The images in the poem “Caged Bird” relate to Grant because

Answer:

Can u show us a pic of the poem so that we can help u, perhaps pls?

Chapter 22: Why is Lyddie forced to leave Lowell

Which words create an order of events in the poem?

“silent” and “sky”
“until” and “then”
“high” and “arrived”
“morning” and “eyes”

who was the second president?

Describe the four quilts koly embroiders throughout the novel​

Read the passage, and answer the question that follows:
Lucas shivered as the thunder crashed outside his window. The cold, damp, cabin was hours away from town. Alone and scared, he huddled by the tiny candle. As he wondered whether he would survive the night, a leak opened up in the roof. Water toppled onto the table, drowning the flame, and the room was cast into darkness.

What object in the paragraph best symbolizes hope? (5 points)

The candle
The thunder
The water
The window

1) What is the "American Dream according to the quote above?"

Please help me with this question in the picture

A 4-kg car moving with a speed of 2 m/s starts up a hill. How high does the
car roll before it stops.

a
2.0 m
b
1.5 m
c
4.0 m
d
.4 m

What are the three main purposes of media texts?
O A. To inform, to entertain, and to persuade
O B. To show, to argue, and to prove
C. To decode, to deliver, and to deconstruct
O D. To critique, to respond, and to enlighten

Georgia and Ginny


Who do you like better marcus hunter or zion matt mayor paul joe

And out of these which one ginny max abby norah (mang)

georgia
pick a boy and a girl of your favorite
and then pick who goes good together

Write the words that you could use to substitute
for each instance of the word "it." HELP ME PLEASEEE

Dare writes in Paragraph 10, “let me hasten to assure you, I am not a woman's suffragist." What is the effect of this claim

Fill in the blank with adlibs. PLEASE HURRY

In what situation should you maintain the look of a poem when quoting it- no matter how many lines you're using?
A. Every poem, every time- a poem is a work of art
B. Sometimes- lyric poems and shorter pieces, especially.
C. When it seems necessary- such as with visual poems
D. It is never necessary and usually not desirable

Read the excerpt from Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences, 1815-1897.

[Rev. Simon Hosack] entered fully into the feeling of suffering and sorrow which took possession of me when I discovered that a girl weighed less in the scale of being than a boy, and he praised my determination to prove the contrary. The old grammar which he had studied in the University of Glasgow was soon in my hands, and the Greek article was learned before breakfast. . . .

Which question would best help the reader understand Rev. Hosack’s viewpoint in this excerpt?

a Why did the pastor study Greek at the University of Glasgow?
b Why does the pastor agree to help Stanton with her studies?
c What methods did the pastor use to teach Stanton Greek?
d What were the pastor’s childhood experiences as a boy?

Question 1
The best alternate headline for this Article would be __________.
A. Do Something! Global Climate Protests Inspire Youth Activism
B. Youth Activists Take Action to Help Heal the Planet
C. G-o-o-o-al! Youth Soccer Player Scores for Trees
D. Water Warrior Demands Action From World Leaders

We raised corn and pumpkins, and hay for the horse and cows. The corn was gathered into the barn across the road, and a husking-bee gave occasion for mild merrymaking. As necessity arose the dried ears were shelled and the kernels taken to the mill, where an honest portion was taken for grist. The corn-meal bin was the source of supply for all demands for breakfast cereal Hasty-pudding never palled. Small incomes sufficed. Our own bacon, pork, spare-rib, and souse, our own butter, eggs, and vegetables, with occasional poultry, made us little dependent on others. One of the great-uncles was a sportsman, and snared rabbits and pickerel, thus extending our bill of fare. Bread and pies came from the weekly baking, to say nothing of beans and codfish. Berries from the pasture and nuts from the woods were plentiful. For lights we were dependent on tallow candles or whale-oil, and soap was mostly home-made. The information in paragraph 3 suggests that the author and his family came from out West. B) valued independence. valued material items. D) had little business experience.​

BRAINIEST FOR BEST ANSWER! Find the simile on this page form Bud Not Buddy. And no, I cannot copy and paste.

PLEASE HELP!!! ( brainliest + 15 points)
Can someone write me a fun and creative story that has to have this line somewhere in it,
•I turned on the 10:00 pm news only to see one of the biggest secrets of my life playing out before my eyes.•

Humty Dumpty is nersury rhyme i need to change it to a story help me plz​

What information might be used to make a prediction about the winner of tonight's baseball game?

The Friendship Club has good intentions with its cafeteria seating proposal, but the plan is not a good one. Assigning seats and regularly changing them is not the way to promote friendships. In fact, it can weaken friendships by separating those who only get to socialize during lunchtime.
Which answer option best states the author’s argument?

A.
Teachers, not students, should be in charge of assigned seating in the cafeteria.
B.
The Friendship Club has been breaking, not making, friendships.
C.
Students should be free to choose their own cafeteria seats.
D.
Students who join the Friendship Club don’t sit with their friends during lunch.

What does the act of buying and selling the gold nugget represent?

. How does the point of view affect the tone of this poem?
It creates a feeling of superiority in the reader.
It causes the reader to feel slightly distanced from the scene.
It makes the reader feel as if he/she is making the same decision.
It causes the reader to feel as if he/she has no choice.
3. What is the main theme in this poem?
Deciding which road to take while on a hike
Making choices that may be different from others
How to make the best of a decision in the past
Wondering about the choices that others have made

The writer wants to add an anecdote to the first paragraph that orients the reader to the argument of the passage. Which of the following choices best accomplishes this goal?

A. An account of the writer’s first trip to the college bookstore, where the writer discovered how expensive textbooks are

B. An explanation of the difficulties the writer encountered when trying to download e‑books from the college library's online system

C. A reminiscence about an English literature professor whom the writer found to be especially demanding

D. A story about reading an English novel with an e-reader and then being unable to recall major elements of the plot

E. A recollection of the difficulty the writer faced when trying to decide on a college major

Please help!! The subject is on Logical Fallacies - Methods of motivation



2. Analyzing the effect of the author's use of the logical fallacy in this paragraph allows the reader to-
A. correct the author's errors.
B. research evidence about the topic.
C. evaluate the
effectiveness of the author's argument.
D. become an expert on the issue being discussed.

what is the transition to this sentence. Australia has a high voter turnout due to compulsory voting laws ___ the united states voter turnout is often low
a. in contrast,
b. finally,
c. similarly,

Homework can get you better grades. Is this an appropriate claim for a argumentative essay about homework being good or bad and unnecessary.

When Rifka writes, “my heart knocking against my ribs," in her letter to cousin
Tovah, it is an example of:

Ernest’s words reminded people of the wise old sayings.____

True or false