Vanessa has been asked to read a passage from The Jungle Book and develop a claim about its theme.

Now Rann the Kite brings home the night
That Mang the Bat sets free—
The herds are shut in byre and hut
For loosed till dawn are we.
This is the hour of pride and power,
Talon and tush and claw.
Oh, hear the call!—Good hunting all
That keep the Jungle Law!
Which claim can Vanessa correctly make about the importance of law in keeping order in the jungle?
A. Animals who obey the Jungle Law are powerless against others.
B. Animals who obey the Jungle Law hunt after dawn.
C. Animals who obey the Jungle Law are shut into huts.
D. Animals who obey the Jungle Law are successful in their hunt.

Answer:

Passive voice

Explanation:

Whereas the active voice has a subject that performs an action on a verb, the passive voice contains a subject that is acted upon by a verb. The example above was written in the passive voice. "The pirate" is the subject in this sentence. It was acted upon by the verb "hoisted". An active form of this sentence will be, "The pirate hoisted the sails".

A past participle, a preposition, and a conjugated form of the verb, "to be", are coined to form the passive voice. The past tense of the verb, "to be"  which is "were" was coined to the past participle, hoisted. The preposition, "by" also helped in completing the meaning of the sentence.

Answer:

1. Ongaku o kiite imasu ka?

2 Ocha o nomimasu

3. Watashi wa ie ni kaeru tsumori wa arimasen

4. Hira ga na o yomimasu

5. O sushi wa tabemasen

6. Nihongo o hanashimasu

7. Watashi wa eiga o miru tsumori wa arimasen 8. Hantā no ie ni ikimasu.

9. Watashi wa karate o suru tsumori wa arimasen 10. 6-Ji ni okimasu.

11. Watashi wa gakkō ni kite imasen

12. Nihongo o benkyō shimasu

Explanation:

1.音楽を聴いていますか？

2お茶を飲みます

3.私は家に帰るつもりはありません

4.ひらがなを読みます

5.お寿司は食べません

6.日本語を話します

7.私は映画を見るつもりはありません

8.ハンターの家に行きます。

9.私は空手をするつもりはありません

10.6時に起きます。

11.私は学校に来ていません

12.日本語を勉強します

Answer:

5 3 2 4 1

Explanation:

its the answer

im in 7th grade and know this its easy

Answer:

Genghis Khan was perhaps the most brutal leader the world has ever seen, but he was one of the most successful. He founded the Mongol Empire, one of the most powerful forces in the world at that time.

Answer:

????????? which language

Explanation:

Answer:

Your answer

Explanation:

Answer:

एक से तीस तक गिनती निम्नलिखित है :

१ - एक, 1

२ - दो, 2

३ - तीन, 3

४ - चार, 4

५ - पांच, 5

६ - छ:, 6

७ - सात, 7

८ - आठ, 8

९ - नौ, 9

१० - दस, 10

११ - ग्यारह, 11

१२ - बारह, 12

१३ - तेरह, 13

१४ - चौदह, 14

१५ - पंद्रह, 15

१६ - सोलह, 16

१७ - सत्रह, 17

१८ - अठारह, 18

१९ - उन्नीस, 19

२० - बीस, 20

२१ - इक्कीस, 21

२२ - बाइस, 22

२३ - तेईस, 23

२४ - चौबीस, 24

२५ - पच्चीस, 25

२६ - छब्बीस, 26

२७ - सत्ताइस, 27

२८ - अट्ठाइस, 28

२९ - उनतीस, 29

३० - तीस, 30

Answer:

lamo

Explanation:

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Answer:

1. dattebane - ya know

2. dattebasa​ - believe it

Explanation:

The words dattebane and dattebasa​ were used in the Naruto franchise. While these words are not actually any language in our present world, they were translated to in English language.

Hence,

1. Dattebane was translated to "ya know"

2. Dattebasa​ - was translated to "believe it"

Answer:

1. dattebane - ya know

1. dattebane - ya know2. dattebasa - believe it

The words dattebane and dattebasa were used in the Naruto franchise. While these words are not actually any language in our present world, they were translated to in English language.

The words dattebane and dattebasa were used in the Naruto franchise. While these words are not actually any language in our present world, they were translated to in English language.Hence,

1. Dattebane was translated to "ya know"

1. Dattebane was translated to "ya know"2. Dattebasa - was translated to "believe it"

Answer:

2nd principal part (amäre): infinitive The infinitive provides the verb stem for the present system, and identifies the conjugation to which each verb belongs.

Explanation: