What is the central idea of this passage? Standing up for equality is both necessary and rewarding. Teenagers do not have any power to effect change. Public speaking is a difficult skill to learn. Reporters should not be allowed to interview teenagers.

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So many marriages at an early age fail. The general problem is one or both partners are still maturing.

I discourage my offspring from early marriage. Divorce, the expense and the pain, are usually what follows. Even when the marriage works, it can test both partners.

Find other ways to amuse yourselves.

Explanation:

Have good day

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a

Explanation:

allusion means to relate the idea to a historical idea

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I believe its tone

Explanation:

To create the passive form of this sentence, you would need to rearrange the sentence to have the verb "to be" followed by the past participle of the main verb. For example:

This sentence above puts the focus on the action (the story being told) rather than the doer of the action (someone).

In a passive sentence, the object of the action becomes the subject of the sentence, and the subject of the sentence becomes the object. The verb is also changed to reflect the passive voice.

For example, in the sentence "The cat chased the mouse," the subject is "the cat" and the object is "the mouse." In the passive form, the sentence would become "The mouse was chased by the cat."

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the way each text describes the subject.

Explanation:

this is the correct option because if we choose A , the length and complexity of the lines in each text would not explain the subjects he wants to compares. If we choose C it would be wrong again because kinds of words the author uses in each text depends on the situation. it can both be positive and negative.And if we choose D the attitude describes the scenario and the part of the subject not the subject itself. The best option is B because it explains the subjects which are to be compared.

The fact that the subject of the poems are compared by their structures, attention should be paid to B. the way each text describes the subject.

It should be noted that text structure simply means that the way that the information in a text is organized.

In this case, fact that the subject of the poems are compared by their structures, attention should be paid to the way each text describes the subject.

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the narrator of Kinship: A Family's Journey in Africa and America has not experienced war, while the

speaker of the poem is walking a battlefield.

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Answer:

I would say that food companies are just trying to sell their food for money. The cause of obesity kust depends on the people who buy it. If the consumer over eats it and becomes obese, well its his fault for always eating it.

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Monkey's Paw: The talisman represents desire and greed, as well as the evil that results from tempting fate. Threes: three separate owners, the White family is three people, three knocks, represent the "magic number" of superstitious or supernatural events.

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Answer:

C

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Weasel is known as a sneaky type animal

Answer:

(1) My favorite month is December, which is when my favorite holidays are celebrated.

(2) The adverbial clause is because.

(3) got

(4)

a the tag question is, right

b the tag question is, can you

Explanation:

you add the which to combine the sentences

because is a add on

got is past tense for get

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Answer:

what do weeeee do?

im did

Answer:

d

Explanation:

Answer: Since the passage is not included, I will try my best to help!

Explanation: To make an inference on the English teacher, you must find clues in the passage.

Example: My English teacher walked into the room, Her stomps were loud her face was red, her fists were clenched. We can inference that the teacher is mad.

clues: she was stomping, her face was red, and her fists were clenched.

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Answer:

Most often, stories start with an “inciting incident”. This is where you both introduce your lead character and put them in a situation that pulls them out of their comfort zone. Act 2: The confrontation. If you plot your story well, the middle part shouldn't be too difficult.

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Answer: Autumn

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answer in picture

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It forces Dionysius to change the way he treats the citizens of Syracuse.

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Yeoman: A yeoman is a person that owns and cultivates a small farm.

Farmer: A farmer is a person who cultivates land or crops or raises animals.

Camp Meeting: A camp meeting is a often religious meeting held outdoors or in a tent, sometimes lasting several days.

Mill Village: A mill village is a settlement that developed around one or more mills or factories.

had studied .... would have gotten

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the answer is u

it makes the word slump

After reading the sentence from "Racing to Race" and paying attention to the clues given, we can say the following about the way Meiya views Carlo:

D. Meiya and Carlo are good friends and can tease each other.

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Sorry these are weird

Do GMOs help or harm people?

Should vaccinations be required for students to attend public school?

Should world governments get involved in addressing climate change?

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C. Each spring, my family travels to Florida.

Explanation:

The beginning of the sentence is capitalized, and the state Florida is capitalized. :D

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Explanation:

The tell-tale heart by Edgar allan Poe is a ghastly tale of murder and guilt, the main difference between reading and hearing the story is that when you listen to a recording there are added effects which amplify the readers engagement.  In the reading the reader has creative control of everything, from the pace they read, to how they imagine the characters. The audio recording of the story also adds the uncontrollable feeling of being rushed and confused. If a reader wants to feel connected to the story the controlling recording may be useful, but if a reader just wants to learn they should read.

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No clueeeeeeeeeeeeee....... Sorry

Note:I don't like giving out the answersI  like  explaining it so you understand.

The answer choices mean

ALLUSION: Is a type of Figurtive Writing that refer to something that is like it but does not mention the word

EXAMPLES

Your garden is a big forest

The giant stomped ahead

Stream of Consciousness: IS when a person thought.... (Seriously i don't remember)

Dramatic Monologue is when a poem or speech or dialouge by an imagined person

Examples

Is it there? the wnd whooshed

Dramatic Dialouge is like a happy speech by a imagined person

I am so happy (person does not exist)

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Answer:

1. Concentration on my homework was interrupted because my brother was talking on the phone.

2. The assignment was easy thanks to group cooperation.

3. The two opponents created reconciliation despite their differences.

4. I had a hard time deciding which words would be the best for annotation.

Explanation:

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New sentence formation by using capitalized word plus suffix-tion:

1. Concentration on my homework was interrupted because my brother was talking on the phone.

2. The assignment was easy thanks to group cooperation.

3. The two opponents created reconciliation despite their differences.

4. I had a hard time deciding which words would be the best for annotation.

A suffix is an affix that follows the word stem in linguistics. Verb endings, which determine the conjugation of verbs, and case endings, which indicate the grammatical case of nouns and adjectives, are typical examples. Suffixes can convey lexical or grammatical information.

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THEME: It is better to face your fears than to avoid them.

The author encourages readers to confront their fears rather than avoid them. Martin's fear was able to track him down because he had fled from it.

Evidence:

Martin, a thin 12-year-old (written out and with hyphens). He lives on the 17th floor, is teased at school, and is constantly picked last for teams. He dislikes elevators. Martin's father definitely dislikes him. Martin dreads being alone in an elevator. He also feels nervous in the elevator with others.

The 14th floor elevator introduces the overweight woman. She wears a green blazer and dirty shoes. She fills the elevator entirely. She looks at Martin.

Martin dislikes the overweight woman. And why she's in the building, he wonders. Martin can't decide between the stairs and the elevator. The elevator portrays the big woman, while the stairs reflect his father's frailty. The big woman takes the next train up to the 18th level. Martin is stumped. He fears what will happen if the elevator gets trapped. He wants to go but feels he can't because of her. Martin asks his father about the big woman. His father accuses him of fear.

When Martin sees the overweight woman on his level, he takes the stairs. He trips and falls. He must now take the elevator. Martin takes the elevator with his father to the ninth level. The overweight woman boards the elevator on the tenth level. She calls him out and pushes STOP.