Moral of the story In the jaws of the alligator​

Answer:

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Explanation:

The protagonist is Ume, husband of Taita, who fought for his

wife whose shoulder was caught by the Alligator.   He was successful in freeing her but she dies

because of severe loss of blood. He belonged to the native village and worked

for the author when called.  Ume, his

Taita and his 8 year old son had gone to collect mussel-shells.  It was Taita who was collecting the shells by

going into the river while Ume and his son kept a vigilant watch for the alligator.

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It is tough to ____ when you are typically a laconic individual.

Which fits better for this sentence...

Enunciate or divulge?

Carolyn is writing a report about how the Wright brothers reacted when they achieved the first real flight in a plane.

Which information from “Wilbur and Orville: Men with Wings” could be integrated with the information from “The Inventive Wright Brothers” to achieve this?


A “Bishop Wright looked up from the slip of yellow paper that had just been delivered to him. He was smiling. ‘It’s from Orville,' he said. ‘They flew their airplane. It says here that they made four flights in it!’”

B “Will grinned at them as they puffed across the dune and crowded around him. ‘I’m just fine,’ he said. ‘And, Orv, we did it! I just checked the watch. I was up fifty-nine seconds, and’—he looked back at the starting track—'covered something more than eight hundred feet!’”

C “‘Which of the Wright brothers,’ people sometimes ask, ‘was more responsible for inventing the airplane?’ The brothers would have laughed at such a question. For the answer is: one was as responsible as the other!”

D “After they had their plane built, they decided to take it to Kitty Hawk to test it. ‘The winds there are usually steady at this time of year,’ they said. 'And besides—the sand is soft, if we should have an accident!’”

How to make oatmeal which step is done first which step is done last

Part A


What is one of Roosevelt's purposes for delivering this speech?

A: to highlight the number of Japanese attacks in the Pacific

B: to share information yet keep Americans feeling safe

C: to remind Congress that he previously warned of a possible attack

D: to illustrate how dangerous the Japanese forces are

Part B

How does Roosevelt use rhetoric to advance the purpose identified in Part A?

1: He uses overstatement, such as the references to "hostilities" and "grave danger," to stress that he knew the country was in danger.

2: He uses figurative language, describing the day of the attack as one that will "live in infamy," to threaten the Japanese.

3: He uses logical fallacies, such as the phrase "premeditated invasion," to strike fear into the hearts of America's enemies.

4: He employs phrases with charged language, such as "righteous might" and "absolute victory," to make Americans feel secure and confident.

Use the "Day of Infamy" speech by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to answer the questions above.

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What messages does “Non-Stop” convey about Alexander Hamilton and the new nation?

Revise the following sentences:
This year writing will be a major focus, its' important to understand grammer rules, without them you're writing is difficult to understand.

Once a week well begin class with one of these sets of M.U.G. sentences, M.U.G. by the way is an abbreviation of "mechanics, usage and grammer"

What is a claim? A (The position that an author takes on a topic, idea or debate) B (The way that an author supports an argument) C (Evidence used in an argument) D (A method of evaluating arguments)

The Fowl in the Pot
by Stanley). Weyman (excerpt)
Arriving at a house, which, if we might judge in the darkness, seemed to be of rather greater pretensions than its fellows, our guide stopped, and
whispered to us to mount some steps to a raised wooden gallery, which intervened between the lane and the doorway. On this, besides the
door, a couple of unglazed windows looked out. The shutter of one was ajar, and showed us a large, bare room, lighted by a couple of rushlights.
Directing us to place ourselves close to this shutter, the innkeeper knocked at the door in a peculiar fashion, and almost immediately entered,
going at once into the lighted room. Peering cautiously through the window we were surprised to find that the only person within, save the
newcomer, was a young woman, who, crouching over a smoldering fire, was crooning a lullaby while she attended to a large black pot
Which word best describes the tone of the excerpt?
OA mysterious
OB
frustrated
OC mocking
OD. troubled

how do i start off a descriptive paragraph?

How does Cory feel about returning home in the last scene? Does he have different emotions about his father? What is Troy's impact on the family after his death?

From the passage on actively learn titled “From silence to tweets: How presidential campaigns have changed over the years

Which statement below has been written objectively? A. Students that experience bullying are weak. B. High school students involved in bullying need attention from their parents. C. I believe that you should not participate in cyberbullying and bullying. D. The 62% of high school students that experience cyberbullying, and bullying is signaling an epidemic in schools across the US.

How do supporters of lifetime sentences counter
Stevenson's argument?
A
They argue that their age has been considered by
sentencing them to juvenile prisons.
B
They argue that their age has been considered by not
enforcing the death penalty.
C
They argue that their age has been considered by
granting them the possibility of parole.
D
They argue that their age has been considered by
allowing them to continue their education in prison.

In "Earthships," what inference can be made about problems with building an earthship?


Building an earthship could be just as expensive as building a house on earth.

Relying on gutters for water could be costly.

Purchasing batteries every month could be cumbersome.

Floor-to-ceiling windows are needed to heat the earthship.
Question 2
Part B

Which evidence from the passage best supports the answer to Part A?


"Additionally, the cement, plumbing, and electrical components, as well as the cost of installing solar panels, can be expensive."

"The use of cement, which is a porous material with many small holes and spaces, allows the gases to leak into the air."

"Ideally, by living in an Earthship, a person can have a home that is 'off the grid.'"

"Propane use can be costly, and unless one has planned far ahead, a wood supply can be quickly depleted."

Which feature most helps indicate to the reader that this
modern translation was originally an Old English poem?
Read the passage from "A Shield."
A lonely warrior, I am wounded with iron,
Scarred with sword-points, sated with battle-play,
Weary of weapons. I have witnessed much fighting,
Much stubborn strife.
O alliteration
O character
O plot
O rhyme

Write a PEA paragraph on Animal farm
Like choose one part (speech) as an earlier example
Give your point and evidence and analyses

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Education
empowty
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Lines 1-30. Each stannza in this poem has ten lines, and the pattern of rhymes in each stanza divides those ten lines into three units. Which of the following statements is accurate?

hich rules must be followed for an MLA citation to be correct? Select four options.

The author’s name, if known, must be included.
Both opening and closing quotation marks must be used when quoting directly from a text.
The complete citation must be added to the works cited page.
The author’s name should be included only if the source is a book.
A parenthetical citation must be included before the quotation from the source.
The author’s name can be placed either before the quotation or within parentheses.
A closing quotation mark should be eliminated if the quotation is longer than one line.

PLZ HELP I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Correctly add a comma to each of the following sentences:

1. The belligerent dog barked loudly but I was not frightened.

2. Abby and David skateboarded on the asphalt yet neither of them was injured.

3. The colonel lieutenent corporal and general all headed toward the plane.

4. Gilly hope to join the team so she practiced every night after class.

5. His school is in Austin Texas.

Correctly add a semicolon to each of the following sentences:

1. My friends want an apology for my behavior I see no need for one.

2. My cousin asked to see the manager there was a large discrepancy in the bill.

3. Summer is coming take out the barbeque grill!

4. Spring is the best time of year flowers are a welcome sight after the snow.

5. The pilot had traveled to Honolulu, Hawaii Hamilton, Bermuda Mumbai, India and Melbourne, Australia.

How is grendel developed as a character in Grendel?

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Which one is it? I need help

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HELP GIVING BRAINLIEST You might think that staying safe during the eruption of a volcano is just a matter of hiding under a table and hoping your house doesn't catch on fire. Nothing could be further from the truth. Surviving a volcanic eruption is a matter of understanding how volcanoes most commonly affect people, being prepared, and following some easy guidelines.
Volcanic activity may be scary, but it is the result of simple and very natural geological processes. Volcanoes are holes in the Earth's crust where substances from beneath the surface, such as hot gases and molten rock, can escape. "You can think of a volcano as a paper cut or a pimple on the Earth," says volcanologist Roberta Alvarez. "They're usually not a big deal on the scale of the whole planet, but they're a big deal to us." Sometimes these eruptions can be small and ongoing, such as the Mt. Kilauea eruption in Hawaii that has been occurring since 1983. Other times, as was the case with Mt. St. Helens in Oregon, the eruptions are abrupt and violent. When the lava and ash emitted from a volcano cool and harden, they gradually form mountains.
If you're wondering whether or not you live near one of these mountains, you're in luck. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) keeps track of active volcanoes all around the Ring of Fire, which is the area of high volcanic activity that forms the border of the Pacific Ocean. Some of the most worrisome volcanoes in the United States are Mt. Kilauea in Hawaii and Mt. Shishaldin in Alaska. The USGS records many other at-risk locations as well, so you can find out how risky your location is with just a little research.
If you're one of the people who lives near a volcano, you should be aware of several dangers that these forces of nature present. The most dramatic danger is molten lava that flows down the sides of the mountains. "Although lava moves slowly enough for most people to escape from it on foot," says Alvarez, "it's a precursor to a much more dangerous threat: wildfires." Volcanoes also tend to spew huge amounts of ash into the atmosphere, which can affect areas hundreds of miles away from the eruption and can make breathing difficult for babies and people with lung problems, according to the National Asthma Society (NAS). The ash can also be so thick that it buries houses.
If you live near an active volcano, your best chance of surviving an eruption is to be prepared. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, recommends that families maintain an emergency supply kit with first aid and day-to-day essentials. Families should also create a plan to gather in an agreed-upon location if phone or Internet service is down. Once you account for everyone in your family, follow the designated evacuation route to get away from the volcano quickly and carefully.
In other words, stay calm and be prepared. Advice that would be suited to practically any disaster will help you weather a volcanic eruption as well. All you need is a little understanding, a little planning, and a little patience, and you should come out all right.
Which is the best example of an analysis paragraph in the essay?


A.
Paragraph 3

B.
Paragraph 4

C.
Paragraph 1

D.
Paragraph 2

I have to write a persuasive speech but I literally can't think of anything
anyone have ideas I could build off of?