Answer:
simple I think
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure its simple because compound means you can take one sentence and make it into 2 sentences that make sence. This can't be broken into 2 sentences that are understandable
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What does it mean by the phrase, "how nature can help address these goals". I'm trying to understand what this statement means...plz help (will give brainliest)
Answer:
it means that someone will guide you to do it
Explanation:
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help me answer this please
Answer: The first one attaches on the bottom bar and the second one attaches to the second bar down the third one attaches to the first bar the fourth one attaches to the third bar
Explanation:
Which of the following examples contains foreshadowing?
a. Waiting for the phone to ring, we all sat in silence.
b. We wondered if the phone would ring in the next hour.
c. After six long hours, the phone rang, and I never realized hearing her voice would change my life forever.
d. Shocked and surprised, our cousin was alive and safe.
Carson has been assigned a five-minute speech about anything having to do with movies.
Which topic best meets the requirement?
A. the history of silent films
B.
movies from the 1970s
C.
his favorite scene in The Wizard of Oz
D.
the Star Wars films
Answer:
A
Explanation: Its not focused on one movie. Teachers find that kids doing history related stuff get better grades because of this. Silent films are also very easy to research.
The topic which best meets the requirements of the speech is “movies from the 1970s”. Since this topic is more general in its approach and talks about a trend, which will provide useful knowledge about movies to people, Therefore, B is the correct option.
What is a speech?A speech is a form of communicating with the help of language and words. A speech is generally different from our daily conversations with people. It is generally a tool to convey our thoughts on a topic in front of many people. There are various skills that are required for giving a good speech. Such skills are fluency in the language, accurate grammar of the language, efficient vocabulary, and pronunciation.
Thus, the topic which best meets the requirements of the speech is “movies from the 1970s." Since this topic is more general in its approach and talks about a trend that will provide useful knowledge about movies to people. Therefore, B is the correct option.
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How can adding dialogue improve a narrative? (Select all correct answers.)
Answer:
B. and C. like the other guy said.
Explanation:
Answer:
B, C
Explanation:
Think of a special place or a place you love… List 5 things that you see List 5 things that you hear List 5 things that you feel List 5 things that you smell List 5 things that you taste
Answer:
My home
Explanation:
I can smell:
- The smell of cooking
- The sweet smell of spices
- The smell of air freshner (cause the cooking)
- The smell of rain (British weather)
- The smell of fumes from cars
I can hear:
- Birds tweeting
- Anime/TV
- My baby bros laughter
- The typing on a computer
- My dad sleeping (Lol)
I can see:
- My table (its a mess)
- My computer
- Scenery from my garden
- People walking up and down my street
- My neighbours
I can taste:
- The musty smell of books
- Sweet aroma of food
- Perfume
- The wet rain
I can feel:
- My chair
- My keyboard
- The sofa
- Animals outside
- My clothes
Choose as many answers as apply.
Expenses that Joe does not pay monthly include:
A. savings
B. new clothes
C. taxes
D. new TV budget
How does the author of "Ethnic Hash", Patricia J. Williams, use rhetoric (effective or persuasive writing) to advance her point of view? *
1 point
A. Williams begins with a playful tone but concludes with a cynical one that portrays disdain toward her convoluted ethnic identity.
B. Williams uses irony throughout the article to communicate her feeling of displacement from the ethnic identity of the rest of the culture.
C. Williams employs a humorous and often sarcastic tone to communicate the complexity of representing her composite ethnic identity in a single dish.
D. Williams includes personal stories and vivid imagery to communicate her desire for an ethnic identity that both simplifies her heritage and disproves stereotypes
Answer:
C. Williams employs a humorous and often sarcastic tone to communicate the complexity of representing her composite ethnic identity in a single dish.
Explanation:
The author of "Ethnic Hash" reveals, through the article, how complicated her ethnic background and cultural heritage is, due to all the ethnic mixtures that formed her family, even going so far as to not recognize which ethnic group she really belongs to.
In this, she uses fun and capable sarcastic tones, using several analogies through food to communicate the complexity of representing her composite ethnic identity on a single plate.
The following were inventions during the Han dynasty except ______.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
1. Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?
O Never cry over spilled milk.
It feels like the day will never end.
O He is a breath of fresh air.
She is as sweet as a peach.
Answer: He is a breath of fresh air
Explanation:
She is as sweet as a peach.
It feels like day will never end.
These are not because they use the words like and as for the description. These are similes.
Never cry over spilled milk is an idiom.
Unfortunately, we are "prohibit" from going in the Cave of Flames.
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) prohibited
(Choice B) prohibiting
(Choice C) prohibit
(Choice D) prohibits
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Answer A is gramatically correct. You can use prosses of elimination to solve this if you are unsure. Unfortuanately we are prohibits sounds wrong. Unfortuanately we are prohibiting isn't right either because the ing at the end is in progressive tense. You get the point, prosses of elimination is the best way to solve a problem like this.
What logical contradiction does Defoe point out?
Men view women as objects, but women objectify men, too.
b. Men complain of women's foolishness yet prevent their education
Men seek companionship from women without trying to understand them.
d. Men claim they want to get along with women, but they don't act that way.
What type of characteristics did the Beowulf poet’s culture value?
Answer:
These values, as shown through the epic poem Beowulf, defined what a great thane must do to live the Heroic Code, and secure his place in society. Some of the most important of these values include bravery, truth, honor, loyalty and duty, hospitality and perseverance.
Characters: Grendel
Explanation:
What is the central idea of Paragraph 4 of the story?
The narrator accepts a job as a reporter even though she knows it will be hard.
The narrator meets John, one of the executive editors at the newspaper.
The narrator has only a few writing samples and no solid reporting experience.
The narrator spends the weekend deciding whether to accept the job offer.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
8. Which of the following is an example of a run-on sentence? (5 points)
O The dog is in serious need of a bath.
O He stinks every time he goes outside.
O Please help me wash him, he's dirty.
O I'll get the soap, and you get the tub.
Answer:
'll get the soap, and you get the tub.
Explanation:
because he could have said ready for him
Hi.
I need help with these questions.
Answer:
1=b
2=d
3=d
4=d
5=a
6=b
Explanation:
Select the sentence that corrects the error below:
I go to the store last night, and I buy three big apples, but I couldn't eat even one.
I go to the store last night, and I bought three big apples, but I couldn't eat even one.
I went to the store last night, and I bought three big apples, but I couldn't eat even one.
I went to the store last night, and I buy three big apples, but I can't eat even one.
I go to the store last night, and I buy three big apples, but I can't eat even one.
Answer:
I went to the store last night, and I bought three big apples, but I couldn't eat even one.
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Does hamlet ever answer his question? Why or why not?
Through the whole speech hamlet sounds sad, causing us to feel sorry for him in the end he will choose to give up instead of continuing. He never really answers his question.
plz help I will mark you brainlist plz help and all you have to do is read those 2 poems and have to do a Venn diagram it like you have to write 6 different things of the poem and the other poem called teenagers I need 7 different things and 7 that are the same thing in both poems plz help I will mark you brainlist plz
Answer:
hisoka = superior
Explanation:
Read this excerpt from “The Song of Wandering Aengus” by William Butler Yeats.
When I had laid it on the floor
I went to blow the fire a-flame,
But something rustled on the floor,
And someone called me by my name
Which words in the first line of the excerpt are emphasized by the rhythm of the poem?
When, I, and had
I, laid, on, and floor
laid, it, and on
when, had, laid, and it
Answer: b
Explanation:
Answer: b I, laid, on, and floor
what is a good character name for a short story
Answer:
Depends on how the character acts and overall being but I'll say Alex since it's unisex.
Hope that helps and have a great day!
Answer:
If it's just realistic fiction story (like about a normal person in a normal world) then I'd do a common name like Jack or Claire.
If it's a science fiction or fantasy story, then I would do something that sounds unique and nature related, like Aurora or Artemis.
It really depends on the genre, but those are some suggestions. :)
Help someone it’s English 1
Luisa has 1/7 of her book left to read. She needs to finish the book in 6 days. What fraction of the book does she need to read each day to finish in time?
Answer:
1/42
Explanation:
Given that,
Part of Book left to read = 1/7
No. of days left = 6 days
∵ we can assume, Luisa reads in 6 days = 1/7
Part of the book read in 1 day = 1/7 / 6
= 1/7*6
= 1/42
Select the common noun(s).
Candace Flynn gave me her lucky charm.
Answer:
Charm
Explanation:
The word charm in the sentence is not capitalised, so it is not a specific person, place, thing, or idea, therefor it is a common noun.
Write sentences about respect and appreciation for parents and their work
What word best describes detail?
a
specific
b
intelligent
c
realistic
d
important
Answer:
A specific
Explanation:
a detail is a specific part of a text or story. (details are sometimes important but often are not)
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Is the underlined verb or verb phrase in the simple, progressive, perfect, or progressive perfect aspect?
Aliza "found" fragments of ancient pottery.
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) Progressive perfect
(Choice B) Perfect
(Choice C) Simple
(Choice D) Progressive
Answer:
The underlined verb phrase or verb is in the Progressive aspectAnswer:
The awnser is the simple aspect.
Read the sentence.
The tracking party followed their prey to the river, but there they lost the trail, even though they had several bloodhounds with them.
What type of sentence is this?
Answer:
D a compound-complex sentence.
Explanation:
Muslim and Hindu conversation
Answer:
What do you mean by this?
"O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN!": POETIC STRUCTURES AND DEVICES
Answer:
Explanation:
Walt WhitmanO Captain! My Captain! by Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman’s masterpiece, O Captain! My Captain! has been analyzed in this section from diverse aspects in order to include the moods, undertones, political climate and personal opinion regarding the events in consideration. The poem moves with sheer melancholic tone throughout its entirety. Walt Whitman is the new-age poet, poised with breaking away from the shackles of established poetic practices and forming news ones just as America is created for a different purpose, tearing away from the yoke of colonialism and steering clear of undermining the proletariat class.
On the other hand, Walt Whitman uses similar poetic devices as that of William Wordsworth and Dante Alighieri. Speaking in the language of ordinary men, Walt Whitman aspired to become the voice of the nation, speaking on behest of American population at the time. As a result, he has recorded the events, moods and spirit of the time magnificently. Saddened by the results of first American civil war, Walt Whitman wrote an elegy in memory of deceased American President Abraham Lincoln in 1865. An elegy is known as a mourning poem. The civil war occurred during his lifetime with Whitman a staunch supporter of unionist through and through.
The infamous poem, owing to various aspects has been analyzed within following segments:
Poetic form
Poetic structure
Stanza analysis
Historical perspective
Personal commentary
Poetic Form of O Captain! My Captain!
Most of Walt Whitman’s poems use repetition and rhythm for rendering a spellbinding poetic beauty. He uses anaphora constantly as several verses begin with same word/ phrase. For instance ‘When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomers’ uses ‘when’ 4 time to render a lyrical sound. Anaphora is generally used for joyous chants and rendering celebratory feelings in a poem’s entirety. O Captain! My Captain! makes use of ‘father’ and ‘heart’ to mourn death of assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
Poetic Structure
The poem, ‘O Captain! My Captain!’ consists of 3 stanzas in totality having 2 quatrains in each. A quatrain is a stanza consisting of 4-lines.
Historical Perspective
‘O Captain! My Captain!’ was authored by famous American poet Walt Whitman. It is alluded to President Abraham Lincoln’s death in 1865. The poem was a part of his controversially famous collection of poems ‘Leaves of Grass’. The poetic collection continuously was revised to add new poetic pieces from Walt Whitman as a result.
O Captain! O Captain! Analysis
Stanza 1
O CAPTAIN! my Captain! our fearful trip is done;
The ship has weather’d every rack, the prize we sought is won;
The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting,
While follow eyes the steady keel, the vessel grim and daring:
But O heart! heart! heart!
O the bleeding drops of red,
Where on the deck my Captain lies,
Fallen cold and dead.
In this stanza, the speaker shouts with sheer excitement to ship’s captain about making it home safe and sound. The ship after enduring tough storms and impenetrable winds made it back on the dock. Jaded and exhausted after a tiresome journey, the mission has been a roaring success. Although the ship is yet to arrive safely in the harbor, but ‘land ahoy’, ‘land ahoy’ as the ship is close by and people are seemingly exulted by its sight. The church bells are ringing and people act animatedly as the ship nigh the shore. The excitement escalates as the boat nears the harbor. The keel has been thrown in to steady the moving ship. Keel can also be referred to the ‘ship’ as well, same as ‘all hands on deck’ means all people should be ready.