Plsss help me, I’m so confused!! Brainlist for correct answer

Answer:

chronological order

Explanation:

it explains the stages of monotremes

starts off with an egg and develops into an adult monotreme

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What does the word elope mean?

write short story in simple past 4 sentences​

do teachers treat students differently based on expectations explain why

How was Miller able to convey his point of view about the political atmosphere of his time in The Crucible?
by comparing Joseph McCarthy to a witch
by creating mass hysteria to avoid punishment for his controversial views
O by creating a parallel between the accused witches and the accused communists
O by writing about women who were punished for crimes their husbands committed

How does the
phrase "night-
filled room* help
you picture the
setting and better
understand Jamie's
mood?



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OKOK I NEED HELP !!! PLEASE HELP ME ILL GIVE 90 POINTS AND BRAIN- LIST

Read the following poem and then answer the question that follows: FOG by Carl Sandburg The fog comes on little cat feet it sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on. What conditions would most likely create fog that would "come in" over a harbor and city and then move on? What type of fog is this likely to be? Explain why you think so.

Activity 7 – Connecting Concepts
Review topics: Homeostasis, Acids and Bases, the Cell Membrane, and Functions of the Integumentary System in Unit 1 Learning Content to respond to the following 1-2 well-composed paragraphs written in your own words. If any outside sources are used to inspire and support your response, please properly cite and reference them in APA format.
At the beginning of this unit we discussed the idea that our systems function on many levels – organs, tissues, cells, and chemicals working together to fulfill their purpose. When everything works correctly, we are in a state of homeostasis. In this task, you’ll share your understanding of homeostasis and provide examples of how the body works to maintain homeostasis.
Part One:
• Briefly compare and contrast negative and positive feedback in your own words – make sure you discuss both similarities and differences.
Part Two:
• Chemical Homeostasis: Define what a buffer is and briefly describe how it interacts with chemical substances to maintain the balance of pH needed by the body to function.
• Cellular Homeostasis: Saline is an isotonic solution; however, if a patient was accidentally hydrated with sterile water instead of saline:
o Describe the tonicity/osmolarity of the water and the relative tonicity/osmolarity of the patient’s red blood cells.
o What will happen to the patient’s red blood cells over time as they attempt to reach equilibrium? Are the cells maintaining homeostasis as they undergo this process – justify your answer.
• Tissue/Organ Homeostasis:
o Describe 2 roles of the skin in homeostasis making sure to include how a specific organ, tissue, cell, or chemical related to the skin helps the body maintain the proper conditions to function.
Type your paragraph(s) here:
Click or tap here to enter text.
Activity 7 – Connecting Concepts
Review topics: Homeostasis, Acids and Bases, the Cell Membrane, and Functions of the Integumentary System in Unit 1 Learning Content to respond to the following 1-2 well-composed paragraphs written in your own words. If any outside sources are used to inspire and support your response, please properly cite and reference them in APA format.
At the beginning of this unit we discussed the idea that our systems function on many levels – organs, tissues, cells, and chemicals working together to fulfill their purpose. When everything works correctly, we are in a state of homeostasis. In this task, you’ll share your understanding of homeostasis and provide examples of how the body works to maintain homeostasis.
Part One:
• Briefly compare and contrast negative and positive feedback in your own words – make sure you discuss both similarities and differences.
Part Two:
• Chemical Homeostasis: Define what a buffer is and briefly describe how it interacts with chemical substances to maintain the balance of pH needed by the body to function.
• Cellular Homeostasis: Saline is an isotonic solution; however, if a patient was accidentally hydrated with sterile water instead of saline:
o Describe the tonicity/osmolarity of the water and the relative tonicity/osmolarity of the patient’s red blood cells.
o What will happen to the patient’s red blood cells over time as they attempt to reach equilibrium? Are the cells maintaining homeostasis as they undergo this process – justify your answer.
• Tissue/Organ Homeostasis:
o Describe 2 roles of the skin in homeostasis making sure to include how a specific organ, tissue, cell, or chemical related to the skin helps the body maintain the proper conditions to function.
Type your paragraph(s) here:
Click or tap here to enter text.

rethorical appeals:sell me this pen?
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diseas
argument for against the topic The corid 19
is more dangerous than HW/AIDS​

Your friend wants to travel abroad for university education. Write a letter expressing your views about his intention and advising him on what to do
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Which sentence correctly includes a comma between adjectives?
O 1. Alexander Nasmyth illustrated Scotland's changing urban landscape
2. Richard Wilson became one of the first famous painters of Welsh birth
3. Paul Sandby was an early English artist who specialized in watercolors,
4. Francis Danby is known for his romantic poetic view of the Irish countryside.

Read this excerpt from "The Past" by Ellen Glasgow.

When I gave my name and explained that I was the new secretary, I was delivered into the charge of an elderly lady's maid, who looked as if she had been crying. Without speaking a word, though she nodded kindly enough, she led me down the hall, and then up a flight of stairs at the back of the house to a pleasant bedroom in the third story. There was a great deal of sunshine, and the walls, which were painted a soft yellow, made the room very cheerful. It would be a comfortable place to sit in when I was not working, I thought, while the sad-faced maid stood watching me remove my wraps and hat.

"If you are not tired, Mrs. Vanderbridge would like to dictate a few letters," she said presently, and they were the first words she had spoken.

"I am not a bit tired. Will you take me to her?" One of the reasons, I knew, which had decided Mrs. Vanderbridge to engage me was the remarkable similarity of our handwriting. We were both Southerners, and though she was now famous on two continents for her beauty, I couldn't forget that she had got her early education at the little academy for young ladies in Fredericksburg. This was a bond of sympathy in my thoughts at least, and, heaven knows, I needed to remember it while I followed the maid down the narrow stairs and along the wide hall to the front of the house.

Who is the story’s first-person narrator?

a woman hired to be a secretary
an older lady's maid
a famous Southern lady
an educated woman in need of a secretary

The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have
consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detract.
The world will little note, nor long remember what we say
here, but it can never forget what they did here.
What is the central idea of this part of Lincoln's speech?

how is erosion different from weathering ?​

What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence below: We walked along a trail.

4. What does the dance with Harrison and the ballerina
symbolize?
O A freedom from limitations
OB artistic creativity
O Cobedience to authority
OD destruction of property

12. .. ...the bad weather, they decided to have a picnic.
(because / despite / whereas)​

Summary of chapter 1 The Last Lesson​

What item was stolen from Sydelle Pulaski? A. Her crutches B. Her glasses C. Her notebook D. Her money ( the westing game )

What are the advantages of digital media? Select all that apply.

can be created, stored, and shared by anyone
more convenient
requires the use of a machine or electronic device
more interactive

WILL MARK BRAINEST

from Moonbird what is the most likely reason the author included the questions in paragraph 19?
a. to suggest B95 had lost his flags
b. to examine the value of the flags
c. to create a sense of suspence about B95
d. to challenge the methods of scientists

what is generation Z?​

Helpppppppppppppppppppppppp

The Salem Witch Trials were sparked when a group of young girls were accused of.

A)drowning cats
B)having visions
C)holding a seance
D)flirting with boys

1. Imagine you have an opportunity to enjoy a holiday trip with your favourite comic character.

Create a comic strip. ​

Its great that the cafeteria staff wants to keep the lunch menu varied interesting and kid-friendly. If you really want to please the lark creek students thrusdays every weekpizza is healthy food. It is a food that can be easily varied. From one week to another. Come on Lark creek cafeteria! lets make this a win-win situation Restore our weakly "pizza thursdays"!
Correct the spelling plss

Read the passage from "Yellow Fever."

About 15 percent of people who fall sick feel better for a day, but then the disease progresses to a more dangerous form. The next stage can include high fever, internal bleeding, unconsciousness, and harm to the heart, liver, and kidneys. Liver damage is like a poison, and it causes people's skin and eyes to take on a yellow color. Yellow fever gets its name from this symptom. In the end, 20 to 50 percent of people who develop the more severe type of yellow fever die.

Which BEST describes why the author includes this information in the article?

A. to convince readers to avoid places where yellow fever occurs

B. to encourage readers to educate others about yellow fever

C. to frighten readers into getting vaccinated for yellow fever

D. to help readers understand the effects of yellow fever​

Which of the following is the correct usage of the word futile?

a
The strategies are futile and will surely lead to success.
b
There are futile differences between the heart and the brain.
c
Ice is futile for small angle sprains and strains.
d
It was futile to attempt to keep the kids in their seats during the magic show.

Which are examples of digital media? Select all that apply.

paperback books

text messages

an advertisement on social media

print magazines