What does the hairy man in this passage stand for?

A. Buck’s heritage as a wild animal
B. Buck’s former owner
C. the man Thornton sells Buck to
D. Buck’s future owner

Answer: Full Title: The Call of the Wild

Author: Jack London

Type Of Work: Novel

Genre: Dog story; adventure story

Time And Place Written: 1903, California

Tone: Sweeping, romantic, heroic

Setting (Time): The late 1890s

Protagonist

Buck

Major Conflict

Buck’s struggle against his masters and his development from a tame dog into a wild beast

Rising Action

Buck’s battle with Spitz; Buck’s struggle with Hal, Charles, and Mercedes; Buck’s fulfillment of Thornton’s wager

Motifs

Fights to the death; visions

Answer: B. delighted

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Answer: B)

Explanation: It seems like the most logical and reasonable answer

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Logos, or the appeal to logic, means to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic. To use logos, the author makes clear, logical connections between ideas, and includes the use of facts and statistics. Using historical and literal analogies to make a logical argument is another strategy.

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Reasoning is your logical support of your belief or claim;

Often reasoning answers the question, “Why?”.

The reasoning makes the claim stronger – more difficult to debate. This connects your claim and evidence to show how your observations are connected to scientific understanding.

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Answer:joe

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Hi :) So the first way you can change the past tense sentence to present tense is finding a few words that mean the same as the already written word but to make it seem like it has yet to happen. Kind of confusing. So you could say, "He and I are going to play for two years." or "He and I plan on playing for two years."

Answer: "He and I HAVE played for two years" if it's asking for past tense

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Answer: Which of the following words has a suffix?

D. Countless

Explanation:The word that has a suffix in the options provided is D. Countless.  A suffix is a word part that is added to the end of a base word to change its meaning or function. In this case, the base word is "count" and the suffix "-less" is added to form the word "countless." The suffix "less" means  without.

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you need to edit some words

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if it's any short words it thinks its cuss words

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edit sum of the words.

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and dont use short words or cuss words.

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You should look at other articles or books that the publisher has published. Determine the style they're using by looking at their previous published works.

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It's not three sentences but you could make it longer. I hope I helped at least a little! If I didn't, I'm sorry. :,)

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This is easy

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Pecan trees (Carya illinoinensis) are native to North America. There are two types of pecans produced within the United States: native or seedling, and improved varieties. The entire 2014 U.S. pecan crop totaled 264.2 million pounds or 132,075 tons, less than a 1 percent decrease from 2013 and 2012.

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The part of the plot where the passage belong is the rising action.

It should be noted that the discussion between Hamlet and the ghost affect the main conflict in the play as it sets the main conflict in motion.

The rising action in a story simply begins after the exposition period and it ends at the climax. It's typically the bulk of the plot.

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Thoreau uses "clear and piercing." to show how loud the bird was.

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Gavin Holman - April 1981

The detective story in its various forms is one of the major fields of work in contemporary English literature. As popular fiction it is read by most people to some extent, and enjoys a great following of dedicated readers. The detective story lies within the genre of thriller fiction, a vague term covering anything from international spy intrigues to Gothic mysteries. However, the detective story should be differentiated from the other aspects of thriller fiction so that a clear idea of what is being discussed can be formed.

The detective story is one in which the primary interest lies in the methodical discovery by rational means of the exact circumstances of a mysterious event or series of events, usually posing a puzzling problem concerning a crime. The mystery and crime stories are often considered analogous to the detective story although, ideally, they should be considered as separate.

Crime stories are tales of criminals and the crimes they commit, with emphasis in the plot on the crime itself and events leading up to it, with attendant causes and effects. They provide the reader with as escape or insight into the world of the criminal, which may consist of an adventurous, dazzling exploit or a mundane description of the life of the majority of real criminals and their natural enemies, the police force.

Mystery stories are those which have some mystery at the core of the story, but which is either not resolved, or is revealed by change or with little or no solution by the investigator. They are purely escapist stories dealing with the unknown or unimaginable, often with a grand climax in which wrongs are righted and the truth is disclosed to all.

However, with the detective story, the requirement is not a fast moving piece of descriptive writing or an unresolved mystery. The interest is an intellectual one. The mystery exists, the crime or event has taken place and it is the detective's job to unravel the mixture of threads surrounding the truth to solve the mystery. in providing the initial mystery the author is challenging the reader to use his own powers of deduction, logic and reason to establish the true sequence of events and thence the ultimate solution, before his own detective does. If the reader fails, a case which is hoped for by the author or his sales would soon drop, the reader does not lose anything. The revelation he receives as the detective lays bare the facts of the case can often be more satisfying than solving it himself.

The general thriller story is usually an adventure type of story in which some unstable situation is unfolded and eventually resolved, to the good or not. Any crime or detection involved is purely of a secondary nature and does not form part of the plot in any major way. Perhaps the most common type of thriller over the last thirty years is that of the spy or political thriller in which the hero is used as a pawn or puppet in the struggle between two large powers.

Having separated the detective story from its close relations we can investigate it by itself. There are three basic elements to detective fiction:

• The crime or event which forms the mystery basis for the story. The crime is usually murder, probably due to the extreme emotions that murder causes amongst the general public, and the wealth of motives, opportunities and methods available to the author. However, it is not exclusively murder, the next most favoured event is the theft of some article. Whatever the event that forms the mystery, it has a perpetrator, normally a single person, whose identity is hidden to the reader amongst other characters in the plot.

• The detective. This character may be someone with acute perception, unlimited knowledge, undaunted perseverance, which enables him to expose the criminal and to reveal the method by which the crime was committed. He may be a more mundane type of character, relying on technique and footwork rather than flashes of inspiration and genius. A second character, the detective's assistant or confidant, may also be present. Usually of "normal" intelligence, perhaps a little slow, he acts as a buffer between the brilliance of

Answer:

Host a murder mystery party in three steps. The author of this guide has written scripts that over 4,000 people have used to host their own parties.

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Answer: Im not sure this is correct

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Modern experts on ancient Greece no longer see a difference between myths and legends because they have so many features in common. These mythical stories have a few different focuses. Some of them involve just gods and goddesses and focus on the creation of the world and of humans and the rule of the gods; some deal with a specific hero such as Theseus or Heracles; some focus on a place, for example Thebes or Athens, or an event, for example the Trojan War.

Myths often explained the origin or beginning of things. For example, some myths explained things in nature that the Greeks could not explain with science, like the creation of the world or the cycle of seasons and some myths explained how cities came to be.

Secondly, many myths taught the ancient Greeks how to live or how to act. For example, myths taught them how to behave towards the gods/goddesses and taught them the roles of men and women in Greek society.

Lastly, myths also served the purpose of entertaining the ancient Greeks. They were exciting and engaging stories about their gods, heroes and other mythological creatures.

The Greeks made important contributions to philosophy, mathematics, astronomy, and medicine. Literature and theatre was an important aspect of Greek culture and influenced modern drama. The Greeks were known for their sophisticated sculpture and architecture

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The blackmargined aphid, Monellia caryella (Fitch), is an important phytophage in the pecan, Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch, agroecosystem where it often is treated with insecticide. Pecan cultivars released by the USDA Pecan Breeding Program vary in susceptibility and risk of damage from the blackmargined aphid. We evaluated a new techniqu...

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1 no

2 no

3 no

4 yes

5 yes

6 yes

7 no

8 yes

9 yes

10 yes

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Revisit characters from a previous part of the story.

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Hopefully, this is correct and helped some of you. :)

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o-The speaker admits that the roads were actually similar, suggesting one choice was not clearly better than the other.

Answer: what mawakhan said

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The rhetorical appeal that  Kennedy using to persuade the audience to change their perspective on space exploration is-  Logos: he is using facts to convince them of the need to fund a space program. Thus, the correct answer is option B.

This refers to the characteristics of an argument that make it persuasive and convincing to a reader in a variety of ways. The classical Greek terms Logos, Pathos, and Ethos are all examples of rhetorical appeals.

Kennedy described space as a new frontier in his speech, "We Choose to Go to the Moon," evoking the pioneer spirit that dominated American folklore. He infused the speech with a sense of urgency and destiny, emphasizing Americans' freedom to choose their own destiny rather than having it chosen for them.

Therefore, logos is the rhetorical appeal that  Kennedy uses to persuade the audience to change their perspective on space exploration.

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Make someone do something with out forcing them r literally telling them to do it

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He upsets the rest of the jurors by saying something offensive

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Than, Herself

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Explanation:

The correct sentence is:

“Mom gave my sister more presents than she gave me.”

Hope this helps! ^^