REALLY NEED THIS QUESTION ANSWER TODAY I GIVE POINTS. This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: Which statement best describes the author's point of view about the plague? O A People in the Middle Ages did not understand the disease B. People in the Middle Ages did not take the disease seriously. C. People in the Middle Ages were not aware they had the disease. O D. People in the Middle Ages were overly concerned about the disease Part B: Which detail from the text best supports youn answer in part A? A. Some cities began to keep public health records that told how many people died and were buried. B. The plague was caused by bacteria that lived in fleas, and the fleas were carried by rats. C. People thought the plague was caused by bad air, bad water, or bad behavior. D. The disease spread quickly over Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa.​​​​

Answer:part A is (D) I think. and part B (c or d) I don't know much about the plague.

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Explanation:

Translate ducimus. (2 points)
we lead
we were led
we will lead
we did lead

Which sentence uses a helping verb with a main verb? O A. Sentence 6 O B. Sentence 9 O C. Sentence 10 O D. Sentence 19 ​

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Read the passage from "The Setting Sun and the Rolling World." Which choice identifies the narrative point of view and explains how you know?
The old man got angry. Yes, the land is useless. True, the family tree is uprooted and it dries in the sun
“All. You have given me all, father." And here, too, the son felt hampered, patronized and his pent-up fury rolled through him
O
A third-person limited; the narrator only knows what one character is feeling
O
В.
third-person omniscient; the narrator knows what all characters are feeling
C. first person, the narrator is a firsthand witness to events
O
D. first person; the narrator is a character in the story

8- Every boy and girl __________ in the class today.​

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REALLY NEED THIS QUESTION ANSWER TODAY I GIVE POINTS. This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: Which statement best describes the author's point of view about the plague? O A People in the Middle Ages did not understand the disease B. People in the Middle Ages did not take the disease seriously. C. People in the Middle Ages were not aware they had the disease. O D. People in the Middle Ages were overly concerned about the disease Part B: Which detail from the text best supports youn answer in part A? A. Some cities began to keep public health records that told how many people died and were buried. B. The plague was caused by bacteria that lived in fleas, and the fleas were carried by rats. C. People thought the plague was caused by bad air, bad water, or bad behavior. D. The disease spread quickly over Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa.​​

Which evidence supports the author's point that huge numbers of people died from the plague? Select two options. A records from the time B. interviews from the time C. research done about the time D D. films about the bubonic plague D E. the author's personal experiences 4 D F. Scientific experiments with the plague​

What form of sacer agrees with campi? (2 points)
Sacro
sacris
Sacer
sacri

Read the excerpt from President Dwight D. Eisenhower's citation in Jonas Salk's honor, and answer the question that follows.

Citation from President Dwight D. Eisenhower to Jonas Salk

Immediate Release: April 22,1955

James C. Hagerty, Press Secretary to the President

The White House
Following are the Citations given today by
the President to Dr. Jonas E. Salk and the
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis

The Citation for Dr. Salk is as follows:

Because of a signal and historic contribution to human welfare by Dr. Jonas E. Salk in his development of a vaccine to prevent paralytic poliomyelitis, I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States, present to him this citation for his extraordinary achievement.

The work of Dr. Salk is in the highest tradition of selfless and dedicated medical research. He has provided a means for the control of a dread disease. By helping scientists in other countries with technical information; by offering to them the strains of seed virus and professional aid so that the production of vaccine can be started by them everywhere; by welcoming them to his laboratory that they may gain a fuller knowledge, Dr. Salk is a benefactor of mankind.

His achievement, a credit to our entire scientific community, does honor to all the people of the United States.

Answer the following question based on the President Dwight D. Eisenhower's citation:

President Eisenhower refers to Jonas Salk's work as an "historic contribution to human welfare" and an "extraordinary achievement." President Eisenhower also calls Dr. Salk a "benefactor of mankind." What do these words and phrases express about the president's beliefs? (10 points)

a
The president believes that Dr. Salk has impressed other scientists.
b
The president believes that Dr. Salk has made an impact on the entire world.
c
The president believes that Dr. Salk has proven to be a dedicated doctor.
d
The president believes that Dr. Salk has successfully achieved his goal.

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Select the sentence that best states the main idea of the paragraph. The bubonic plague was one of the most horrific events in world history. It started in Mongolia and was caused by tiny bacteria. The bacteria infected fleas, and the fleas that carried the germ jumped onto rats and then quickly spread. From the first landing in Sicily, the plague spread throughout Italy and then moved all across Europe People bitten by fleas developed high fevers and terrible, painful swellings on their bodies Sufferers died quickly and in huge numbers An even worse form of the plague was airbome passing from person to person through their breath This form of the disease killed even more people and killed them faster.​

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Which evidence supports the author's point that huge numbers of people died from the plague? Select two options. A records from the time B. interviews from the time C. research done about the time D D. films about the bubonic plague D E. the author's personal experiences 4 D F. Scientific experiments with the plague​​

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Read the following passages.

Passage 1

As the sun began to set, Joanna and her team began to build their snow fortress. Joanna assigned Tucker, Billy, and the other classmates tasks. She announced to the team that she would be the spy. When she made this declaration, Billy rolled his eyes. It seemed as though he disagreed with Joanna taking on the role of leader and spy, but he just got to work. The Hillside team was busy working together to make their fort, which was very large and made of ice and snow. When Joanna saw the enemy's impressive structure, she turned to her team but got a distressed look on her face.

"Stop! None of you are following my instructions," Joanna cried. "Billy just pushed the walls together, and now there are cracks. If you don't work together and build the fort in the correct way, the whole thing will fall apart."

"Don't worry," Tucker replied. "Everything will turn out okay."

Tucker looked over at Billy and gave him a gentle smile. Then, Tucker made some holes that could be used for covert operations.

Passage 2

As the sun began to set, my team and I began to build our snow fortress. I had imagined a simple design that would withstand any attack from the enemy. As the leader, I assigned each individual a task and made myself a spy. Hillside created a massive fort wall made of ice and snow. I turned to my teammates to share my concerns, only to realize that they had failed to follow my instructions. Each person was building a part of the wall in a different manner. Their lack of teamwork and inability to follow directions would make the entire structure fall apart! When I expressed my concerns, Tucker claimed that everything would turn out well. Billy pushed the walls together. Sure enough, fractures formed in the walls. But, Tucker saved the day by creating holes that could be used for covert operations.

What is a similarity in the way the authors use point of view in each passage? help

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With which statements would the author most likely agree? Select two options. A. People in the Cliff Palace lived a very difficult life. B. The Cliff Palace should have never been discovered. C. The Cliff Palace should have been protected and preserved O D. People in the Cliff Palace did not leave behind many things. E. The Cliff Palace helps us understand how people lived in the past. F. People in the Cliff Palace did not understand how to build a safe home.​​

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Apparently, that restaurant offers the ‘best hamburgers in town’!

You have learned how ASL signs can be glossed and the difference between glossing and translating. ASL glossing is definitely useful for ASL learners and yet it has its limitations. Discuss what these limitations are also in light of the fact that ASL is often described as a 3D language.

Which sentence from the passage BEST exemplifies how the author of "The Journey to Acceptance" contradicts the author of "Mendel’s Momentous Work"?
A
Gregor Mendel’s work has had a profound impact on modern research in the field of genetic science.
B
It was not until 1900, over thirty years after his death, that his theories were re-examined and accepted over those of his peers.
C
During the 1800s, the most accepted theory of inheritance was that traits inherited from parents blend in each generation, known as the blending theory.
D
Biologists finally accepted the laws of Mendelian inheritance, and a new breed of scientist was born

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