Refer to the article "Making Money" in your Money, Money, Money magazine for a complete version of this text. Based on the procedure described in the "Making Coins" section of "Making Money," what is the last step that happens before one can spend a newly minted coin? Defective coins are removed and melted for reuse. Coins are sent to the Federal Reserve to be inspected. Rims and grooves are added as a security measure. Coins are counted, bagged, and shipped to banks.

Answer:

The gods are unjust in their choice to continue persecuting innocent

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Answer: 60 students

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Answer:

SECTION A - PAGE 1

1. Compound sentence

2. Complex sentence

3. Compound-complex sentence

4. Simple sentence

5. Compound sentence

SECTION B

1. The second shift arrived for work, but the factory doors were locked.

2. Ms. Kosciuszko set up the telescope, and we were able to look at Jupiter.

3. Mulberry trees with flowers are male, but ones bearing fruit are females.

4. On Mondays I might practice golf, or I might instead visit my grandma.

SECTION A - PAGE 2

1. Complex sentence

2. Simple sentence

3. Compound-complex sentence

4. Complex sentence

5. Compound sentence

SECTION B

1. Chet runs on the track team, but he is on the swim team in winter.

2. Dawn plays piccolo, so she doesn't want to play solo.

3. Deacon got an A in algebra, so his parents celebrated with a cake.

4. At four o'clock I practice piano, but after dinner I play video games.

SECTION C

1. Kenton would have more money if he is hardworking.

2. Mr. and Mrs. Wong cooked us a dinner that we ate.

3. Ramon will ask Jacinta to the dance unless he arrives late.

Explanation:

I have been able to write out the correct sentence type and the correct sentences that fit the sentence type that was stated.

Answer:

To separate, detach, or isolate.

To separate a body or material from others, e.g. by non-conductors to prevent the transfer of electricity, heat, etc.

Ceramic can be used to insulate power lines.

Answer:

Types of Clouds and Certain Constellations in the sky.

Explanation:

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Meteorologists also use satellites to observe cloud patterns around the world, and radar is used to measure precipitation.Meteorologists also use satellites to observe cloud patterns around the world, and radar is used to measure precipitation.

Stars twinkle. ... Stars near the horizon will twinkle more than those above our heads, because they pass through more of our atmosphere before reaching us. The twinkling also increases when humidity rises, the air pressure drops and there are strong pressure gradients in the atmosphere – all signs of worsening weather.

Answer:

The Middle one

Explanation:

Cause i learned about this

clouds show when it will rain if it will be sunny or when it will be cold

But the one you choose is also correct but there is climate changes so say its summer but because of climate change its cold.

Answer:

In the passive voice, the sentences become the following:

1. Outdoor games are enjoyed by the children.

2. The crops were destroyed by the floods.

Explanation:

The original sentences are in the active voice, which means they emphasize the performer of the action. To transform them into passive sentences, we need to emphasize the receiver of the action. Thus, what is the object in the active voice becomes the subject in the passive voice.

1. outdoor games

2. the crops

Now we identify the verb tense. We must add the auxiliary "be" in the same tense as the original sentence. The main verb is used in its past participle form.

1. enjoy (present) -> are enjoyed

2. destroyed (past) -> were destroyed

Finally, the subject of the active sentence becomes the agent of the passive, preceded by the preposition "by":

1. by the children

2. by the floods

Thus, we have:

1. Outdoor games are enjoyed by the children.

2. The crops were destroyed by the floods.

Answer: Reverses her sense to sensibility

Explanation:

The option that best Elinor's reaction considered within the context of the whole novel is "Reverses her sense to sensibility".

Thus can be inferred from the excerpt when Elinor could not sit anymore, ran out of the room and burst into tears of joy, which at first she thought would never cease.

Because they thought they were  going to see something with action.

Answer:

because you give no pictures of what they don't see

Answer:

i believe its Rogelio~

Explanation:

Answer:

Rogelio-SUBJECT, bought-VERB, icecream-OBJECT

Answer:

b

Explanation:

Answer:

the novel because

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Explanation:

Balancing public safety and the right to bear arms: The debate over gun control and gun ownership is a topic of much controversy in the United States today. Some argue that the government should do more to protect public safety and prevent gun violence by passing legislation limiting access to certain weapons and issuing mandatory wait periods. Others argue that the government should not be allowed to infringe on a person’s right to own a gun.

Although state and local governments have sought to increase gun control legislation in order to protect public safety, the Supreme Court has recently ruled in support of the Second Amendment protection of an individual’s right to own guns, striking down gun control legislation in D.C. v. Heller (2008) and McDonald v. Chicago (2010)

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Medical expertise is crucial in death investigations. It begins with body examination and evidence collection at the scene and proceeds through history, physical examination, laboratory tests, and diagnosis – in short, the broad ingredients of a doctor’s treatment of a living patient. The key goal is to provide objective evidence of cause, timing, and manner of death for adjudication by the criminal justice system. Death investigation has been performed for centuries in all societies, although not always by medical professionals (Committee, 2003). The association of law and medicine dates back to the Egyptian culture as early as 3000 B.C. The English coroner system was mentioned in documentations around the 12th century B.C. (Spitz, 2006).

Although the primary goal of a death investigation is to establish the cause and manner of death, the role of the death investigation extends much further than simply answering these two questions. A common question asked is, “Why does it matter? The person is dead.” While it is true that the dead cannot benefit, the value in death investigation is to benefit the living and future generations. In a culture that values life, explaining the death in a public forum (the meaning of “forensic”) is crucial for many reasons. And this interest goes beyond simple curiosity (Wagner, 2009).

In homicide, suspected homicide, and other suspicious or obscure cases, the forensic medicine expert should visit the scene of the death before the body is removed. Local practice varies but any doctor claiming to be a forensic medicine expert should always make himself available to accompany the police to the locus of the death. This duty is often formalized and made part of a contract of service for those forensic medicine experts who are either full-time or substantially involved in assisting the police, in England and Wales, the 'Home Office Pathologists' are permanently on call for such visits and in many other jurisdictions, such as the medical examiner systems in the USA, and the European State and University Institutes of Forensic Medicine, there is usually a prearranged duty roster for attendance at scenes of death (Saukko & Knight, 2004). In many cases, the scene investigation is more important than the autopsy. A thorough and complete investigation commonly leads to the proper diagnosis of the cause and manner of death prior to an autopsy (Avis, 1993; Dix & Ernst, 1999).

Death scene investigation may include a combination of the following types of incidents and

examinations:

☞ Accidental deaths, which include a multitude of circumstances, including misadventure

☞Suicidal deaths, which include a multitude of circumstances

☞Homicidal deaths, which include a multitude of circumstances

☞Sudden deaths, with or without suspicious circumstances

☞Difficult victim identification, which includes mummification and putrefaction

☞Disaster victim identification dealing with multiple casualties (Horswell, 2005a)

Answer:

both the first and second answer

Explanation:

because she was able to fell even things

Crimson - a reddish maroon colour

Behold - observe

Brow - the hair above the eye on the forehead

Rosy - coloured like pink

Glance - peek/ look

Tremble - to shake with fear/ shiver

Fling - throw

Spurt - move suddenly

Sword - a weapon with a long metal blade

Linger - stay in a place for longer than necessary

Dissolve - mix / dismiss

Answer:

don't understand pls be more specific and write something meaningful

Explanation:

don't understand

Answer:

1. we

2. she

3. I

4. it

5. he

6. I

7. she

8. they

Explanation:

not sure if you can use one more than once, but if you can i'm sure it would be these ones :)

Answer:

2nd one - ?

3rd one - I

4th one - it

5th one - he

6th one - I

7th one - ?

8th one - they

Explanation:

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Answer:

Maya Angelou wrote an autobiographical book entitled I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. The title of the poem, “Caged Bird” is significant because the poem compares the lives of the bird who lives freely, and the one who is confined to a cage. Both birds are symbolic of the groups of people they represent.

Explanation:

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Answer:

Crying

Explanation:

The correct way to spell it is crying.

Answer:

pathos

Explanation:

An author uses ethos to establish their credibility as a source.

Logos is essentially the facts and data, the statistics of a situation.

Pathos appeals to your emotions, makes you feel a certain way, like a sad movie  

Answer:

Explanation:

Elie Wiesel was a Romanian-born American writer, professor, political activist, Nobel laureate, and Holocaust survivor. He authored 57 books, written mostly in French and English, including Night, a work based on his experiences as a Jewish prisoner in the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps

Answer:

1 simile

2 hyperbole

3 oxymoron

4 personification

5 simile

Explanation:

Which would make your word "shops"

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Answer: The Modernist aesthetic overrides the realistic elements of close attention to detail, objectivity, and simplicity as these elements are enclosed in the dream of the lions and the sense of drifting for days that both take away any certainty or realistic detail.

Perhaps, with the overriding metaphor of the dream of the childhood experience of the lions and the ways that Santiago's mind creates his world as the focal point of your essay, you could demonstrate how the Modernist elements and realistic detail develop Santiago's isolation, disillusionment, and lack of meaning in his life.  At any rate, you may want some unified motif or theme that will connect your discussion of the various elements.

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Based on the principle of moral obligation, the action of helping a person in severe need is indeed appropriate. There are two reasons for this:

An obligation that is triggered with respect to whether or not a situation is right or wrong is called a moral obligation.

There are two types of moral obligations:

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Answer: I think D

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