What is the moment of highest tension in the story? A)Cameron's father tells her to clean her room.B)Cameron starts the stopwatch before cleaning the room.C)Cameron finds a stopwatch to use to time herself.D)Cameron makes her bed and cleans her room.

The story's most intense moment came when Cameron looked at her messy room and realized it would take an eternity to clean it, Cameron starts the stopwatch before cleaning the room, hence option B is correct.

The disagreement is caused by Cameron's reluctance to clean her room since she finds it tedious and believes it would take a long time. When Cameron cleans her room at record speed, the problem is resolved.

When Cameron sat on her bed and observed the stacks of books on her desk, her unmade bed, and her clean clothes in a basket by the door, the situation became heated.

She became depressed and believed that cleaning the room would take an eternity, preventing her from playing with her friends.

Therefore, Cameron starts the stopwatch before cleaning the room, hence option B is correct.  

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Find the plural or possessive error. Select it and type it correctly.
William Wordsworth departed from the conventions of eighteenth century
poetry, which valued aristocratic, heroic language. Wordsworths' Romantic
style of poetry used more natural, everyday language.

Tell which sentences contain compound subjects.
1. Tina and her dog are in the backyard.
2. Janine or Frieda will be our next class president.
3. The twins misbehaved all day long.
4. You and I can beat these guys.
5. Mark, Eric, and Laura missed the bus.
6. John and his brother were at the party.
7. Jerzy took Melissa to the doctor.
8. Two runners tied for second place.
9. Do the dog and cat have fresh water?
10. Five people boarded the train.plz ans:)​

The term pathos is best defined as

an appeal to emotions.
the use of changes in tone.
an appeal to character.
the use of exaggeration.

Onomatopoeia is the name for words that sound like what they describe.
Which of the following is an example of onomatopoeia?
A
“Voila,” the chef announced, revealing a glorious dessert, set aflame.
B
"Yikes!” Riley exclaimed, gritting her teeth. “I do not want to talk about that!”
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Justin poured a glass of soda, listening to the bubbles fizz in the glass.
D
Haroun could hear, from the crowd, shouts of "Hooray!" and chants of his name.

How do these lines develop the theme that autumn is a beautiful time of year?

A. They focus on the animals who have grown strong and frolic during autumn.
B. They describe the behaviors of people as the crisp evenings of autumn return.
C. They suggest autumn is a season when the world is just coming to life.
D. They describe the season as a period characterized by abundance.

The news article says all of the following except
A
This year's picks for the Registry were made between 19
B Will Rogers recorded a radio show with President Hoove
C Chubby Checker's "The Twist is a much-loved country
D The National Recording Registry now contains 375 reco

What are five important types of information to include in a summary of a science text? O A. Characters, important places, important dates, causes, effects B. Technical terms, causes, effects, conclusions, steps in a process O C. Characters, important documents, wants, needs, steps in a process D. People, conclusions, causes, effects, solutions​

Commonlit- How does the alliteration in lines 1-4 impact the meaning of the poem?

The_____ to the essay told me what the argument was and made me interested enough to keep reading.

plot

introduction

conflict​

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change "somebody hit me" to passive voice
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Read the excerpt from The Land.

My daddy shook his head. "Paul only rides horses he knows."

"Horses I'm talking about aren't wild or anything," said Ray Sutcliffe. "They're my own horses, come straight out of Alabama, not any of these wild, new-breed western horses. In fact, I've got a fine stallion, a grey, I want to race, a real winner if he's got a good rider on his back. I'd pay your boy well. I'd pay you a fee too, on the wager, if I win."

My daddy smiled. "Well, if anybody could ride a horse and win a wager for you, it would be Paul here. But I still have to say no. I don't want this boy or the horse getting hurt. Like I said, my boy rides only horses he knows. I thank you, sir, though, for the offer."This dialogue advances the plot of the story by setting up a conflict between

Paul and his father.
Paul and Robert.
Paul and Mr. Sutcliffe.
Paul and Mitchell.

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How are the things you notice used by people in your home?
Think about the spaces in your home. List spaces in your home. Which are shared spaces for everyone? Which spaces are personal?

Why have the buildings of Siena been preserved and not modernized?
A.
The buildings have historic value.
B.
Florence became a bustling city and Siena was left behind.
c.
The townspeople decided many centuries ago that tourism would one day bring in a great profit,
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Write a short story or a descriptive paragraph using at least ten words from List #20

Please Real answers!
Sasha wants to become a cosmetologist who specializes in hair color. What course might Sasha be interested in taking from the community college to help prepare her for her career?

A.) Introduction to Pottery

B.) Music Appreciation

C.) HVAC Installation

D.) Chemical Processes

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PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A? [RL.1]

A. "Long fields of barley and of rye, / That clothe the wold and meet the sky" (Lines

2-3)

"I am half sick of shadows" (Line 71)

"The helmet and the helmet-feather / Burn'd like one burning flame together"

(Lines 93-94)

"The curse is come upon me,' cried / The Lady of Shalott" (Lines 116-117)

"All raimented in snowy white" (Line 128)

"Below the stern they read her name, / The Lady of Shalott." (Lines 170-171)

What is Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones's justification for not letting the boy go?

SELECT AN ANSWER

He touched her first.


She wants her purse back.


He needs his face washed.


She is going to take him to the police.

I've got some money for my birthday! Mum thinks I should put it in the bank and ____ it, but I want to go shopping​

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Which technique does the author use to create the overall tone of the
passage?
A) expert opinion
B) sensory details
C) insightful dialogue
D) scientific observation

Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with the subject. (3

marks)

(a) Ronaldo and Messi ------------ the greatest players of 21st

century.

(i) Will be (ii) are (iii) is (iv) was

(b) Everything --------- fine when it is done correctly.

(i) works (ii) worked (iii)will work (iv)working

(c) A pair of trousers ----- all that I brought along.

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The parade of Scottish kings in Act IV most likely serves to
Question 9 options:

give the history of Macbeth's royal line.


pay homage to Shakespeare's queen, Elizabeth I.


honor the memory of King Duncan.

please Shakespeare's patron, King James I, who was of Scottish descent.

1) Sydney’s parents finally bought her a cell phone. She’s super excited. Now she can call or text her friends even though her parents have set limits on her use of the phone. But there are some things Sydney and other kids like her need to consider. The technology she craved has some major downsides to it.
2) Sydney and her friend Ashlee have been texting back and forth all evening. They’re making plans for the weekend. While Sydney is brushing her teeth, another text comes in. Sydney had planned on reading a little bit of her novel before lights out. Instead, she and Ashlee continue to text. Sydney hasn’t read her book. It’s bedtime, and Ashlee texts Sydney with some juicy gossip, and the texting continues. Soon, a half hour has passed. Sydney finally settles in and turns out the light, but she lies in bed expecting the beep. She’s waiting to see if Ashlee will text her back. Sydney has trouble falling asleep. The next morning, both Sydney and Ashlee struggle to wake up. All day, both girls feel groggy and irritable, and they’re not sure why.
Why Kids Are So Tired
3) Studies have shown that teens and tweens who use cell phones late at night suffer from sleep deprivation. This means that they are not getting the right amount of sleep for people their age. People need sleep to refresh their bodies. When they don’t get enough sleep, it affects everything they do. The bright screen lights from cell phones decrease melatonin in the body. Melatonin is a hormone produced by a gland in our brains. It regulates our sleep cycle. This hormone is produced at night in the dark while we sleep. Exposure to light at night can slow the production of melatonin and interrupt our sleep.
4) The National Sleep Foundation states that children 7–12 years old need 10 to 11 hours of sleep a night. Teens 12–18 years old need 8.5 to 9.5 hours a night. About 45 percent of adolescents ages 11–17 get fewer than eight hours of sleep a night. For a good night’s sleep, it’s important to have a consistent and soothing bedtime routine. This does not include time with TVs, tablets, or cell phones.
What Was That?
5) Adolescents have gotten used to getting information instantly on cell phones and other digital media. They don’t need to retain the information they have read. The answer to any question can be found with a few quick clicks on their smartphones. With each click, there is a response. It’s a reward of some kind. But researchers state that there is a risk for young people. Their brains are still developing. They are becoming used to constantly switching tasks. It makes them unable to focus. Michael Rich, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School, said, “Their brains are rewarded not for staying on task but for jumping to the next thing.”
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Select TWO ways that Coolidge (source 2) transforms the source material (source 1).

A. She includes the explicit lesson learned from Arachne’s tale.

B. She omits Athena’s sympathy as Arachne hangs herself.

C. She demonstrates Athena’s speed and skill with the loom.

D. She displays Arachne’s arrogant and impertinent behavior.

E. She adds additional characters that change the resolution of the story for Minerva.

The theme of a text is

A the same as the topic of the text.
B usually stated directly in the text.
C not one of the main ideas in the text.
D a message about the topic of the text.

The author asserts that Tocqueville's April 1852 speech is significant bc why?
a. He insisted that the university was political, and not scholarly, body
b. Toc.s was regarded as straight laced
c. Insisted the university was scholarly and not political
d. The speech marked the beginning of Toc.s illustrious political career
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