Which event described in chapter 1 of The Scarlet Letter takes place as the story begins?
O Officials lock the jail door
O A rose bush is planted.
O A crowd gathers at the jail.
O Puritans visit the cemetery.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

I guess answer is B.

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B

Explanation:

its right

Answer:

Because King Laio's killer is unpunished.

Explanation:

When Oedipus becomes king of Thebes, the city is forced into a plague that threatens the fertility of nature and women. People afraid of what might happen demand that the king take action, which makes Oedipus research and seek how he can end the plague and make the people safe.

He consults the oracle and learns that the city was forced to plague as a curse because King Laius's murderer was not properly punished. With that Edipo begins a search for Laio's murderer and discovers that the murderer is himself.

Answer:

B) Verb

Explanation:

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A teacher for 40 years, once heard a colleague say, "They don't pay me to like the kids." Her response: "Kids don't learn from people they don't like.'" A rousing call to educators to believe in their students and actually connect with them on a real, human, personal level.

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Two days later, the trial is in full swing. The scene opens with the young Howard on the witness stand. Howard explains to Brady the scientific theory that Cates taught him in school. Howard says, “Man was sort of evoluted. From the ‘Old World Monkeys.’” Brady mocks this theory and asks whether Cates ever mentioned God in his teachings. Howard says no. Brady begins what seems like a speech, but Drummond objects. Brady claims that he wasn’t about to make a speech but then derides evolutionists at length. The crowd applauds.

Drummond asks Howard what he thinks of Darwin and the theory Cates taught him. Davenport objects, but Drummond says he is trying to establish that Howard has the right to think. The judge and Brady insist that establishing the right to think is not the mission of the trial at hand. Drummond rephrases his question to ask Howard whether the theory of evolution has harmed him in any way. Brady objects, and the judge sustains the objection.

Drummond asks Howard if he believes the theory Cates taught him. Howard says he isn’t sure and has to think about it. Drummond asks Howard whether he thinks modern technologies like tractors and telephones are evil because the Bible doesn’t mention them. Brady protests that Drummond is confusing the witness. He asks Drummond whether “right” has any meaning to him. Drummond delivers a speech, claiming that right is meaningless but that truth is valuable “as a direction.” He says that a morality of simple right and wrong is arbitrary. Drummond asks Howard whether he understands their discussion. Howard says no, and Drummond dismisses him.

Davenport calls Rachel to the stand. Brady asks her about her acquaintance with Cates and about Cates’s religious affiliations. She explains that Cates stopped attending church after a local boy, Tommy Stebbins, drowned in the river while out for a swim. At the funeral, Reverend Brown declared that Tommy wouldn’t be saved because he had never been baptized. Cates interjects that Reverend Brown said the boy’s soul would burn forever. Dunlap shouts from the audience and calls Cates a sinner. The judge pounds his gavel and demands order. Cates continues to shout that religion should help people rather than cause them fear. The judge again calls for order. Drummond requests that Cates’s statements be stricken from the record, and the judge grants the request.

Brady resumes questioning Rachel about Cates’s religious views. Drummond objects on the grounds that hearsay isn’t admissible evidence, but the judge lets the question stand. Referring to their private conversation on the day of Brady’s arrival, Brady asks Rachel to repeat conversations she had with Cates about religious matters. Rachel falters. Brady quotes Cates as saying that man created God and that human marriage was comparable to the breeding of animals. Drummond objects. Rachel, visibly upset, claims that Brady is misquoting a joke Cates made. She goes silent, and Brady dismisses her. At Cates’s request, Drummond also dismisses Rachel.

Davenport states that the prosecution has no further witnesses. Drummond then attempts to call to the stand three scientists. Brady objects to the testimony of experts on evolution, and the judge sustains the objection. Drummond argues that testimony of scientists in this case is no different from testimony of forensics experts in a murder case. Drummond then asks the judge whether he would admit testimony on the Bible. When the judge agrees to allow such testimony, Drummond calls Brady to the stand. Davenport objects. The judge calls Drummond’s request strange, but Brady agrees to take the stand.

Answer:

They are talking about hunting on the yacht

Explanation:

This foreshadows that there will be hunting later.

Answer:

so what is the question

Answer:

The colonists are doomed to lose the war if they fight against the British.

Explanation:

'The Deceiver Unmasked' was an article written in response to Paine's pamphlet-- Common Sense, by Reverend Charles Inglis. In his response, Inglis wrote that war with the Britain is not a good by the colonists. According to him, the war with Britain will bring destruction, ruin, injuries, deaths, etc to the colonists.

The cartoon picture also demonstrates the same message, that the colonists will be ruined if they go on war against the Britain. The picture shows British soldiers having arms while the colonists are unarmed and consists of women, children-- considered the weakest amongst society.

Thus first option (A) is correct.

Answer: adverb clause

Explanation:

this is a group of related words with a subject and a predicate that acts to modify a verb, adjective, or adverb

Answer: Remove punctuation.

Explanation: The sentence does not need any punctuation. So the answer is remove punctuation.

Answer:

A) “It is awfully hard work doing nothing.”

-Just took the quiz :)

The line from Act I of The Importance of Being Earnest which is a paradox is:

This refers to the figure of speech which makes use of contradictory statements which initially appear untrue but on closer observation, some elements of truth can be found.

With this in mind and from the complete text, we can see that the author makes use of paradox to state that it is awfully hard doing nothing which contains elements of truth.

Read more about paradox here:

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The plural form of "citizen" is "citizens" or "people of such and such place"

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more than one (kind of) citizen.

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d

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c

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C I took the test

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She believes they were murdered.

Explanation: In the story it said so lol

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her prediction  Only second stanza confirms

Reset Both 2 and 3 stanza confirms

Next Only stanza 3 confirms

Ideer Neither stanzas 2 nor 3 confirm

Explanation:

The poet has written this beautiful poem for the self motivation. In this poem the poet encourages people not to quit even if they fail. They make many predictions about certain events but things may get opposite and a man can loose hope. The poet encourages people to look up for next available opportunity and plan accordingly.

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Both stanzas 2 and 3 confirm

Explanation:

Got it right on the test

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still - correct

serenity - correct

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the answer is A

Explanation:

just took the test :D

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The answer is A

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16. Uniform motion: straight line

Non uniform motion: curved line

18: two factor: nature of the surface either smooth or rough and coefficient of friction of the surface.

19. Momentum is defined as product of mass and velocity. It is a vector quantity.

Formula= p=mv

Unit=kilogram meters per second (kg⋅m/s) or Newton.second

(N.s)

Answer: D

Explanation: You can dig deeper into the reasons for the writer's approach to the topic by figuring out their circumstances and possible biases.

Answer:

Greed

Explanation:

Cause i said so.

ED

Answer:

The answers is:

It suggests that Amanda is not happy to see George.

It explains more about how Amanda feels.

It shows how angry Amanda is at George.

Explanation:

Answer:

(of course the first answer in the select box was "slammed")

A. It suggests that Amanda is not happy to see George.

B. It explains more about how Amanda feels.

C. It shows how angry Amanda is at George.

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edg- answers ;p

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a

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Answer:

make a 59 or below . he failed the test an had to retake it.

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yes i have seen

Explanation:

whats your question

but i have seen nearly 1 year ago so ..........