On page 53, what animal is Idek, the Kapo, metaphorically compared to and what is Wiesel hoping we understand through this comparison?

What interesting fact do we learn about the French girl Wiesel encountered years later? (53-54)


Explain how the hanging of the young pipel was exceptionally cruel, and how witnessing this affected Wiesel.

In what plight might travelers in the desert find themselves?

Please help fast. I need it please fast

A map of the World showing voting age minimum for all the countries. Most countries have a voting age of 18 years old. A few countries have a voting age of 16 and several have minimum voting ages above 18, up to 25 years old for a couple countries. Image by jklamo According to the world map, most countries set their voting age at __________. A. 16 B. 20 C. 21 D. 18

Which option is a clear example of a hasty generalization?
A. You deserve the award for merit because you are most deserving
of it.
B. Ever since I got that key chain, I've had bad luck. The key chain is
to blame.
C. An eclipse took place today. Therefore, one will take place every
day.
O D. The Earth is flat, which can be explained by scientists hiding the
evidence.

Which of the following describes how the nursery is supposed to work?
A
It projects the experience that you want to have.
B
It materializes whatever you're thinking about.
C
exposes your darkest secrets.
D
It shows you what you're most afraid of.

.) Fill in each blank with an appropriate word:
(i) How shall I go
solving the problem?
(ii) He takes
his father in good looks,
(iii) Her age is beginning to tell
her.
(iv) I find it difficult to sympathise
him.
(v) How do you convert gallons
litres?
(vi) The massacre was a crime
humanity,
(vii) Please call me
.... as soon as you reach the restaurant.
(viii) The salesman has to account
the loss.​

Read the sentence below. Decide whether the underlined portion is correct, or choose the appropriate correction.
Casey saw but was unable to account, for a gleam of light a few feet ahead.
A
Correct as is
В.
saw, but was unable to account, for a gleam
С
saw, but was unable to account for, a gleam
D
saw, but was unable to account, for a gleam

The Outsiders
What literary device does the author use to describe Johnny's beating by the Socs?

A. foreshadowing
B. flashback
C. figurative language
D. rhyme​

What are the purposes of including counterarguments in your writing? Check all that apply.
To attack any opposition
To present a biased argument
To appear fair-minded and trustworthy
To identify weaknesses in your argument
To anticipate objections to your argument

What are some qualities of a utopia in The Giver (by Lois Lowry) shown in chapters 16-21?

Which statement best explains why Robert Goddard worked "almost totally alone?"



Group of answer choices

Other scientists did not take rockets seriously.

Goddard did not like working with other scientists.

The farm was too far away from other people.




Goddard wanted to keep his research a secret.

The order of events in a story is called the
1 )Orising action
2) plot
3)exposition

explain in the breathing machanism in human beings​

each character reveal in the war of wall

what is the purpose of the personification in line 3 in words like freedom??
PLZ help due today :(

The beloved objects that we carried with us from place to place..” what device is used??

Select the correct answer. Which of the following is a best practice for identifying whether your research supports your thesis or claim?
ОА. formulating a new question
OB. synthesizing your findings
OC. receiving peer feedback
OD. researching new material​

Why was German hitler youth gaining power in such terms ?

What type of claim is "Online courses are not the best way to educate students"
A claim of fact, value, or policy?

Which strategy is a way to preview a text?

reading the text carefully
paraphrasing the main ideas
creating an outline of the text
analyzing the table of contents

Choose the correct answer. Animal tales are stories about
O A) animals with human and animal traits
OB) people who care for animals, like farmers and shepherds
C) stuffed animals and the children who own them
OD) people who behave like animals

What's a good theme song for an English teacher?

Its for a thank you card.

Read the excerpt from "A Defence of Poetry.”

There is this difference between a story and a poem, that a story is a catalogue of detached facts, which have no other connexion than time, place, circumstance, cause and effect; the other is the creation of actions according to the unchangeable forms of human nature, as existing in the mind of the Creator, which is itself the image of all other minds. The one is partial, and applies only to a definite period of time, and a certain combination of events which can never again recur; the other is universal, and contains within itself the germ of a relation to whatever motives or actions have place in the possible varieties of human nature.

In this excerpt, Shelley conveys the central idea that poetry

exists only in one’s mind.
contains a wealth of facts.
expresses a universal truth.
describes a specific event.

1. Writers use all of the following to create tone and mood EXCEPT:
commas and semicolons
phrases and clauses
arrangement of words
specific word choice

7. Which line of Hale's speech on p. 75 best shows the author's message to the reader?

Based on the excerpt from Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment," which sentence best describes Mr. Gascoigne?
A.
Mr. Gascoigne was fueled with feelings of patriotism and he felt compassion for his friends.
B.
Mr. Gascoigne was so thrilled to hear himself speak that he didn’t care who was listening.
C.
Mr. Gascoigne became delirious and couldn’t help talking incessantly to everyone.
D.
Mr. Gascoigne was feeling nostalgic and wanted to show off his knowledge of politics.
E.
Mr. Gascoigne had delusions about his understanding of national politics and people’s rights.

Please answer I have 9 IXL to do I’ve already done 5 this is one of the ones I have left please answer

In tuck everlasting
What was the stranger looking for when he began talking to Winne Foster?

A. Elves
B. A lost woman
C. A family
D. an ancient treasure

yes or no i need helppp !

15. The narrator uses setting to suggest that the world is:
(a) fertile.
(b) promising.
(c) threatening.
(d) uneventful.
(e) overpopulated.

16. One main theme of this passage is:
(a) self-hate.
(b) self-development.
(c) self-promotion.
(d) self-awareness.
(e) self-examination.

17. What does the final sentence of the passage suggest?
(a) Pip will have a happy future.
(b) Pip views himself as vulnerable.
(c) Pip is angry.
(d) Pip refuses to take responsibility for himself.
(e) Pip is religious.

18. The passage implies which of the following:
(a) Pip’s birth was illegitimate.
(b) Pip’s family has a history of mental instability.
(c) the world is a threatening place.
(d) society looks down on the lower class.
(e) future plot developments will include a sulcide.

19. The final sentence of the passage creates the impression that:
(a) Pip’s perceptions of his world will change in the future.
(b) the power that opposes Pip’s happiness is large in scope.
(c) Pip is simply the effect of natural evolution.
(d) Pip’s world is far more favorable than Pip the child thinks it to be.
(e) Pip feels the beauty of the natural world.

20. The passage as a whole indicates that the chief sense on which Pip relies is the sense of:
(a) hearing
(b) taste
(c) touch.
(d) sight.
(e) smell.