The following is a student draft. It may contain errors. Community Gardens (1) Community gardens, with their rows of bountiful produce, are becoming popular across the United States and the world because they provide places where people get to work with their hands, where people find a peaceful, quiet place, and where communities can come together. (2) More people are keen on reaping the benefits of these gardens, which include improved overall health, better community relationships, and a healthier environment. (3) Starting a community garden is a detailed process. (4) Like with any group project, a community garden requires like-minded individuals to come together. (5) So, the first step is to create a planning group. (6) The planning group should include people committed and willing to make time for the community garden. (7) Next, it's important to find a location for the garden. (8) Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens. (9) Some organizations help people rent or purchase spaces for gardening. (10) Once the location is chosen, the final step is to decide the layout or structure of the garden. (11) For example, some gardens use wooden crates to plant vegetables or fruits. (12) Other gardens arrange plants in rows in small plots in the ground. (13) Based on the layout, people can begin planting in the garden. (14) Community gardens require teamwork and dedication, which can help bring a community closer. 3 Select the correct answer. How can sentences 8 and 9 be combined to improve clarity? A. Some local governments, contrary to some organizations, set aside lots for people to use as community gardens. B. Some local governments only set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, unlike some organizations. C. Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, in spite of some organizations helping people rent or purchase spaces for gardening. D. Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community garde

Answer:Answer: The answer is a Community gardens, with their rows of bountiful produce, are becoming popular across the United States and the world because they provide places where people get to work with their hands, where people find a peaceful, quiet place, and where communities can come together.

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8. You recently read a blog by your teen friend, on 'Freedom-My Perception'. You
feel that your perception of freedom has seen a transformation after having read
The Long walk to Freedom.
Complete the dialoguein 120 words, with your friend, explaining your new
understanding of freedom. You may begin like this:
Friend: I think the freedom to watch TV. for extended hours or choose the kind of
programme I'd like to view is important.
You:
Friend: Hmmm. I still feel that the restrictions are not required. I want my freedom.
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"it's hard to beat someone who never gives up"​

What line from the poem "My Country" shows an example of personification

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PART A: Which statement identifies a central idea of the text?
A. Playing chess gives young offenders in the criminal justice system the chance to be regular kids for a bew hours.
B. Studies have shown that the Chess for Life program has helped young offenders be well adjusted and return to society.
C. t’s important for young offenders to experience a combination of punitive justice and habilitation to understand what they did wrong and not do it again.
D. Researchers believe teaching young offenders life skills through chess could be more helpful than punishment in preventing them from reoffending.

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports your answer from PART A?
A. “Sentencing practices for youth who engage in non-violent crimes have traditoinally adopted a punitive approach--for example, ordering time in a juvenile detention centre.” (Paragraph 5)
B. “They say they really like how quiet the room is and that for the couple of hours they’re in the classroom, things slow down and it’s just chess.” (Paragraph 14)
C. “Perhaps the most revealing comment one youth has shared--reflecting the positive influence of the program--is that he wishes he had ‘learned to play chess a lot earlier.;” (Paragraph 18)
D. “...initial observations suggest the Chess for Life program is a good alternate sentence choice for helping these young people get their lives back on track.” (Paragraph 20)

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Hate keeps his head up and walks through these streets. What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?
1. Onamatopoeia
2. personification
3. Allusion
4. Simile​

What was the perspective of the author of white man's burden

Many students revised the sentence in the following way: “The boys shared the teeter-totter.” Complete the following statement to compare your revision to the model.

My revised sentence

What would you say is the ultimate goal for Creon?
•to have ultimate power over everyone.
•To hurt those who love him
•to enjoy unlimited wealth
•to keep the state secure of threats at all costs.

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Please help me with an argumentative essay on advantages of cell phones

Which of the following must be included in the conclusion of a persuasive essay?

A. Interesting Hook

B. Thesis Statement

C. Support for Topic Sentence

D. Specific Details of Issue​

How to paraphrase this sentence: in the past many people had skills such as making their own clothes and doing repairs to things in the house. In many countries, nowadays, skills like these are disappearing.

What is the sound of a major scale?

A.
dark

B.
sad

C.
happy

D.
loud

in game at twilight why does ravi want to win the game

Match the image to the correct key word

In the first paragraph under The Chunnel, the author states, "It had to be strong and waterproof." What is the purpose of this statement?

A. It is her central claim about the Chunnel project.
B. It is the piece of evidence she relies on to support her central claim about the Chunnel project.
C. It is her reasoning connecting her evidence back to her central claim about the Chunnel project.
Dit is her counterargument to the claim that the Big Dig was the most amazing engineering project​

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Which of these individuals is an entrepreneur?

A. A truck driver who operates in many different states

B. A baker who decides to open his own cake shop

C. An investment banker with hundreds of clients

D. An engineer working for a social networking company

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They will learn it………….. . *
a. themself
b. itself
c. themselves
d. himself

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What is the best way to combine these sentences


The students in the class wanted to meet her: they cheered when Lassie came into the room.


The students in the class wanted to meet her, but they cheered when Lassie came into the room.


The students in the class wanted to meet her, and they cheered when Lassie came into the room.


The students in the class wanted to meet her, they cheered when Lassie come into the room.





What is the correct way to edit sentence

Group of answer choices

Lassie barked with the student's clapped their hands.

Lassie barked when the students' clapped their hands.

The sentence is correct as written.

Lassie barked when the students clapped their hands.

hi came over the hill and through the garden
What is the preposition[s]

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Okay, so I have gotten a few complaints about posting quotes. Do yall want me to stop, or continue doing it?

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Select the line that uses inverted syntax.
A. I wandered lonely as a cloud.
B. They flash upon that inward eye.
C. They stretched in never-ending line.
D. For oft, when on my couch I lie
Please help as much as you can.

In a dystopia, why is telling the truth "revolutionary"? Who or what is relied on for the lies in the dystopia?