Answer:C They demonstrate anyone can fall victim to believing single stories
Explanation:
She noticed that she was starting to believe Mexicans were just immigrants just trying to get into the u.s but they are more than that they are people with families some may even be happy in Mexico
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Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence: "Dad pulled the car into the driveway."
A. Dad pulled
B. pulled the car
C. into the driveway
D. pulled the car into the driveway
Answer:
D
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How did the speakers manage the topic control , shifting and repair
Explanation:
A communicative strategy used to control and prevent unnecessary interruptions and topic shifts in a certain conversation. - Topic control is sticking to the topic throughout the discussion. In other words, it is where one part of a conversation ends and where begins. For example, in meetings, you may only have a turn to speak after the chairperson directs you to do so.
Causes give birth to effects. Distinct relations between causes and effects include necessity,
homogeneity, and
contingency
randomness
forced fate
sedenial
Answer:
Forced Fate
Explanation:
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Make sentences:
1. Safari -
2. Totter -
Answer:
Safari- I remember when me and my family went on a Safari. We saw lions and their cubs, giraffes, and even zibras!
Totter- I had completed a 5k with no breaks, and my legs were so sore that I had tottered on my way to school this morning.
Explanation:
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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.
Answer:
i think it is 1. No, because people were simply uninterested in the election.
Explanation: "This caused a majority of voters to purposely neglect voting. The low voter turnout at the polls yesterday" everyone was unintrested so no one voted meaning they were
bored, tired, or uninterested from having too much of something
No Paul's understanding of the meaning of jaded is not correct, because people were simply uninterested in the election.
What is Jaded?Jaded is boredom or lack of motivation, bored.
What word is similar to Jaded?Tired is similar to Jaded.
Hence, the correct answer is option A
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Explain how giraffes may have evolved long necks over time.
Explanation:
From this habit long maintained in all its race, it has resulted that the animal's fore-legs have become longer than its hind legs, and that its neck is lengthened." In short, giraffes' long necks are the result of generation upon generation of repeated stretching and inheritance.
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
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
1. What is unusual about Young Master Shelby teaching Tom how to write?
2. When Mrs. Shelby speaks of this sale of her slaves being a curse from God, her husband accuses of sounding like an abolitionist. Why is that such a harsh accusation?
3. What provided the comic relief in Chapter 6.
(Pls help they are literary questions for Uncle Tom’s Cabin)
Pls answer ASAP, I’m giving away a lot of points for me, since I don’t even have that many to begin with.
Answer:
The next morning, the plantation learns of Eliza's flight. Shelby is angry, and Haley is furious. Mrs. Shelby, however, is glad and says "the Lord be thanked. Haley demands that Shelby give him some horses to search for Eliza andHarry. The slaves have a strategy to stall him, however. First, they find it "curiously difficult" to round up all the horses. Mrs. Shelby joins in as well, by defying her husband and telling the slaves to "Be careful of the horses; don't ride them too fast." A slave, Sam, understands his mistress' meaning and places a burr under the horse's saddle so that it bolts and throws Haley. Everyone involved in the horse throwing Haley finds this quite funny. It takes several hours to catch the horse, and Sam must first rub it down before Haley can ride it. Thus, the slaves outwitted the slave trader and bought much precious time for Eliza.
Explanation:
Basically they distract haley by buying Eliza more time to escapes with her kid.
which device does the author use throughout the passage?
1 plagiarism
2 rhetorical question
3 paradox
4 simile
Answer: I think it’s 2.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct option is 2 i.e.rhetorical question.
Explanation:-Writers use juxtaposition in both poetry and prose through this common literary device that looks slightly different within each realm of literature.rhetorical device the author employs to group mentality and unify the nation.
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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
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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Answer:
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 opened public facilities to all races. But the movement against segregation after World War II really began in 1947 with Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in baseball.
Explanation:
My fault .................
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
your fault with
Explanation:
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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.
Answer: D "He is now open to exploring other career possibilities"
Explanation:
I just took it in edge..
Answer
i dont no the answer I just want the points
Explanation:
the answer is D
An American summer chapter 9 summary
Answer:
i havent read that book before im sorry ;(
Explanation:
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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Answer:
Explanation:
3
What is Simon Wheeler's manner as he tells the story of Jim Smiley?
Answer:
Simon Wheeler embarks on a winding discourse on Jim Smiley's gambling habits. He basically says that Smiley would gamble on anything, even: “…if there was two birds setting on a fence, he would bet you which one would fly first.” The exaggeration here is that Jim Smiley would find a way to make a bet out of anything.
Explanation:
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Answer:
no
Explanation:
just no
Answer: lol
Explanation:
Plot (RLI RI 6.3): Question 2
True or false: The setting of a story can change as the story develops
Select one:
True
False
i’m supposed to be in school rn xx
Answer:
your cute
Explanation:
This is about Animal farm, if you are not doing this in school or havent' done it yet then pls don't answer
Compare Napolean and Snowball in the Conduct in battle and write in PEA (point,evidence,anaylse)
PLEASE!
13 POINTS!
Answer:
Queen Messy!
The Battle of the Cowshed was the infamous clash that involved Animal Farm fending off a combined opposition of Pinchfield Farm, Foxwood Farm and the notorious Mr. Jones. In the midst of the conflict, many notable acts of heroism occured but they are long forgotten due to Napoleon 's censorship and propaganda such as taking credit for Snowball 's rallying of his allies.
Concurrent conflict
Explanation:
my own account don't report!
In "A Whole New World," why does Tanisha's father give up showing her how to use the camera?
A-She appears confused.
B-She asks him to stop.
C-She already mastered using it.
D-She appears disinterested.
Answer:
D (i think) if its right i hope this helps!!
Explanation:
Answer:
hes probably righttt
Explanation:
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Answer:
2. mum made pizza for me and my brother last Friday.
3. The Taylor's travelled to Glasgow a week ago.
4. Amber drove to the city center last Tuesday
5. Heavy rain caused flood in our city last year
6. We sat in the garden yesterday afternoon
7. Tyler listened to his favorite radio show yesterday morning.
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.
Answer:
A birthday party would probably be boring with no music, no one would be excited to have fun. Music brings life to some situations and is really important to have in a party or event.
Explanation:
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It is the governor who signs or vetoes bills.
The sentence above should be revised into
A.
It is the governor that signs or vetoes bills.
B.
The governor signs bills and also vetoes them.
C.
The governor signs or vetoes bills.
D.
The governor is the one who signs or vetoes bills.
Answer:
C. The governor signs or vetoes bills.
Explanation:
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.
Answer:
2. The shift makes it difficult for readers to see how engraving evolved.
Explanation:
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Figurative language 'The meat sizzled and cracked as I laid in into the hot pan.
Answer:
The figurative language that can be found in the sentence is onomatopoeia.
Explanation:
Onomatopoeia refers to words that represent a sound by imitating it. There are several verbs that come, originally, from imitating a sound, such as: to buzz, to clang, to click, to tinkle, to jingle, and to chime, among others. The verbs to sizzle and to crack are also examples of onomatopoeia. To sizzle mostly refers to the sound food makes while being fried, although it can also refer to the sounds that fire makes while burning. The same goes for to crack, although it can refer to a more extensive range of sounds, such as explosions, or the sound of something breaking. Therefore, we can safely say the sentence "The meat sizzled and cracked as I laid it into the hot pan" uses onomatopoeia.
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What is Grimaud, Porthos' servant, asked to eat?
a.a boot
c.a sausage
b.a letter
d.an apple
Answer:
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
Explanation:
Help please the novel is the outsiders
Answer:
a
Explanation:
concession
NOUN
concession (noun) · concessions (plural noun)
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
Answer:
y= -4000x+3000
Explanation:
Answer: a= -4,000m
Explanation:
my teacher posted this on the school page pls help i dont understand it
Answer:
u have to find a book and then do it
Explanation: