To escape, you must type the correct series of numbers onto the keypad. Look at the sentences below. Which ones use commas correctly? * 1. The mysterious invitation excited me, and I couldn't wait to go to Nevermore Manor. 2. The door wasn't locked, and opened easily. 3. I found the bedroom at the top of the stairs, it was decently furnished. 4. When I saw another envelope on the bed for me, I opened it immediately. 5. I helped myself to the food because the letter told me to. 6. I awoke with a start for I felt someone watching me. 7. Even without a light, I could see eyes staring at me from the doorway. 8. The man laughed creepily, and slammed the door. 9. I was fearful of the man, but quite honestly, I was more fearful of being trapped.

Answer:

4 + 9

Explanation:

1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, + 9 aren't the best use of commas.

Which of the following

choices is the best antonym for
the underlined word in this sentence?
A freckle that is more than 1" across, has irregular
sides, or is green may be a sign of an abnormal growth.

Select one:
A: weird
B: unhealthy
C:strange
D:typical

Abnormal is the underlined word.

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What feature do horror and science fiction have in common?

Both genres create suspense by playing on readers' fears.

Both genres refer to scientific concepts and theories.

Both genres use first-person narrators to tell the story.

Both genres include evil characters and monsters.

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Why should the book “Always running” should be taught in schools. Why are these reasons good enough? How are these a benefit to students?

Match the meaning to the cliché metaphor. Use your thesaurus if necessary.



1. to beg for forgiveness in a very humble way


eat one's heart out


2. to be dejected or unhappy


eat their heads off


3. to withdraw what you have said


eat humble pie; eat crow; eat dirt


4. to eat tremendous amounts of food


eat one's words


5. to give one no trouble; do whatever one wishes


eat away


6. to nibble or gnaw at


eat out of one's hand

What effect did Madame C. J. Walker have on the hair care industry?

Word Choice and Tone: Question 5
What word would change the sentence from having a negative connotation to a
positive connotation?
Diego was stubborn when it came to his art; he never quit working at it.
Select one:
Change never to always.
Change stubborn to weak
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Change working to laboring.
Change stubbom to determined.

1
"Grandpa, don't die!" Emma Abrams choked with deep conviction. "You mean everything to me. I can't live without you!" This was the part of the script where Emma was supposed to burst into real tears, yet her big blue eyes were like a desert. Emma tried to think of something despairing, like the time her toddling brother sliced his finger on a piece of broken glass while she was watching him, or the devastation she felt when learning that her cat had run away. These sad reflections did nothing to moisten her eyes. "Well, don't panic, Emma," she coached herself. "When it counts in the audition today, you'll cry real tears. You've just got to!"
2
It was difficult to study the script in the car with all of the bumps, turns, and sudden stops typical of trips into New York City, but Emma was determined to make sure that she had each line memorized word for word. She had studied every line nonstop since her agent had called with the good news. It was her first Broadway audition and her entire family had helped her to prepare. Her older sister helped her choreograph a dance, her father improvised with her by playing the part of Grandpa at the dinner table, and her little brother listened to her read her lines. No one was more constant in helping Emma realize her thespian ambitions than her mother, though. Mom was the one who accompanied Emma to her piano, voice, dance, and drama lessons each weekday after school. She went to every audition and performance with Emma, and Emma wished with all her heart that Mom was here with her now.
3
Emma appreciated her mother's constant companionship and support of her acting career. Her mother was always present backstage at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theater where Emma was currently starring in Annie on Friday and Saturday nights. Mom was the driving force behind her daughter's acting career, but she refused to drive in New York City. The big city frightened Mrs. Abrams and made her jittery. Since she was already nervous about Emma's big audition, Mrs. Abrams thought it best if she just stayed home. Emma tried to behave like a grown-up when her mother told her she wouldn't be going, but inside Emma felt panicky and alone.
4
Emma's father continued to navigate through the heavy traffic streaming into the city. As the skyline of New York City came into view, Emma started to cry. She knew she should have begged her mother to come with her but now it was too late! Her father looked into the rearview mirror and said, "Wow, honey! If you can do that during the audition, you're a shoo-in." He was genuinely impressed and didn't realize that her tears were real. Emma stared out the window, feeling sorry for herself.
5
Emma watched her dad hand his car keys to the parking attendant. They walked in silence for several blocks, with Emma holding her father's arm. She wanted to ask her father to come in to the audition with her, but she knew he'd be uncomfortable around a bunch of stage mothers. Emma soon found herself being escorted into a crowded lobby. She waved good-bye to her father and disappeared inside the theater.
6
When she emerged from the audition several hours later, Emma was exhausted but triumphant. "I don't ever want Mom to come to an audition where I have to cry again!" she declared as they left the theater together.
7
Knowing his daughter's flair for the dramatic, Mr. Abrams quickly said, "Now don't be angry with your mWhich of the following would be the BEST summary of “Emma Finds a Way”?
A.
Emma goes to an acting audition in New York City with her father. Although her mother is her usual acting companion, she stays home this trip. Emma missed her mother on the trip, and she realizes that her mother’s support and encouragement are so important that it helps her even when her mom is not with her.
B.
Emma goes to an acting audition in New York City with her father. Although her mother is her usual acting companion, she stays home this trip since she knows Emma can do it on her own. Emma missed her mother on the trip, and she realizes that she values her mother’s support and encouragement.
C.
Emma goes to an acting audition in New York City with her father. Although her mother is her usual acting companion, she stays home this trip since she knows Emma is not prepared. Emma missed her mother on the trip, and she realizes that she cannot audition without her mother.
D.
Emma goes to an acting audition in New York City with her father. Although her mother is her usual acting companion, she stays home this trip. Emma missed her mother on the trip, but she realizes that she will not ever need her mother's support to be successful.

Change into indirect speech
-Prithivi will say, "He can't win me."
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1.) Poussin was best known for his:

A.) emotional and dramatic paintings.

B.) use of tenebrism.

C.) rational, Classical scenes.

D.) fête galante paintings.

What traits do you describe with heroes? Check all that apply
Bravery
Cleverness
Confidence
Determination
Loyalty
Strength
Patience

Who was the second president of the United States of America?​

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Lucky Silver Will Be Missed
For those of you who enjoyed shopping for locally made jewelry at Lucky Silver, your last chance to get a good deal is this Saturday.
Amanda Martin, the shop's owner, is closing her shop's doors for the final time this weekend.
Lucky Silver is tucked away on Pine Street, a side street that is not well-traveled. Ms. Martin describes this as one of the reasons why she
has decided to close her shop. "Not many people walk or drive down this side street, so we have fewer customers than similar businesses on Main
Street."
Ms. Martin says that she's maintained competitive prices and employs good business practices, but it has not been enough to keep her
store afloat. "My employees really enjoy working here. I hope they are able to find new jobs quickly," she stated.
True Trinkets Is a True Treasure
Business is booming at Jessica Goodwin's handmade jewelry shop, True Trinkets. Ms. Goodwin attributes her loyal customer base to her
success. "We're situated on a busy street. People often just stop in to look around our shop while they're doing other shopping and then end up
buying something. Many of those
people have turned into loyal customers," Ms. Goodwin reports.
Based on the information in the two articles, which statement about business practices is most likely true?
1. Good labor practices lead to happy employees.
2. Successful advertising techniques can increase sales.
3. Location is important to operating a successful business.
04.
Businesses need to hire experienced employees to help with sales.

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Item 4
Review the images from "Why We Buy What We Buy."

Which statement best integrates the ideas from the text with the information provided in the images?


Advertisers rely more on illustrations than words to make similar products stand out from the rest.

Advertisers for similar products create appealing slogans and brands to make their product more memorable to buyers.

Advertisers rely on similar words, phrases, slogans, and images to appeal to different types of customers.

Print advertising is the most effective way to highlight what makes one product better than the rest.

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Which word best completes the sentence in a way that presents Gabriella's actions positively?

Select the word from the drop-down menu.

Gabriella (answer) to the library with her friend, Eduardo.
A) Walked
B)Trudged
C) Skipped
D) Went

During the play's exposition, the Prince hides the royal Golden Seal of
England
in a piece of armor hanging on a wall
inside a dead pig wrapped in a bundle
inside the bowl of nuts on a table
O in a big pocket in his robe



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Which elements does strong narrative writing always contain? Check all that apply.

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provide information on a topic
O use moving images and sound
O define the meanings of words
give a variety of opinions

The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A What type of figurative language is used in the following sentence from the story?
It was stuck to Jess's knee like gum to the bottom of a shoe.
O idiom
O simile che
O metaphor
O personification

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Seth says, "the sun disappeared-leaving a halo of pink and purple around bare trees and splintered rooftops." (p. 159) What is the phrase "halo of pink and purple" a metaphor for?

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