What should a reflection do in a narrative essay? Check all that apply.
#1. This is one of the right answers: explain how the experience was significant to the writer
#2. This is not the right answer: persuade the reader that the details of the experience are factual
#3. This is one of the right answers: offer an analysis of what made the experience memorable
#4. This not the right answer: provide additional details about the people included in the narrative
#5. This is one of the right answers: extend the experience to another area of the writer’s life

Answer: 1. explain how the experience was significant to the writer

3. offer an analysis of what made the experience memorable

5. extend the experience to another area of the writer’s life

Explanation:

A narrative essay is a form of essay that is used in telling a story or narrating an incident and it revolves around a central point.

It should be noted that a reflection in the narrative essay should:

• explain how the experience was significant to the writer

• offer an analysis of what made the experience memorable

• extend the experience to another area of the writer’s life

write an essay on "The first rain in this year​

In at least 250 words, choose two literary devices used in n Rip Van Winkle and describe how they’re both used to develop one of the themes in the short story.

Name three ways in which DEATH does not discriminate in the poem ""Incident in Rose Garden""

This is written in a passive voice and needs to be be rewritten in a active voice and try to reduce the legnth. After 12 weeks had passed, each mouse was randomly placed in one of two treatment groups; in all cases, a die was
that
rolled by an experimenter for each mouse and if it landed on an even number the mouse was placed in the group
received a pill.

1. What does the word "designated" mean as used in paragraph 2?
O A debated
OB identified
C interpreted
Od separated

do some sentences for these words:

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Post Assessment
Direction: Read the poem and Identify what verbs are written in
the past form. Write your answer in your activity notebook.
The Leaves
The leaves had a wonderful frolic
They danced to the wind's loud song
They whirled and they floated, and scampered.
They circled and flew along.
The moon saw the little leaves dancing.
Each looked like a small brown bird
The man in the moon smiled and listened
And this is the song he heard.
The North Wind is calling, is calling,
And we must whirl round and round,
And then, when our dancing is ended,
We'll make a warm quilt for the ground.
What are the verb written?

Sisters coxalls revenge: pretend that you are sister coxall. She has been discovered at last. Write a complete confession, including specific details on her character and what the last ten years of her life were like. Don’t forget to include a thorough explanation of her motives.

Read this sentence from the passage.
Abruptly, the public's favorite crime-fighting duo was gone.
What does the Latin root rupt probably mean in the word abruptly?
A break
nur
B close
C join
Dmend

What does the collapse of the House of Usher symbolize at the end of the story?
A.
Roderick’s descent into insanity
B.
Roderick’s murder at the hands of Madeline
C.
Madeline’s live burial at the hands of Roderick
D.
Roderick and Madeline’s complete isolation

What was not a temptation for lyddie to be a factory girl

Which sentence is correct?

Why does Bud always say that his mother didn't suffer when she died

NEED HELP ON THIS TEST PLEASE


Which sentence uses correct punctuation?
A. The big, burly, boxer had only one reply; "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

B. The big, burly boxer had only one reply; "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

C. The big, burly boxer had only one reply: "T'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

D. The big, burly, boxer had only one reply: "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

Do EPIC tales still exist today? Name some and explain how they are different from the ones of Homer's time.
3 to 5 SENTENCES.

What is a QS in writing

What is the largest predicament with the climate changing in Africa
a.
Africa cannot self sustain
c.
emigration
b.
People are leaving
d.
biotechnology

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST TO THE CORRECT ANSWERS What are some common text features and visual cues?

Choose 4 correct answers.

A. Boldface, colors, and italics

B. Lists

C. Titles, subheadings, and chapter titles

D. Paper size, shape, and color

E. Thesis statements

F. Conclusion paragraphs

G. Images, symbols, and graphics

According to the article, where do dreams come from? Use at least two examples from the text to support your response.

Read this excerpt from The Golem.

EXT. STREETS OF PRAGUE. NIGHT.

All is deathly still and quiet. Hundreds of houses, shops, stables, churches, and other structures of wood, stone, and brick line narrow, cobblestone streets. The moon casts a ribbon of light on the streets.

What does the excerpt show?

character
plot
setting
theme

Give an example/scenario of good teamwork in your job or at school.

Create a brief outline of the events from Franklin's anecdote.

“Identity”
BY ANGELA C. TRUDELL VASQUEZ
White-Mexican looks like a Latina,
not my label
a question
from a Guatemalan student
who's come undone
in my ESL class,
doesn't get my kind
I try to describe
how I grew up
in Caucasian corn country
surrounded by houses
on cul-de-sacs
that all looked the same,
how we were alone
in a town of 5000,
one black family,
one Indian family,
one Asian family,
and one household of Mexicans,
no two, us and the Renterias
to whom we were related by marriage
before and after my divorce,
and they were mixed;
still, it was a good living,
happy in our cocooness,
our oneness,
separated by money
one direction
color on the other:
classes, classes, classes,
day and night
we took lessons:
piano, jazz, tap, ballet,
the dance team, trumpet,
trombone, tennis, Finishing School,
and one awful summer golf;
Christened, Confirmed, Cathechismized;
it all cut me in several places,
molding of head and heart
making me ultrasensitive,
then and now,
an observer of the outside,
an outsider among my own kind,

my very shade,
mysterious aloof
black haired beauty
who can't speak Spanish,
living among blue eyed dyed blond bombshells,
who held up her head higher
because she's shy not stuck-up,
understood, undenied, sacrificed to at any price
by my beloved little brown parents
who taught me well
gave up so much
so their daughters could shine
and they'd swell with pride
at the life they had given us,
on Sundays we basked
in mutual admiration after mass
singing our church songs while making breakfast,
according to the unspoken doctrine in our house of:
fast first eat later after communion,
we intruded with our Mexican music
bellowing out the open windows
the smell of bacon frying,
pancakes baking, coffee
and eggs scrambled to order
it wafted out on beautiful summer mornings
out of our house in Pleasant Hill, Iowa,
perched on the highest spot
one could reach on the East Side of the street
for first and second generation immigrants.

-January 25, 2001


Mandala Assignment
What Is a Mandala?
“A mandala is a wondrous and meaningful design made in the form of a circle. The word mandala is from the classical Indian language of Sanskrit and, loosely translated, means “circle.” These special drawings were first created in Tibet over 2,000 years ago. Traditionally, they displayed highly intricate illustrations of religious significance and were used for meditation. Since then, they have been made by people from various cultures. In the Americas, Indians have created medicine wheels and sand mandalas. The circular Aztec calendar was both a timekeeping device and a religious expression of ancient Aztecs. In Asia, the Taoist “yin-yang” symbol represents opposition as well as interdependence. Over the past 2,000 years, mandalas have become a tool for displaying individual and cultural uniqueness the world over.
A simple definition of the mandala is that it is a circular drawing made to represent the harmony and wholeness of life or the wholeness of a person. Tibetans used mandalas for calming themselves and for thinking about the meaning of life. Today, people often create mandalas to form a simple representation of who they are. To make a mandala, a person begins by thinking of symbols that represent him or her. These symbols might include a dove to represent peace, a heart to represent love, or an open hand to represent friend-ship. The symbols a person chooses are then carefully drawn in the mandala.
The shape of a mandala is a circle because a circle is the most simple and universal shape found in the world. It is the form of the eye, the sun, a snowflake. Also, since there is always a center to a circle, as you look at a mandala it exercises your mind and draws you into the center of yourself or your topic.”
- from The Write Path English Language Arts: Exploring Texts with Critical Reading


Reflection Prompt: Now that you have completed your Mandala, write ¾ to a full page (average sized handwriting) explaining the significance of the symbols you chose to include. What about your background, your stories, your relationships with friends and family, and your goals for the future contribute to these symbols and your identity?


EXAMPLE RESPONSE (for one symbol):
For one of my symbols, I chose to include a picture of a river winding away from low, green mountains and a setting sun. Being from East Tennessee, the Smoky Mountains will always hold a special place in my heart; I took the natural scenic beauty outside my doorstep for granted growing up, so, these days, I make sure to take time throughout the year enjoy all that nature has to offer. I especially like to go kayaking and camping in Tennessee’s state parks. There is little in life more calming than floating easily down a river on a hot day, disconnected from the rush of modern life.

"A bull in a China shop, that's what she is" - In complete sentences, explain what this phrase means. The book is The Skin I'm In​

what are steps to write a hook​

4. Films and graphic novels are examples of what?

80 POINTS!!! Which of these is an example of a compound sentence?
a.
The family bought all their produce from the farmer’s market.
c.
Adam worked really hard on his thesis, so he is hoping to get good feedback from the professor.
b.
The results of the medical tests were inconclusive.
d.
none of these

Other than cheese fries, what else is the poem an ode to ?

5. What does paragraph 9 (As an Italian American...) suggest about how the author views his cultural identity?
a. He sees himself as an adult child of immigrants.
b. He sees himself as multicultural, with multiple important influences.
c. He sees himself as an American because he was born here.
d. He sees himself as an Italian and is very proud of being from Italy.

Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion would
NOT be acceptable?
A. On occasion,
B. Once in a while,
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