What did you personally learn from the story of Romeo & Juliet?

Answer:  ¨ The story of Romeo & Juliet taught me the importance of personally following my own path and choose what I love, its very important to follow your heart and think with your head."

Explanation:

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Answer:

When I read this story, I learned that sometimes you have to do things that make yourself happy, not what other people except and want from you. For example, in the story, Romeo and Juliet wanted each other, but their families were rivals and they forbade they saw each other much less date and get married. Eventually, Romeo and Juliet got married secretly because it was something that made them happy.

Another thing I learned was that you can't control people. They will make their own decisions whether or not you agree with them.

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Carine and her brother are alike in all of the following ways EXCEPT
A. they look very similar
B. they both had difficult relationships with their parents as adolescents
C. they both love to be alone in nature
D. they are both very smart
E. they are both highly energetic

What could possibly happen if the United States and China act quickly to fight
global warming?

Identify the type of the following sentence:
The peacock does most of his serious strutting in the spring and summer when he has a
full tail to do it with.

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First slide(what is around you) (who is in the newspaper l) (why connections happen)

The second slide (find information on) (pay little attention to) (remember details about)

Why did Enrique choose to travel alone and not inform others about his journey

What must every sentence have? Choose all that apply

A. Complete predicate
B. Question Mark
C. Complete Subject
D. Capital Letter
E. End Punctuation
F. Exclamation Point

He wore a blue shirt to passive voice

what are two examples from the text my shot hamilton

What is synesthesia?
A. Using sensory details to vividly create an experience in language
B. Including a detail that does not match the others in a description
C. Describing a sensory experience in terms that usually apply to a
different sense
D. Borrowing words from another language to express an emotion

What does Elizabeth’s early “prejudice” in the novel reveal?

Question 1 options:

It reveals that she is unable to see anything good in Darcy.


It reveals that she is unable to see anything bad in Wickham.


It shows that she has a great love for her sisters.


Both A and B

A subject complement refers only to the adjective in a sentence.
True or False

What phrase explains Malala's interests in the women's world.
A.Gentle confiding whispers
B. radiant with freedom
C.made up with lipstick and henna
D. Disappear behind veils

Sea glass, which may come from glassware lost in shipwrecks and natural disasters, is a treasure to collectors.
Determine if the underlined clause is functioning as an adjective or adverb, then determine if it is essential or
nonessential.
A.
adjective, nonessential
B. adverb, essential
C. adjective, essential
D. adverb, nonessential

Choose the correct answer to what you can replace arrested with
“The thief, ARRESTED for the robbery, shot at the security guard
A. Gerund
B. Participle
C. Infinitive

In which situation would a formal writing style be most appropriate?

Write an essay explaining what is needed when facing hardship.

You forget that your essay for English Class is due tomorrow. While doing your research, you found a website offering free essays. It is okay to use the essays from this free essay website?Why?

I need help please:( ​

Click to correct the five capitalization errors.
Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, was an important
contributor to the Declaration of independence.

Which sentence in this passage correctly uses the semicolon?

Which of the following statements best describes the Turtle according to the text?

did laura find andy's coat?" "no, he found it ....
a) himself b) self c) oneself d) itself

"how was your weekend at the beach?" "it was enjoyable .....the bad weather."
a) even though b) in spite of c) even d) although

"it's warm today. why did you bring a coat?" "i brought my coat ....it gets cold later."
a) rather b) otherwise c) in case d) for which

"has xerxes finished his homework yet?" "no, he said he wasn't interested.... doing it." a) of b) for c) to d) in

"anne looks very young.
"do you know....
a) how old is she b) how is she old c) how old she is d) she is how old "

did clancy like the book?" "no, he hated it.... i did."
a) as much as b) so much as c) so much so d) so much like

did you hear about hal's accident?" "yes, it must have been
a) afraid b) frighten c) frightening d) frightened

"have you read any good books lately?" "yes, i have just read a book that....by a famous south american author.
a) was written b) has written c) was writing d) wrote

"will you come to our house for dinner this afternoon?
"..... i's like to, i can't."
a) despite b) although c) however d) otherwise

"did you go directly to venezuela?" "no, on our way we traveled....central america.
a) through b) on c) among d) for

"is herbert a good cook?" "yes, and.... his wife."
a) so b) so as c) so is d) so does

"have you always lived in michigan?" "no, i.... florida.
a) rised b) b) raised c) was raised d) am raised

"why do you travel to chicago so often?" "chicago is the city.... my parents live."
a) which b) where c) in where d) that

"why did john sleep so long?" "he was.... tired than he thought he was."
a) so b) to c) more d) very

"would you and natalie like to come for dinner friday night?".... all right if we bring the children?"
a) will it be b) will be c) is d) there will be

"why did your trip take so long?" "we were hungry, and we stopped....three times.
a) ate b) to eat c) for eat d) eating

"does bernice have a good voice?" "yes, and she really enjoys.... too."

a) singing b) the singing c) of singing d) to sing

you don't have to pick me up from work tonight. ellen has.... to drive me home.
a) announced b) mentioned c) promised d) presented

I need to know how many people are at the meeting. please ....them.
a) count b) point c) establish d) measure

i think he was at the party, but he....he wasn't.
a) contracts b) claims c) excuses d) consists

The doorway was so.... that we couldn't get the piano through it.
a) thin b) close c) minor d) narrow

before joe repaired the engine, he....it carefully.
a) recognized b) examined c) saw d) sighted

Louise asked her teacher what her ....on the test was.
a) degree b) indication c) point d) score

ellen has expensive equipment in her office, so she always.... the door when she leaves the room.
a) knocks b) locks c) firms d) borders

Barbara had been feeling sad, so her friend surprised her by sending some flowers to ....her up.
a) smile b) cheer c) turn d) like

he described his of making wine.
a) type b) relation c) range d) method

He described his ....of making wine.
a) type b) relation c) range d) method

everyone.... barbara wanted to go camping.
a) excuse b) without c) unless d) except

Dr. grasper's.... is children's diseases.
a) importance b) speciality c) notation d) majority

He was so frightened that his hands began to....
a) vary b) alarm c) remove d) tremble

Fred wanted to buy an unusual painting, but every one he saw was very....
a) likely b) orderly c) necessary d) ordinary

fred told his children not to ....over their toys.
a) quarrel b) prevent c) suffer d) threaten


Jack had his hair cut last week, but no one.... the difference.
a) looked b) noticed c) declared d) showed

i asked mary to explain the situation to me because i was.... about what had happened.
a) curious b) silent c) strange d) unknown

Dr. donald is a member of the medical....
a) possession b) profession c) production d) position

he wanted to now where dr. brown was, so he.... at the main office.
a) inspected b) inquired c) c) guessed d) indicated

Hundreds of ships sail into new york city's ....every day.
a) harbor b) border c) chamber d) route

during the storm, the sailors were afraid that the boat would fill with water and....
a) sink b) drag c) slip d) drop

Please.... me how to get to main street.
a) find b) locate c) show d) say

i had planned on going out last night, but.... prevented it.
a) occasions b) circumstances c) results d) particulars

Felix would paint his house, but he doesn't think he has enough time.
will felix paint his house?
a) yes, because he has enough time. b) b) no, because he hasn't thought about it enough. c) no, because he doesn't have enough paint. d) no, because he doesn't have enough time

In "The Thirst for First Is the Worst," how do paragraphs 1 through 4 develop a central idea of
the article? Use two details from the article to support your response.

The Holocaust was a terrible time in history, _____________ there are many stories of heroism and survival.
A. similarly

B. although

C. however

D. additionally

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3. Which of the following would best be shared through a podcast?
A story about how U.S. schools have changed over time
A story about jazz music in New York
A story about new plctures of the moon
A story about the patterns on butterfly wings​

Which of the following is an example of a subtle use of alliteration, as
opposed to a strong one?
A. Betty feels tentative about the trip.
O B. Fiona fixed fresh farmed fish for Fred.
C. Martin makes most merchants mad.
D. Dina danced dreamily during dinner.

Click on the sentence that shows coordination of independent clauses.
O Ted Williams took time out from his baseball career to serve in the military, joining the Marines during World War II
and going on active duty during the Korean War.
Ted Williams took time out from his baseball career to serve in the military; he joined the Marines during World War II
and went on active duty during the Korean War.

Amigos brothers fight project

Refer to these stories from the Iliad: "Prologue: The Long Siege," "The Quarrel," and "Hector and Andromache." What is a theme in "Prologue: The Long Siege," "The Quarrel," and "Hector and Andromache" from the Iliad by Homer?
War does not require much planning.
War is the only way to resolve certain conflicts.
War brings great suffering and anguish.
War restores order after periods of chaos.

I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST AND GIVE 60 POINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Strong Thesis Statements Read the student thesis responses to the writing prompt. Determine which responses are strong, relevant, and well-developed thesis statements and which contain irrelevant digressions. Drag and drop the statements into the correct category. Order is not important.
Writing Prompt: Should student athletes have to be on the honor roll to participate in sports?


Strong, Relevant Thesis and Contains Irrelevant Digressions


ITEM BANK: It is reasonable to require student athletes to be on honor roll because education should be their sole purpose for attending school.



Student athletes should be allowed to play sports no matter what their grades because I made one C last year, but got A's and B's in the rest of my classes.



If student athletes cannot keep their grades up, they should not be allowed to play sports unless they have special circumstances or some previous arrangement with the coach, such as an after school tutoring plan, study hall, or other plans to spend extra time working on their studies.



While some athletes have no problem maintaining good grades, it can not be expected for all students to perform well academically and, therefore, should not be a requirement to play sports.



To demand that all student athletes be on honor roll is an unfair stipulation because athletes should not be punished if they are not as academic as their peers.