Identify whether each statement from Reagan’s speech is a fact or an opinion.
"But progress is not foreordained. The key is freedom – freedom of thought, freedom of information, freedom of communication."
options : fact or opinion
"You know, one of the first contacts between your country and mine took place between Russian and American explorers."
options : fact or opinion
"And that’s why it’s so hard for government planners, no matter how sophisticated, to ever substitute for millions of individuals working night and day to make their dreams come true."
options : fact or opinion
"In our discussion today, we agreed on working up to several thousand exchanges a year from each country in the near future."
options : fact or opinion
Answer: 1. Opinion
2. Fact
3. Opinion
4. Fact
Explanation:
A fact simply refers to a statement which can either be proven true or false. On the other hand, an opinion is when one expresses their feelings and this can't be proven as they're based on emotions.
1. This is an opinion
This is an opinion because in this scenario, an expert is quoted by Reagan.
2. This is a fact.
Thus us a fact because it's not based on an opinion but rather, it can be proven to be true or false.
3. This is an opinion. It's based on the feelings and based on what the person thinks.
4. This is a fact.
How does society impact a person’s identity through the lens of race?
Captain Canot describes treatment of slaves in what way? . What evidence does he use? How does he present his information?
Sadly, Captain Canot didn't believe that the treatment of slaves was a problem. Like most people in his time, it was common to think of slaves as only sub-humans. To Captain Canot he was just carrying regular old cargo that just so happened to be alive and breathing.
Captain Canot was a person who captured slaves to make them work for him, he gave them little privileges and had zero qualms about it.
(I wasn't able to get access to any text for a clearcut example, but essentially you're supposed to find an example in whatever text you are reading to support that he was completely ok with slavery. Like, in what ways did he explicitly imply that slavery is a good thing, or what actions and feelings do he have towards it being a thing? And then explain it.)
How would you describe Salva?
( A long walk to water)
Answer:
Throughout the novel, Salva is a model of bravery and steadfastness. He is often terrified by what he experiences in Sudan—at one point even witnessing the murder of his own uncle—but he manages to summon the courage to carry on and the strength to survive.
Explanation:
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What are at least 3 details/notes about Allen's background?fever 1793 I just need a answer I hate school :(
Answer: Athletic success and controversy came to Iverson at an early age. At Bethel High School, he led the school’s gridiron football and basketball teams to state championships his junior year. At age 17 he was jailed after being accused of starting a racially charged brawl in a bowling alley, but his conviction was later overturned because of lack of evidence. He was offered a scholarship to Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., where in two years he averaged 23 points per game and won two Big East Conference Defensive Player of the Year awards before making the decision to leave school to play professionally. Iverson was chosen first overall in the 1996 National Basketball Association (NBA) draft by the Philadelphia 76ers. Although he was one of the smallest players in the league, standing 6 feet (1.8 metres) tall and weighing 165 pounds (75 kg), Iverson immediately made a big splash, leading his team with a scoring average of 23.5 points per game and winning Rookie of the Year honours. His quickness and his signature crossover dribble often left even the best defenders helpless. Off the court his baggy clothing, flashy jewelry, and braided hair were not part of the image the NBA wanted to promote. During his early years in the league, he clashed frequently with coaches and team officials, was portrayed by the media as a selfish, disruptive player, and had several run-ins with the law. Yet he developed a huge following of young fans who identified with his rebellious image. Despite the controversies that followed him, Iverson proved his talent on the court, taking the league scoring title in 1998–99 and winning the scoring title, the steals title, and Most Valuable Player honours in 2000–01 while guiding the 76ers to the NBA finals. In the middle of the 2006–07 season he was traded to the Denver Nuggets, where he was teamed with young superstar Carmelo Anthony. Iverson was an extremely proficient scorer, and in 2007 he became the sixth fastest player in NBA history to score 20,000 career points. Denver, however, failed to advance beyond the first round of the play-offs, and Iverson expressed a desire to play for a contender. Three games into the 2008–09 season, he was traded to the Detroit Pistons, but the Pistons finished the season with a losing record and were swept in the first round of the play-offs, leading Iverson and the team to part ways. Iverson signed with the Memphis Grizzlies in September 2009, but, unhappy with his role on the team, he left the Grizzlies after playing only three games, and his contract was terminated soon thereafter. Iverson then announced his retirement from professional basketball, but he instead returned for a second stint with the 76ers, after signing with the team in December 2009. The return of the still-popular Iverson led to an upswing in home attendance for the 76ers that proved to be short-lived. He left the team in February 2010 to spend time with his ailing daughter, and the next month the 76ers announced that he would not return for the remainder of the 2009–10 season. In October 2010 Iverson signed a two-year contract with Besiktas, a Turkish professional team. He left Besiktas halfway through his first season in Turkey and was without a team until he officially retired in October 2013. Iverson was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2016.
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Explanation:
10. The leaves of legumes
can fix nitrogen with the help of bacteria.
TRUE OR FALSE:
Answer:
true
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Question 2 of 5
Which set of transition words, in order, best clarifies the order of events in the
passage?
Anna Mae walked past the barn toward the house. [ ], she heard a
strange noise coming from inside. It was Blush, her favorite cow, and
she was about to have a calf! Anna Mae called for Pa and Uncle Bart to
come quickly. J), they were all huddled around Blush's stall. The
men seemed to know just what to do, and Anna Mae watched silently
as they went to work. I ], the other cows stamped nervously at all
the commotion.
A. Consequently, Long ago, After that
B. Afterward, Meanwhile, Nevertheless
C. All at once, Suddenly, Soon
D. Suddenly, Soon, Meanwhile
Answer:
D. Suddenly, Soon, Meanwhile
Answer:
the answer is D
Explanation:
Which of the following sentences is written in active voice?
A fierce eagle's face was painted on one pole by a carver.
A sharp, curved beak had been created by the artist.
The salmon was smoked over open fires by the fisherman.
Maggie admired the carving on the pole by the lake.
Answer:
Maggie admired the carving on the pole by the lake.
Explanation:
Who does Chuck Noland work for?
Chuck Noland works for FedEx
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Which propaganda technique does the author use in paragraph 4?
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A)
bandwagon
B)
testimonial
Eliminate
name calling
D)
glittering generalities
Answer:D
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The propaganda technique that the author used in paragragh four is name-calling. So, option (c) is the correct answer.
What are the types of propaganda techniques?Stereotyping and labeling are other terms for calling someone a name. There are two types of propaganda techniques.
A frontal attack on an opponent is known as name-calling. Politicians frequently employ this strategy.
If direct name-calling, which includes the use of sarcasm, is likely to annoy the audience, indirect name-calling is utilized.
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Who was Elenita? What did Elenita tell Esperanza?
How did Esperanza describe Elenita's home?
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Answer:
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Explanation:
wearing of masks changed our lives
talk and sing. Cloth face masks act as barriers, preventing those around you from inhaling these droplets.
Explanation:
Your mask helps protect those around you
. Studies show that masks reduce the spray of droplets
What can we all learn from stories like “Remember the Titans?”
Answer:
You can learn that because someone is a different color, doesn't mean that they are any different from the rest.
Explanation:
"Remember the Titans" is a book/movie about a group of black football players who come to join a white football team. the whites and the blacks hated each other at first, but in the end, they all became best buddies. that shows that just because you are a different color doesn't mean you are any different from the rest.
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Can a person believe in God and still accept Evolution? Why or why not
Answer:
Yes... Although most U.S. Catholics accept the idea of evolution in some form, a substantial percentage of American adults reject the scientific explanation for the origins of human life, and a number of religious groups in the U.S. maintain that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection is not correct because it conflicts with their views of creation.
Explanation:
Answer:
I see no conflict in what the Bible tells me about God and what science tells me about nature. Like St. Augustine in
A.D. 400, I do not find the wording of Genesis 1 and 2 to suggest a scientific textbook but a powerful and poetic
description of God's intentions in creating the universe. The mechanism of creation is left unspecified. If God, who is
all powerful and who is not limited by space and time, chose to use the mechanism of evolution to create you and
me, who are we to say that wasn't an absolutely elegant plan? And if God has now given us the intelligence and the
opportunity to discover his methods, that is something to celebrate.
I lead the Human Genome Project, which has now revealed all of the 3 billion letters of our own DNA instruction book.
I am also a Christian. For me scientific discovery is also an occasion of worship.
Nearly all working biologists accept that the principles of variation and natural selection explain how multiple species
evolved from a common ancestor over very long periods of time. I find no compelling examples that this process is
insufficient to explain the rich variety of life forms present on this planet. While no one could claim yet to have ferreted
out every detail of how evolution works, I do not see any significant "gaps" in the progressive development of life's
complex structures that would require divine intervention. In any case, efforts to insert God into the gaps of
contemporary human understanding of nature have not fared well in the past, and we should be careful not to do that
Explanation:
Which is the synonym of "envisage"? A) Sacrifice B) Guilt C) Imagine D)Tent
Answer:
imagine
Explanation:
Some common synonyms of envisage are conceive, envision, fancy, imagine, realize, and think. While all these words mean "to form an idea of," envisage and envision imply a conceiving or imagining that is especially clear or detailed
On your own paper, write a sentence using each of the interjections below. When punctuating your sentences, use both commas and exclamation points. EX. 1. Ouch 1. Ouch! That really hurt! 1. Ah 2. Wow 3. Great 4. Yikes 5. Incredible 6. No 7. Terrific 8. Yeah
Answer:
1. Ah- Ah! There goes my precious daughter.
2. Wow- Wow! That was an exciting experience!
3. Great- Great! Thank you for the helpful insight.
4. Yikes- Yikes! I almost forget the time!
5. Incredible- Incredible! I hadn't expected this great of a result.
6. No- No! I will not do as you want!
7. Terrific- Terrific! Now I am left with nothing.
8. Yeah- Yeah! I am living my life!
Explanation:
Interjections are the parts of speech that express a spontaneous reaction. In other words, interjections are abrupt remarks that one made, especially in cases of sudden realization or reflex remarks. They are generally identified by the use of the exclamation "!" mark.
Sentences using the given interjections are given as below-
1. Ah- Ah! There goes my precious daughter.
2. Wow- Wow! That was an exciting experience!
3. Great- Great! Thank you for the helpful insight.
4. Yikes- Yikes! I almost forget the time!
5. Incredible- Incredible! I hadn't expected this great of a result.
6. No- No! I will not do as you want!
7. Terrific- Terrific! Now I am left with nothing.
8. Yeah- Yeah! I am living my life!
"How do you come to be so certain of all this, Doctor?"(Hovstad)
a
Hovstad is a journalist and wants to be sure of his facts
b
Hovstad will print anything to sell his paper
c
Hovstad is a journalist who does not want to print anything that is unpopular
d
Hovstad doesn't really care if what the Dr. alleges is true but he thinks it looks good if he asks
Answer: b . Hovstad will print anything to sell his paper
Explanation:
In the book, "An Enemy of the People " by Henrik Ibsen, Dr. Stockmann alleges that the baths in the town are unsanitary and polluted to which Hovstad inquires as to how he came up with his information.
Hovstad was the Editor of the "People's Messenger" newspaper and the truth was that Hovstad did not really care for the source of the information. He only cared about if he could sell the story such that it would sell more papers for him and increase the circulation of his newspaper.
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Which sentence uses tumultuous correctly?
When I travel to the Rocky Mountains, all I want to do is sit and peacefully gaze at the tumultuous skyline.
Dad just endured a tumultuous root canal and returned home to hear you wrecked the car.
After a tumultuous morning running errands, babysitting, and finishing her term paper, Olivia was looking forward to an afternoon at the spa.
The tumultuous road zigged and zagged so much, Tom truly lost all sense of direction.
Answer:
After a tumultuous morning running errands, babysitting, and finishing her term paper, Olivia was looking forward to an afternoon at the spa.
Explanation:
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The answer could be A or B because writers tend to argue and give their opinion towards one side thus making the people either take action or it could be B because with opinion and arguments, they are giving their opinion to what is the way to do something.
Which one is not an oxymoron? HELP ASAP
Answer:
d
Explanation:
the last one
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Estefani is writing a paper about the history of jazz music. Which sentence best introduces a precise claim for this topic? ch The music we know today as jazz started over 100 years ago in New Orleans, Louisiana. While jazz has changed a lot since then, the main idea is the same. The musician inust know how to improvise. It takes a lot of practice to be able to do this. When jazz first started it was a blend of blues, ragtime, and marching band music. Musicians, many of whom did not read music very well, played familiar songs for people to enjoy. People listened to music as a daily part of their lives. Songs were played at town events, family picnics and even at funerals. As these songs were played the musicians would improvise by adding extra notes or changing the rhythm. These impromptu changes allowed the music to evolve as more musicians performed it. a) jazz music have always adapted different songs in order to appeal to their audience b)jazz music has a rich and baited history that helps shape the way it is today c) jazz grew out of other musical traditions but hasn't influenc genres along the way d) jazz music is important to many different people for different reasons
Answer:
Its B, jazz music has a rich and baited history that helps shape the way it is today
Explanation:
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The sentence that best introduces a precise claim for this topic is, jazz music has a rich and baited history that helps shape the way it is today.
What is jazz music?Jazz music is genre of music that deals with complex rhythms, harmony and is heavily improvised.
Because jazz music started long back almost 100 years back, jazz music has gone through a lot yet its main idea remained the same. Jazz music got improvise by blending it with blues, marching band, people have always enjoyed it. Thus it has a rich and baited history, which shapes it to what it is toady.
Hence the correct option is, b) jazz music has a rich and baited history that helps shape the way it is today
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meaning of oral narrative
Answer:
Oral narratives are spoken stories/recounted events.
Explanation:
To put it simply, voiced stories.
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The word malady contains the root mal. What does the root mal mean?
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Answer:
Bad
Explanation:
Mal- bad
Answer:
Bad or evil
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Explanation:
2. Do you think Penelope will welcome Odysseus instantly once he has slain the suitors
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
When Odysseus returns, Penelope doesn't recognize him and cannot be sure that Odysseus is really who he says he is. She tests Odysseus by ordering her servant Eurycleia to move their marriage bed. ... His anger, and the fact that he knows the story of the bed, proves his identity.
Explanation:
Some folks might turn their noses up at old Buck, on account of all of those murders that he committed, but he's good people when it comes down to it. is it an understatement or hyperbole?
Answer:
The answer is that it is a hyperbole.
Explanation:
This is because if he murders people then he is not good to people, he is bad to them, and a hyperbole is when something is not meant to be taken literally. So this is a hyperbole.
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02 Fill in the blanks with words from the word bank.
Answer:
Money
Denmark
Services
Clean
Privacy
Answer:
services
denmark
money
clean
privacy
Explanation: