is noted here? *

In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln's main idea is that----

1.the Civil War was over after the Battle of 2.Gettysburg
America deserved independence and freedom
3. the soldiers died because of injustice
4.these men would not die in vain

Which details from the passage reveal historical context? Check all that apply. Girls worked long hours in the mill. Girls could not take breaks to eat. Some women who once worked at the mill later fought for child labor laws. Eventually, children’s working hours were limited to ten hours per day. Working conditions were very similar to those of today.

can someone please complete this sentence for me:

"In conclusion, living an immortal life will make you suffer a lot, whereas......." please help!!

p.s. make it short​

How does The Giver's acquaintance with Jonas change The Giver's outlook on life?

Refugee
What was the name of the place that Josef spoke about where he was before the boat called?
Aushwitz
St Louis
Dachau
Bermuda

The latest trend, yet another beeping electronic gadget,
has spread to our local elementary school.
Which of the following replacements for "spread to" would give the sentence
a more negative connotation?
A. Blossomed in
B. Arrived at
C. Accumulated in
D. Infested

Which sentence best completes the paraphrase of the passage?
O Thanks to the Supreme Court, the buses started rolling again in 1956 to end the bus boycott.
When the bus boycott ended, the Supreme Court became involved to decide if segregation laws were legal.
In 1956, the Supreme Court decided that segregation laws were illegal based on the Constitution.
O The boycott was successful because the Supreme Court banned all segregation laws in 1956.