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Answer:

D. or the increase in diverse books

Explanation:

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Which statement best describe the author point of view in passage 1

Name an advocate for environmental causes

So dont worry about the answer i pick but is it right if not can you give me the answer?

When you put a pencil in water and it looks like it is broken, which property of light are you seeing?
reflection
absorption
none of the above
refraction

how are poems and dramas structured differenctly Use example from the passage in your response ​

Select the correct description of the expression below.
My, what an interesting song.
slang
vague
O stilted
trite (cliché)

What insight about human nature does the story of Pandora convey?

a) Beauty is both a blessing and a curse.

b) Pride is both a blessing and a curse.

c) Curiosity is both a blessing and a curse.

d) Anger is both a blessing and a curse.

( im not in college im in 6th grade using my parents account)About 49 million girls are out of primary and secondary school


Question 9 options:

True

False

Now, it’s time to analyze the author’s diction and how it helps the author achieve his purpose. In 75 to 125 words, write your analysis of diction in “Midas’s Zinc Touch” by completing these steps:

how did the Angel open the black coffins​

The word stricture is formed from the Latin root -strict-. Based on your knowledge of this root, what is most likely the meaning of a stricture? Use the sentence below to determine the meaning.

as the barge floated down the mississippi river it neared a stricture as it reached the bend

a. movement through a passage

b. distance through a passage

c. narrowing of a passage

d. opening of a passage

Which option uses commas correctly?

My favorite band the Black Crows, will be in town next weekend.

That dog, the fluffy black one is the new pet we just adopted.

My best friend, Maggie, is not able to come to the party.

We stopped to visit, friends living at, our old apartment on Roosevelt Street.

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The first postage stamp, the "Penny Black," was printed and used in England in 1840. The stamp was called the "Penny Black" because it was printed in black ink and was sold for a penny. Mail was sent and received long before the first stamp, but it was the receiver who had to pay for the mail, not the sender. Since some people were unable to pay to receive their mail, the idea of the postage stamp was born.

In 1845, five years after England's "Penny Black," the first stamp was printed in the United States of America. Two years later, on July 1, 1847 the first official U.S. postage stamps were issued featuring the portraits of our first postmaster and our first President. The five cent value paid for postal service up to a distance of 300 miles. The stamp, printed in blue, has a catalog value of hundreds of dollars today. A used or canceled copy of this stamp is worth at least half as much as an unused stamp. This stamp was issued imperforate (unperforated) and had to be cut apart with scissors. The adoption of adhesive stamps opened up the development of today's extensive postal system.

Since 1845, the United States has printed more than 3,000 different kinds of stamps. Gradually, all of the world's countries began to issue stamps.

Several kinds of postage stamps are printed. Some of the most interesting are the commemoratives. A commemorative stamp honors anniversaries, important people, or special events. It is usually on sale at the post office only for a short time.

A more common stamp is called a regular issue. Regular issue stamps are printed in greater numbers, and can be obtained for a longer period of time. They are sold in stamp machines as well as in the post office.

Other less common stamps are airmail stamps, special delivery stamps, and envelope stamps. If you have ever seen a postage stamp album of the United States, you will know that it has spaces to put all of these stamps.
Submit your persuasive writing about stamp collecting. You may use the excerpt about stamp collecting. Use the graphic organizer to organize your ideas in order to write your essay. Be sure your essay is five paragraphs and includes the following:

State your opinion clearly in a well-formed topic sentence. Introduce the idea of a hobby and explain what is stamp collecting.
Give the first reason why stamp collecting is good hobby. Support this reason by citing evidence from the reading passage on "The Hobby of Stamp Collecting."
Give the second reason why stamp collecting is a good hobby. Support this reason with cited evidence also.
Give the third reason why stamp collecting is a good hobby. Support this reason with cited evidence from the passage.
Concluding paragraph. This paragraph should wrap up the three ideas and restate the topic sentence.

CHOOSE IT!
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING EVENTS
IS MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR JUST
AFTER THIS PICTURE IS TAKEN?
The calves graze on
grass
The little girl's mom
® reapplies sunscreen
because it is sunny out
The calves take shelter
because they see a storm
is brewing
The little girl accidently
O cuts herself on the
barbed wire fence
TEADING WITH MONTAN VIEW

How do Wemmick’s thoughts contrast with Pip’s?

Write an analysis of three or four paragraphs based on your close reading of the final section. In your analysis, be sure to include an analysis of the life choices Didion makes and the literary devices she uses to relate her experiences.
Think about:

1. What kind of writing is this?

2. What is the POV? First, second, third? Hint: she does lapse into second person. Why do you think she does that?

3. What does the metaphor “it is distinctly possible to remain too long at the Fair” mean? What evidence do you see that the author stayed too long in New York? How did she change over the course of her stay in New York? Remember, she was only supposed to stay for six months but ended up living there for eight years. Why did she stay so long?

4. What literary devices does the writer use to describe her experiences while living in New York? Provide two or examples from the text and explain how they lend a deeper understanding of the theme of the piece

In the first paragraph when Hughes describes "bring[ing] young lambs into the fold," the comparison of children to lambs is


a) ironic

b) personification

c) an oxymoron

d) a metaphor

cwhat can i find in a traditional cache

Which sentence uses a comma and a coordinating conjunction correctly to
separate two independent clauses?

Is it okay to shame criminal online?

society and jobs do not use scarces well. Essay of 4 paragraphs​

Progress:
The movement of the progress bar may be weven becouse questlovis can be worth more or less (including zero) depending or
Identify the choice that contains a sentence fragment.
They went for a walk.
O Nina and Mike went on their first date.
O Around the beautiful pond.
O The night was calm.

Within A Farewell to Arms, what would be the best definition of the word “battalions”?
Question 14 options:

a)

Large numbers of soldiers or troops acting in unison.

b)

A specialized force in the military composed of less than 10 soldiers.

c)

An offensive posture doomed to failure.

d)

A lion insignia on a soldier’s uniform.

we've braved the belly of the Beast what does it mean in the hill we climb by Amanda Gorman​

Sydney wants to unify his country.
What does unify mean?
A.
Put it under one government
OB.
Separate it into two major parts
C. Separate it into three parts

Which is an example of a dependent clause
Select one:

Because Sam enjoyed music

Sam is a music lover

Music is Sam's passion

Sam likes music because he plays the violin

He glanced back at the wall. How like a mirror, too, her face. Impossible; for how many people did you know that refracted your own light to you? People were more often-he searched for a simile, found one in his work-torches, blazing away until they whiffed out. How rarely did other people's faces take of you and throw back to you your own expression, your own innermost trembling thought? (Bradbury 8).

What two things are being compared in this example? How do you know?

What do the dove's actions tell you
about him?
1- He thinks he is handsome.
2- He is extremely thirsty.
3- He cares about other creatures.
4- He enjoys resting in the shade.

The amount of rain falling ramount of water cm3 devided by
a. Radius squared*PI
O b. Cover area
O c. Both a and b