Read this passage from The Jungle Book. There was very little talking at the Rock. The cubs tumbled over one another in the center of the circle where their mothers and fathers sat, and now and again a senior wolf would go quietly up to a cub, look at him carefully, and return to his place on noiseless feet. Sometimes a mother would push her cub far out into the moonlight, to be sure that he had not been overlooked. Akela from his rock would cry: "Ye know the Law—ye know the Law! Look well, O Wolves!" And the anxious mothers would take up the call: "Look—look well, O Wolves!" How are the mother wolves affected by the Law of the Jungle? They ignore their cubs at the top of Council Rock. They sometimes push their cubs away if they are naughty. They tumble over the cubs in the circle’s center. They are careful to show their cubs to Pack leaders.

They are careful to show their cubs to Pack leaders.

Answer:

D

Explanation:

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It wasn't _____expensive
A)a lot B)lots C)very​

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

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

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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 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

What is a claim(main point) of Benjamin Banneker‘s letter to Thomas Jefferson
A. Former slaves should be allowed a more prominent role in government
B. It is hyper critical to stay “all men are created equal” in a country that permits slavery
C. The only way to end slavery is with criminal acts in violent rebellion

Does Washington effective leaders prove the counter claim?
A. No because he states the alliances can be substitute for government
B. Yes because he states the Constitution can be amended to meet the country’s needs
C. No because he states that the Constitution can be amended to meet the country’s needs

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In which category does this word belong? prologue You may need to use a dictionary. A. Sound pattern B. Literary device C. Part of a narrative D. Type of narrative

Jenna's favorite hiking trail wind from the base of Mt Diablo up to the summit which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area what is the incorrect subject verb?

Explain how giraffes may have evolved long necks over time.

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

Select the controlling idea that responds to this prompt:

Explain how Jessica's travels reveal her character traits.
Question 9 options:

Jessica's curiosity is revealed by the mystery movies she watches.

Jessica likes to go to places, like the mall and the park down the street.

Jessica's trips all over the world reveal her adventurous nature.

Jessica is a kind, caring, and adventurous person who likes to read.

The passage begins with a term-and-definition organizational pattern and then shifts to a chronological organizational pattern.
How does this organizational shift affect the passage?
01. The shift disrupts the flow of Information in the passage.
2. The shift makes it difficult for readers to see how engraving evolved.
03. The shift supports two different main ideas about the evolution of engraving.
04. The shift clarifies and builds upon information in the beginning of the passage.

A comparison between product metrics and values to industry standards and competition’s metrics and values is called measure marking.


True

False

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Compare Napolean and Snowball in the Conduct in battle and write in PEA (point,evidence,anaylse)
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When using the library's catalog of books, what basic informa-
tion would be helpful in determining if the book has current
information about a topic?

An American summer chapter 9 summary

There comes a time in life where you have to realize: Which one is best answer choice?
A. YOU are NOT their #1 priority.
B. They don't like YOU.
C. Y'all aren't friends.
D. They don't care about YOUR feelings.
E. All of the above.
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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.

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Make sentences:

1. Safari -

2. Totter -​

What is Simon Wheeler's manner as he tells the story of Jim Smiley?

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​

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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.

My fault .................

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.

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