one compound sentence using a semicolon, conjunctive adverb, and comma to join two independent clauses.

Answer:

Tom read the novel; however, his friend saw the movie

Explanation:

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Read the excerpt from "The Kennedy Space Center."

On the first day, over two thousand people visited the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Within three months, one hundred thousand visitors had come to see the complex! As people's fascination with space increased, the tours became more popular. This popularity increased the frequency of the tours from once a week to every day. The Kennedy Space Center even started to offer two different tours. One tour was only 90 minutes long, while the other was three hours.

Based on information in the text, how many people visited the KSC on the first day that it opened? (2 points)

a
One hundred thousand

b
Over three thousand

c
Over two thousand

d
Two hundred thousand

An author is writing a story about a man who has very little control over his own fate. Which setting would best symbolize this? (5 points)
A boat anchored in place in a calm lake
A boat being steered down a long, wide river
A boat docked safely on a trailer on dry land
A boat lost at sea and tossed about by waves

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We are suppose to write an introduction about one of the characters in the story.
I want someone to write a good detailed introduction about Boo Radley, You can search it up as well to get answers, just use it in your owns words.

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Question 18
4 pts
Which sentence best summarizes Frederick Douglass' main point in his speech, "What to a
Slave is the 4th of July?"
that the South should win the Civil War because they were on the side of righteousness
that the Founding Fathers were unethical people, and therefore their ideas should not be followed
that liberty and justice should be reserved only for Caucasians
that America needs to live up to its stated ideals of freedom and liberty for all for all

1.sarah......tall and she.....long and black hair
a.are - has
b.is - have
c.is - has

2.she.....(work) in a restaurant because she.......(not want) become a teacher
a.work - don't want
b.works - don't want
c. works - doesn't want

3.in the morning,Sarah......(wash) her face and......(brush) her teeth
a.washs - brushes
b.washes - brushs
c.washes - brushes

4. Miss Betty........the plants.
a. doesn't Waters
b.don't - water
c.doesn't water

5.my friend......her eyes when there's a horor movie on tv
a.open
b.shut
c.closes

4.we don't ...... food from the supermarket every day.
a.grow
b.buy
c.buys

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Which sentence best summarizes the central idea of this story?

Which sentences do not have any spelling errors? Select two that apply.

a
Hunter looked through the incredible brochure of bouquets, so he could select one for his secretary.
b
The superintendent was skeptical of the principle's procedures.
c
Last night, Jamie quarreled with Yvonne over the ridiculous selection of the restaurant's specials.
d
Uma's ancestor used to make biscuits for the capitol city's war heroes and their children.

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How does a story’s setting affect its plot? Select one: a. It determines background details about the characters. b. It influences what kinds of events can take place. c. It determines how the plot’s conflict will be resolved. d. It shows the development of the story’s theme.

Which of the following is an example of Newton's Third Law of Motion?

1. When a tennis ball hits the racket, it bounces off the racket in the opposite direction.
2. A wheelbarrow that is full of rocks is harder to move than one that is empty.
3. None of these
4. A hockey puck sliding on ice will eventually stop because of the friction of the ice on the puck.

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Where I will go to college is a big decision.
Identify the subordinate clause in the sentence above and determine how that clause functions in the sentence

Here is a story with facts if any one needs it for school stuff or if you just like reading fact storys

From Enemy to Friend

Wolves and dogs are closely related. Most scientists believe that dogs’ ancestors were wolves. Through time, wolves became tame enough to live with humans and help them. The change from wolf to dog was probably a result of careful breeding. Early humans allowed only the friendliest wolf pups to remain near them. This ensured that, over time, the wolves that stayed with groups of humans became tamer and tamer.



Wolves were influenced by their relationship with humans. So, they slowly became what we know today as dogs. They became adept at protecting and herding sheep and other animals whereas their ancestors would have made a meal of them. This ability made dogs very useful. However, although they are quite similar, wolves and dogs are also quite different.



Wolves are wild animals that live in packs, or groups, and eat only meat. They find their food by hunting. The most common noise they make is a howl. They may also bark, growl, yelp, and whine. All wolves look very much alike, although their colors vary slightly. They are large, slender, powerful animals with long legs and tails. Wolves are quite wary of people; they don’t trust them. They attack people only on rare occasions, usually when they are startled.

A small dog is looking up at a large wolf.

Dogs, on the other hand, are tame. They have been influenced by people for many, many years, which has made them quite different from wolves. For one thing, dogs eat vegetables and grains as well as meat products. They are much more likely to bark than to howl. Their sizes range from gigantic animals that are much larger than wolves to tiny animals that can sit comfortably in a cereal bowl. Large dogs are not only taller than wolves, but they are much heavier, and their appearances can vary as much as their sizes.



However, the main difference is found in dogs’ relationship with humans, whom they usually prefer to be near. The main effect of this is that most dogs are friendly to people. Some show hostility, but almost always only to strangers. Although most dogs are no smarter than wolves, they can certainly be trained more easily. They rarely hunt prey to eat and depend on their owners to supply them with food. This reliance on people just adds to the closeness of the relationship.



Wolves and dogs both pant to stay cool. They both can hear and smell very well, and they both can run silently. They even have the same number of teeth: 42. However, no matter how similar wolves and dogs may seem to be, wolves can never be made into a pet. They are also worthless as guard animals because they are shy. Domestic animals, such as cats and small dogs, are in more danger from wolves than humans are, but small children can also be in danger. The Big Bad Wolf may exist only in fairy tales, but real wolves can be as much of a threat, especially if they are not understood.

What does fortas suggest is the reason the school and authorities suspended the students

Question: What are 3 types of Leaves?
Make sure to say what type of tree they come from.
Explain the shape the margin and the venation. Name 3!
Answer: Whorled, Alternate, & Opposite.
The shape of the Whorled leaf is like a Flower but it's 2 flowers instead of 1 and their close together. The shape of the Opposite leaf is shaped like a strawberry honestly Lol.
The shape of the Pinnatisect leaf is like a fossil.
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Which statement best describes useful strategies when writing a persuasive essay?
O Writers should support their theses with specific examples such as quotations or paraphrasing of
trusted sources
Writers only need a strong thesis; they do not have to support their theses in their essays
Talk in generalities rather than using specific examples because some people might not be able to
relate to your examples
O No answer text provided.

5. How are the events in Ethiopia the same as the events in Sudan? book brothers in hope

Gabrielle's age is three times mikhail age. The sum of their ages is 20. What is Mikhail's age


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How does paragraph 10 of Passage 2 contribute to the development of the author's ideas?
olt introduces the idea that parents should be in charge of their children's nutrition.
It argues that parents should back Michelle Obama's quest for healthy school lunches.
O it introduces the idea that the government is more fit to be in charge of children's nutrition.
It warns parents there will be consequences for speaking against Michelle Obama's lunch
reform.

What is one challenge you have when identifying a theme?​

what is the verification for the word therm
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In stealing freedom how does Ann and her family feel at the beginning of Ch. 9 about her brothers being gone?

how did the children form opinions about Margot based on her experiences

Most people turn to newspapers for information about what?

A. Classified ads

B. Local information

C. TV listings

D. Sports scores

What memory did The Giver use to advise The Elders when The Elders were considering increasing the birthrate?
O Hunger
O Hate
O Jealousy
O Sickness

Who is the narrator in the short story "A Walk to the Jetty"?

And i dont play the dozons or believe in standing around with somebody in my face doing a lot of talking. I much rather just knock you down and take my chances even if i am a little girl with skinny arms and a squeaky voice, which is how i got the name squeaky.

which character trait would you add to squeaky based on this excerpt

A. disrespectful
B. terrified
C. fierce
D. cautious