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How is a relevant fact different from one that is not relevant?

A relevant fact is closely tied to a report’s main idea.

A relevant fact has numbers or data included.

A relevant fact won’t be of interest to the reader.

A relevant fact won’t be biased in any way.

Answer:

A relevant fact is closely tied to a report’s main idea.

Explanation:

Based on the introduction [paragraphs 1-6], how does Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. regard Abraham Lincoln?
Group of answer choices

(A) He criticizes Lincoln because black Americans were still discriminated against.

(B) He blames Lincoln for failing to enforce equal rights for black Americans.

(C) He praises Lincoln in pioneering justice for black Americans.

(D) He honors Lincoln for his service during the Civil War.

how your example contributes to the meaning and tone of the text
we are one,
Bright as a sun, and bold as an eagle
Believer's Hymn for the Republic – by Amanda Gordon

12 score and 3 years ago, to be exact,
Our founders dared to declare
The world's most revolutionary act:
A pact sworn for liberty and equality.
Out of many, was born one people;
A teeming nation made of nations,
At its very foundation a dream
For life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.



Today, we gather so that our Founders' words do not go diminished.
But also so that the work does not go unfinished.
For it's not just in a declaration of independence
But the everyday declaration of its descendants
That make a people equal.



It is our right and our role
To remember these words scratched on a scroll,
So we may live them and heal our nation whole.
We roll up our sleeves, we believe in the dream,
And these American stories, in the glory of the struggle,
For it is from our struggle that comes our nation's strength,
For the lengths that we fight for what is right
Is the fullest measure of our country's might.



And while we cannot shake or cast aside our past,
Every day we write the future. Together we sign it,
Together we declare it, we share it,
For this truth marches on inside each of us:



Americans know one another by our love of liberty.
When in fact, we are liberated by our love for one another.
We understand that a house divided cannot stand.
So let us make a pact to be the country that acts
As compassionate as we are courageous.



In the declaration's pages, we write a new order for the ages,
Where out of many, we are one,
Bright as a sun, and bold as an eagle,
A nation of all people, by all people,
For all people.





Let this fourth of July
Move forth our cry to redeem the dream.
As we remember those words forever ignited
That we the people have so long heard and recited.
That we are right to stand
But are revolutionary when we stand united.

How did the speakers manage the topic control , shifting and repair

Which of the following does NOT describe a polymer?
a
Polymers usually form by covalent bond.
b
Polymers are made of monomers (building blocks).
c
Polymers are large molecules (macromolecules).
d
Polymers are broken down by the process of dehydration synthesis.

Choose one of the following events: wedding, baseball game, or birthday party. Describe the event as if no music existed. Be sure to describe what is going on, how participants relate to one another, and what the mood is in the space.

Help please the novel is the outsiders

Affectation used in a sentence

Translate the following idiom into standar english:

I’m all ears.

Which statement most accurately describes Lemon Brown’s and Greg's actions in the excerpt?

HURRY! ASAP!
What is Grimaud, Porthos' servant, asked to eat?
a.a boot
c.a sausage
b.a letter
d.an apple

Read the paragraph and dictionary entry.
A recent editorial suggested the candidates ignored the issues of greatest interest to the citizens. This caused a majority of voters to
purposely neglect voting. The low voter turnout at the polls yesterday supports the idea that the voters are jaded.
Dictionary
jaded (jā' did)
1. adj. overworked, exhausted, weary
2. adj. bored, tired, or uninterested from having too much of something
3. adj. hardened due to negative experience or living to excess; indifferent
When Paul first read this paragraph in the newspaper, he thought the word jaded meant "busy." He looked it up in a dictionary to see if he
was correct.
In the context of this paragraph, is Paul's understanding of the meaning of jaded correct?
1. No, because people were simply uninterested in the election,
O 2. No, because people had a negative experience with the candidates.
3. Yes, because people were overworked and therefore too tired to vote.
4. Yes, because people had rejected voting as a result of numerous elections.

Read this excerpt from We Beat the Street. By this time Sampson had developed into a skillful, potentially professional baseball player. He was the captain of the baseball team at University and could almost touch his dreams of playing in the major leagues. In what way is Sampson different by the end of the story? He now thinks about playing baseball in college. He no longer thinks that his dreams are possible. He no longer has an interest in playing baseball. He is now open to exploring other career possibilities.

i’m supposed to be in school rn xx

Causes give birth to effects. Distinct relations between causes and effects include necessity,
homogeneity, and
contingency
randomness
forced fate
sedenial

Plot (RLI RI 6.3): Question 2
True or false: The setting of a story can change as the story develops
Select one:
True
False

The World's Fair
Based on the story, which statement would
Muybridge MOST LIKELY agree with?
We should concentrate on studying new fields of
science
It was 1893, and the future was all around,
confidently displayed at the World's
Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois.
George had waited longingly to visit this fair-
not just a small country fair, but THE World's
fair, full of wonders
It was hard to believe that just the day before
George had woken up in his own bed on the
quiet farm outside Chicago. A breeze had
stirred the grass, and from his window he
could see across to the paddock, where a few
horses drifted lazily across the grass.
We can solve the problems of the future by looking
at the past.
We can learn more by looking closely at familiar
things.
We should examine history by applying new
technologies
2 3 4 5
Dane
My Progress
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Which evidence from the passage answers this question?

How has blueberry growing changed over the years?

In "A Whole New World," why does Tanisha's father give up showing her how to use the camera?
A-She appears confused.
B-She asks him to stop.
C-She already mastered using it.
D-She appears disinterested.

Figurative language 'The meat sizzled and cracked as I laid in into the hot pan.

15 pts.+brainliest

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence: "Dad pulled the car into the driveway."
A. Dad pulled
B. pulled the car
C. into the driveway
D. pulled the car into the driveway

Explain how to put a radio collar on a tree kangaroo. Describe what causes them to fall off

An airplane's change in altitude before landing is shown in the table. What equation represents this change in altitude?

a=4,000m
a=4,000m+35,000
a=4,000m+39,000
a=4,000m+23,000

What job does the kid with the bloody nose get? *

helppppp this is due at 12AMMMMMM!!!!!!!



Read the following paragraph and answer the questions below:
Firstly, Gilbert’s interest in time largely came from his want to have longer summers. In the first paragraph, Gilbert realized, “... the flashing instant before the winter stole over them again and Father took to the sea once more” (line 6). This shows that he felt like he had a very minimal amount of time with his father. Only having a small time to interact with his father made him want to have longer summers. In addition, Gilbert noticed that, “It was the end of August now, and lessons would soon begin again, and each day felt like something was drawing to a close” (line 266). Gilbert and his friends had just restored the handcar and had not decided where to take it yet, when it became apparent that summer was nearly over.

What type of paragraph is this?

which device does the author use throughout the passage?
1 plagiarism
2 rhetorical question
3 paradox
4 simile​

Can you please help me with this question.

This is about Animal farm, if you are not doing this in school or havent' done it yet then pls don't answer
Compare Napolean and Snowball in the Conduct in battle and write in PEA (point,evidence,anaylse)
PLEASE!

13 POINTS!

31. What evidence does the author provide that security was an issue with the first cell phones? Highlight in yellow A details about the percentage of phones that were stolen B. explanation of how others could eavesdrop through a basic scanner c. details about the cost of insurance for phone ownership D. explanation of how many numbers were stored in the recall system​

What additional information would be most appropriate for a student to include in a yearbook page about Jackie Robinson? the other ways Jackie Robinson fought for civil rights the wages Jackie Robinson's mother earned at her job the names of people who mistreated Jackie Robinson the number of players on the Dodgers baseball team

1. What is unusual about Young Master Shelby teaching Tom how to write?
2. When Mrs. Shelby speaks of this sale of her slaves being a curse from God, her husband accuses of sounding like an abolitionist. Why is that such a harsh accusation?
3. What provided the comic relief in Chapter 6.

(Pls help they are literary questions for Uncle Tom’s Cabin)
Pls answer ASAP, I’m giving away a lot of points for me, since I don’t even have that many to begin with.