Lines 166–170: Which words in these lines convey judgment? Explain the connotation of each word.

Answer:

The words conveying judgment in Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech are "inept, apathetically, languish, corrupt, and concentration, camps." The connotation of these words describes the negative outcome of the Vietnam war.

Explanation:

"Speech on the Vietnam War" is a speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967. In his speech, he urges the United States government to withdraw from bombing North and South of Vietnam, hoping it would lead to peace talks.

The words used by King that conveys judgment are "inept, apathetically, languish, corrupt, and concentration camps." By using these words in his speech, King is connotating the negative outcome of the war.

Identify the verb of this sentence: The bus lost its wheel
a) bus
b) lost
c)wheel

This dialogue advances the plot of the story by setting
up a conflict between
O Paul and his father.
O Paul and Robert.
O Paul and Mr. Sutcliffe.
O Paul and Mitchell.

"Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string." What is being compared in this metaphor? self-trust to an iron string a heartbeat to an iron string a heartbeat to a vibration self-trust to a heartbeat

Characterization is a

compare two ways in which destructive relationships influence your well-being as opposed to constructive relationships
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Infer the author’s meaning in this line:
We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight.
a.
No joy could be had from anything intangible, such as love. People would only believe and feel the tangible.
c.
Enjoyment can not be seen.
b.
Only people who can see Santa Claus can be made joyful by him
d.
none of the above.

Romeos aside after hearing Juliet speak about him reveals his A.worry and excitement. B.indecision and confused about his feelings. C.fear and concern about saying the wrong thing. D.eagerness and hesitancy to respond

Read the following speech excerpt and then select the correct answer to the question below:

President George W. Bush’s speech to the troops on the USS Abraham Lincoln
Our mission continues. Al-Qaida is wounded, not destroyed. The scattered cells of the terrorist network still operate in many nations, and we know from daily intelligence that they continue to plot against free people. The proliferation of deadly weapons remains a serious danger. The enemies of freedom are not idle, and neither are we. Our government has taken unprecedented measures to defend the homeland — and we will continue to hunt down the enemy before he can strike.

Which type of evidence would best support the president’s claim in this excerpt?

Interviews with families of the people serving on the USS Lincoln
Photographs of the landscapes in Afghanistan and Iraq
Descriptions of the climate differences in the areas at war
Specific information about known terrorist activities

What can the reader infer from reading both "A Million Giraffes Later" and "An Online World of Possibilities"?

“Boys, I will be your teacher starting tomorrow,” Mr. Guzman said.

Illustrate in the play of taming of the shrew how the play rewards or punishes characters for moral misjudgments.

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Tell me your favorite memory from highschool! (if you're not in highschool then tell me your favorite memory from your life!)

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Think of a memorable character from a book or show or movie. Write a letter from the perspective of that character to the author who created him or her. Have the character explain his or her opinion of how the author treated him or her.

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How will Jasper's net worth change if his auto loan
decreases to $2,000?
What will be Jasper's new net worth?
Jasper Diaz's Net Worth

Part A: What argument does Daniel Thrash make in the passage? High school students should not have so many graduation requirements. B) High school teachers should start ongoing community service projects. High school students should be required to complete community service hours. D) State education boards should eliminate "end-of- course" exams for high school students​

According to the "Equal Pay Bill" letter, what is a traditional breadwinner? A. A man or woman who performs or entertains to earn food B. A woman who works to support her family C. A man who works a job to feed and house his family D. A family that is able to put food on the table every day​

1. How does the author develop Merci’s point of view in paragraphs 97-101?
A. through her reaction to the school secretary
B. by showing her reaction to Roli’s response to the soccer team
C. through the words and dialogue she speaks to Roli and her father
D. by sharing her inner thoughts and observations of her father’s actions

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"Everybody was feeling happy now. The sun was shining brightly out of a soft blue sky and the day was calm."

This sentnece is an example of what type of figurative language?


Imagery

Metaphor

Hyperbole

Repetition

Which sentence correctly uses parallel verb phrases?

A. An electronic maid had cooked dinner, had cleaned the dishesand then was put away for the night by the house's owner.

B. The dust was swept up by the electronic vacuum, and the floors were cleaned by an automated mop.

C. The garage door has opened automatically , and the car is driven away by a robat chauffeur

D. Tiny lawnmowers have been circling the lawn and each blade of grass is carefully clipped

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According to the author of "Is Online Brain
Training Actually Effective?" what is a possible
flaw in the author's reasoning in "Online
Programs to Train Your Brain"?
O A. Brain training is effective because research
suggests it improves intelligence.
B. Brain research shows that your memory
benefits from games.
C. Healthy living includes having quality brain
function.
o D. Fluid memory helps with intelligence.

Which selection from the article provides the STRONGEST evidence to support the author's central claim that zoos fail to provide animals with the resources and habitats they need?

(A) According to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), a nonprofit organization that fights for animal rights, only 18 percent of animals in United States zoos are actually endangered. Zoos spend tons of money on building enclosures for these animals while doing little to nothing to restore habitats or stop poaching in wild environments.
(B) According to the opinion article "All the Reasons Why Zoos Should Be Banned," published by Vice in 2015, polar bears in captivity have up to 18,000 times less space in zoos than they do in the wild. Animals cannot live full, healthy lives in captivity. Seventy-five percent of elephants kept in zoos are overweight, and 40 percent of lion cubs pass away before their full life span potential.
(C) The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has reported that around 3,000 to 5,000 animals are killed each year in zoos in Europe. Many more animals show signs of zoochosis, a psychological disorder observed in zoo animals that leads to pacing, bar biting and obsessive behavior.
(D) Rather than scrambling for resources that will never prove adequate to the animals in their care, zoos should instead make an effort to reintroduce the animals into natural habitats where they can thrive on their own.

Based on the details of the folktale, what was very important to the people who told “How Nehemiah Got Free” to their children?

the people’s love for telling jokes
the people’s desire to escape to freedom
the people’s need for revenge
the people’s expectation of being sold to a new master

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which letter comes after T ?

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What are two of the benefits of earning college credit in high school?
getting stressed out from the academic requirements
paying less for tuition
graduating high school early
graduating college early

evolution of my block poem theme?

He drove his expensive car into a tree and found out how the Mercedes bends

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What images do your words of poetry bring to mind?
you have learned, poetry is often rich with imagery—language that evokes the senses readers use to perceive the world. Figurative language, too, can bring images to mind. "The moon shimmered through the clouds like a silver coin flashing in the hand of a thief," for example. What images have you captured in the poems you wrote during this module?
Choose and edit a poem you wrote in your journal. Then create a "mixed media" work of visual art based on the poem. Include images, patterns, or textures that support the meaning of your poem as well as a few selected lines from the poem itself. The elements you choose should reflect your poem's tone, too. When you're satisfied with your final product, photograph or scan your artwork and turn it in.