what is provide??????

1. make available for use; supply.

"these clubs provide a much appreciated service for this area"

synonyms:

supply · give · issue · furnish · lay out · come up with · dispense · bestow · [more]

2. (provide for)

make adequate preparation for (a possible event).

"new qualifications must provide for changes in technology"

synonyms:

prepare · allow · make provision · make preparations · be prepared · anticipate · arrange · make arrangements · get ready · plan · make plans · cater

3. stipulate in a will or other legal document.

"the order should be varied to provide that there would be no contact with the father"

synonyms:

stipulate · lay down · have as a condition · make it a condition · require · order · ordain · demand · prescribe · state · set out · specify

4. christian church

historical

(provide someone to)

appoint an incumbent to (a benefice).

that's the definitions

Read this excerpt from a speech that British Prime Minister Winston Churchill

James is writing a literary analysis essay on a short story, “The Looking-Glass” by Anton Chekhov. Read the introduction to his essay. Anton Chekhov's "The Looking-Glass" opens with Nellie, a young woman full of yearning to be married. Gazing into a mirror, she envisions a young man, “the destined one,” whom she will wed. He is no one in particular—just a vague and charming dream. However, the future Nellie then sees with him is strikingly real and terribly bleak. Through this young woman’s vision, Chekhov explores issues of happiness and hope when death is inescapable. Which piece of textual evidence should James use to help support the claim made in the introduction?

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What was Stalin's big demand at the Yalta conference?

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Which of the following elements of a newspaper can inform how the
information is presented?
O A. Headline
O B. Photography
O C. Coverage
O D. All of the above

Which statement is the point in the group of sentences below?
a. Water and nine potatoes a day is all dieters are allowed on the "potato diet."
b. In their quest to lose weight, people have come up with some strange diets.
c. A once-popular diet forced dieters to eat only hard-boiled eggs.
d. An unusual diet was created that allowed dieters to eat all they want - but only of foods they hate.

Many works of literature feature an unreliable narrator: they contain first-person accounts narrated by someone whose credibility or perspective is eventually thrown into question.

Either from your own reading or from the list below, choose a longer work of literary merit in which the narrator's reliability is revealed to be in question. Then, in a well-written essay, analyze how the revelation of the narrator's questionable reliability contributes to an interpretation of the work as a whole. Do not merely summarize the plot.

In your response you should do the following:
Respond to the prompt with a thesis that presents an interpretation and may establish a line of reasoning.
Select and use evidence to develop and support your line of reasoning.
Explain the relationship between the evidence and your thesis.


Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
As I Lay Dying
Beloved
The Birds of Opulence
The Bluest Eye
The Book of Memory
The Catcher in the Rye
The Cattle Killing
Cat's Eye
A Clockwork Orange
The Color Purple
Frankenstein
Gone Girl
The Good Soldier
The Great Gatsby
The Importance of Being Earnest
Invisible Man
The Joy Luck Club
Kindred
Middle Passage
Midnight's Children
The Moonstone
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
The Namesake
Never Let Me Go
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Salvage the Bones
The Sound and the Fury
Swing Time
The Tempest
Then We Came to the End
There There
Topdog/Underdog
The Turn of the Screw
Vanity Fair
Villette
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Wide Sargasso Sea
Wuthering Heights

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Excerpt from The Rainbow, Chapter X (excerpt)
D. H. Lawrence
Then there was an outcry. Mrs. Brangwen would not have it; no, she would not All her innate dignity and standoffishness rose
up. Then there was the vicar lecturing the school. It was a sad thing that the boys of Cossethay could not behave more like
gentlemen to the girls of Cossethay. Indeed, what kind of boy was it that should set upon a girl, and kick her, and beat her, and
tear her pinafore? That boy deserved severe castigation, and the name of coward, for no boy who was not a coward-etc., etc.
From the textual evidence provided in this paragraph, what conclusions can the reader draw regarding the vicar?
A)
He favors boys over girls.
B)
He has no strong feelings.
He supports Mrs. Brangwen's perspective entirely.
D)
He tends to be indulgent towards children's misbehavior.

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why might a crowd suddenly dispersed

Activity 3. DIRECTIONS: Read the text below. Then, answer the questions that

follow.

The atmosphere is composed of different levels. The first level, called

troposphere, is the nearest to the Earth, about 11 km thick. Most clouds and weather

are found in this layer. Next is the stratosphere which is about 11-48 km above the

Earth’s surface. In it is the ozone layer which absorbs most of the harmful ultraviolet

radiation from the sun. The mesosphere is above the stratosphere in which the

atmosphere is very rarefied, and the temperature decreases with altitude. The fourth

layer is the thermosphere which starts at about 55 km. The temperature is so hot that

it cannot be measured by the thermometer. Temperature maybe a thousand degrees

high. The second to the last is the exosphere, the region beyond the thermosphere,

Finally, the ionosphere overlaps the other layers from above the Earth. The air is

ionized by the Sun’s ultraviolet rays. These ionized layers affect the transmittance and

reflectance of radio waves. All in all, there are six levels of the Earth’s atmosphere.

1. What kind of paragraph is it?

2. How are the sentences arranged?

3. What is the paragraph about?

4. What are the ideas listed and described?

5. What words or phrases signal the listed ideas?

6. What other words can you use to enumerate the ideas?​

Read the passage from "Stalin: A Brutal Legacy Uncovered,” which is an informational text about Stalin’s atrocities and how he used ambition and fear to rule over people of the Soviet Union.

As Khrushchev informed the closed session of the Party apparatchiks, his report—which has entered history as the "Secret Speech"—was based on research by a special commission of senior leaders of the Communist Party. It covered primarily only one part of Stalin's murderous record: (underlined portion: the peak years of his savage "Great Purge" in the mid- and late 1930s, a massacre that wiped out a whole generation of Bolsheviks, the Party's oldest and most faithful members.)

Khrushchev, who went on to become the Soviet prime minister, said next to nothing about the rest of Stalin's victims, who have been estimated at more than 20 million.

Stalin's genocidal record was the product of a ruthless, steely personality hardened by searing hardships in his youth: first, brutal beatings by his alcoholic, dirt-poor father; and later, several rounds of imprisonment and exile—from which he often escaped—following his expulsion from a Russian Orthodox seminary for fomenting a strike of railroad workers. For the 20-year-old Stalin, an outstanding student with top marks in Bible and Church studies, the strike was the first step on a new road - a career of rebellion, crime, and radical politics that eventually made him the unquestioned boss of the Communist Party and of 140 million people in the Soviet Union.

Which phrase best explains the purpose of the underlined text?

to give evidence of Stalin’s genocidal actions
to explain why Stalin became a ruthless murderer
to focus the reader’s thoughts on Stalin’s personality
to summarize Stalin’s time as a Communist leader

what are some kids of evidence you can use in socratic seminars?

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Write a story that includes situations and dialogue between characters to illustrate ten (10) separate fallacies.

(TRY TO INCORPORATE THE 10 FALLACIES IN 1 STORY)

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Argumentative and expository essays are subjective, allowing the writer to express a personal perspective? True or false

A text message to a close friend An application for a computer programming job An academic essay about drug abuse among teenagers A work email to an employee at a different company A set of instructions to teach children to play dodgeball A note to let a family member know where you've gone A letter to your city council supporting the building of a new parking garage

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According to Jason's family tree,
what kinds of work do most of his
relatives do?

They work with numbers and money.

They work as elementary school
teachers.

They work in restaurant kitchens.

They work to clean and organize
homes.

What was the sound of thunder that Rip Van Winkle heard?
A. an approaching storm
B. an early type of bowling
C. the wine kegs banging together
D. cannon shots from the war
E. someone hunting deer in the mountains

We _______________ a lot of fun at the soccer game last night.

having

have

had

has

Which historical world event connects most closely with the themes of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies?

McCarthyism

the Holocaust

the assassination of Julius Caesar

the American Revolution

1.
Which sentence supports the claim, bedbugs have become one of the most dreaded and expensive pests around?
When a bedbug bites a human, the human doesn’t feel it.
Bedbugs are hard to find during the daytime.
Ridding a house of bedbugs can easily cost $5,000.
You may have bedbugs if you wake up with a rash.

In the second sentence of the second paragraph, the author uses an em dash to set off a list that
A
emphasizes the global nature of the injustices he describes
B
warns his audience against feeling complacent about past struggles
С
indicates the extent of his personal engagement with various civil rights struggles around the world
D
stimulates the audience's sympathy by referencing groups with whose struggles they are likely familiar
E
encourage his audience to join a political movement by enumerating issues likely to engage their interest

5) To make sound will drinking
A) To drink fast
B) To burst
C) To eat fast
D) To slurp

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a true or false question and it a test

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Give me some reasons on why bigfoot does not exist.
give me at least 5

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