Which line is an example of iambic pentameter?

Explanation:

Here are examples of iambic pentameter in use: From “Holy Sonnet XIV” by John Donne: “As yet but knock, breathe, shine and seek to mend. Every other word in these two lines of poetry are stressed.

Answer:

Dunno, but it sounds like it goes against my religion ;) jk xD

Explanation:

Change
the
following
sentences
into
active
.
1.
Their
homework
has
to
be
completed
.
The
mystery
will
have
been
solved
.
He
is
expected
to
write
to
her
.
His
son
was
swept
away
by
the
flood
.
11.
He
was
not
awarded
by
them
.
17.
Does
he
have
to
be
called
by
her
?
19.
It
is
believed
that
he
is
a
thief
.
21.
The
hat
was
blown
off
by
the
sharp
wind
.
23.
The
wild
animals
must
be
preserved
.
13.
He
hates
being
scolded
by
his
Her father has to be respected.
2.
m.
4.
3.
5.
7.
9.
party.
parents.
15. What was the chair destroyed by?
6.
8.
10.
12
14
16
18
2.
2
25.
He was made to dance by Rita.
27. Hari was being helped by Rekha.​

Unscramble the words to make a meaningful sentence in passive form

Afternoon/ will / the / history / to / museum/ us /the / in /shown / natural/ be

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In the play script "brother in the land" written by Robert Swindles what does Ben's death signify?

Should boys and girls be in separate classes?

when flamango says E
his fans be like:
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E

When the author creates a lack of certainty, leaving the reader to wonder what will happen and draws them into the story is known as...

Suspense


Parallel Plot


Foreshadowing

Flashback

Situation: Susie is staying the night with Ai Ping.



Susie : Thanks for letting me stay with you while my parents are away.

Ai Ping : No problem. I’ve been looking forward to this. Let’s have dinner. Mum cooked chicken curry. Come and

help yourself. (a) Susie : Mmm…it smells good. Ai Ping : Just make yourself at home. (b) Susie : Can I eat with my fingers?

Ai Ping : Be my guest. (c) In fact, I think I’ll join you.



1. help yourself

A serve the food

B feel free to eat

C help with the food

D make yourself some food



2. make yourself at home

A Treat it as my home

B Look around the house

C Stay as long as you like

D Make yourself comfortable



3. Be my guest

A Go ahead.

B I’m not sure.

C Are you my guest?​

Polly had pink and purple popsicles what figurative language is that

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1. I thought I was prepare for what our family would expect on the wide-open planes of the frontier. I was wrong.

2. The letter from Father's brother arrived at our home in Philadelphia on May 1, 1867, coincidentally the Day Nebraska became the 37th state in the Union. Uncle Matthews have been searching for land in Nebraska for 2 years and have secured a land for our family, if we want it. Was father interested?

3. Of course he was interested! Ever since my uncle and his family mood West, it's been all father could talk about—the adventures, the awards of being reaped from working on the land, the freedom, the wide open space. Mother was not so sure about living on the prairie, but she had hitched her dreams to Father's long ago. So it was when we set off with everything we owned tied down to a solitary wagon covered with a large white canvas cloth.

4. weeks later we stood with Uncle Matthew by a small stream on our new land—anchors and anchors of earth blanket with the tall prairie grass. "The first chore," he said "is to build a house." But there was almost no stone to use for construction. The the few trees within sight were not suitable for lumber, Andy clay needed for bricks and scarce.

5. "What kind of house?" I posed out loud.

6. He chuckles ruffling my hair. "A soddie."

7 So a sod house it would be. I was set to cut the long grass short with help of scythe scythe swing back and forth over the land. Mother gather the grass and bundles and use for kindling. Uncle Matthew's hitched a plow called a "grasshopper" to one of the horses and begin cutting strips of sod about 18 in wide and 4 in thick further use an axe to hew bricks of sod.

8. We only cut as much sod as we could use each day and lay the bricks in a criss-cross pattern. We left gaps for the doors and windows. we fashioned the roof of twigs and branches woven together with straw pile on top, and we place more sod above as a final layer.

9. "The canvas from the wagon will come in handy," Uncle Matthew's remarks.

10. "For what." I asked.

11. "We'll hang it inside, under the ceiling. It'll catch dirt and critters that might drop down. unless you rather have them plop into your stew or fall on your bed," he laughed.

12. We hung a horse's like it in the entryway to serve as a door until we could fashion a real one wood, and we use paper grease with animal fat as Windows. The house was just one room, but it was our whole living area—parlor, kitchen, and bedrooms—all in a single place. Cozy was the only word I could think of to describe it at the moment.

13. But during that first year, I also learned that are soddie kept us warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It leaks when it rains and on hot days Mother could pour water on the floor once a week to keep the dust settled. The three of us were crowded but happy, and no one I knew from Philadelphia could walk outside on day in May and see wildflower springing from roof and walls of his house!

Which point of view would allow the author to reveal the thoughts of both the mother and the father?

Ofirst person

O omniscient

O dramatic

O limited​

Which of the following words is an example of onomatopoeia?

A.
sandwich

B.
butterfly

C.
buzz

D.
juice

Answer the following question in complete sentences.
How are words built or formed?

what does this source explain?

2. Which ONE santence below from Passage 2 BEST explains why people have bad moods?
“No one really wants to be in a bad mood, but sometimes-no matter how hard
you try to avoid it-one just creeps up on you."
You might think you know what is behind it, but maybe not
"It could actually be caused by something that you did or did not do earlier
"Research suggests that bad moods can happen because someone is depriving
themselves of something (like when dieting

Write the prepositional phrases for the following sentences: That would
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Please I need help soon as possible!!!!!!!!!
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Think about a delicious food like khicuri or pudding or firni.ask some questions to your mother of its recipe.try to prepare it with the help of other family members.Now describe how to cook it following the recipe of custard given your textbook.also write down two reason why it is healthy and good food?

Find the error with subject-verb agreement. Select the incorrect verb and type it correctly.
In
the
American
justice
system
a
jury
hear
final
arguments
before
retiring
to
a
separate
room
to
deliberate
privately

write a body paragraph for essay on sleep

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Question:
A highlighter is an effective note-taking tool students use to

Answers:
apply bright color over text to make it stand out.
apply brightly colored paper to important pages.
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write key words and concepts on sticky notes.

What purpose did Goodall have for including so many details about her life in the camp and how she went about studying the chimpanzees?

identify ways in which men at the time denied rights to women. which rights did they deny?

In the following sentences, identify whether there is a direct quotation or not. If there is, underline it. If there isn't, change the sentence to include one.
"I can't go," complained Jenny.
Peter said he planned to go camping.
Mary asked Jenny why she couldn't go.
Jenny said, "I'm in a chorus concert that weekend."

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why is Juliet’s speech not a soliloquy?

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Which best describes the force that motivates White Fang’s choice in the excerpt?

A:an internal force based on instinct
B:an internal force based on feeling
C:an external force based on setting
D:an external force based on conflict

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The Great Gatsby chapter 4 questions (pls help)

“One morning, Gatsby drove up to Nick's house. What did he announce that he and Nick were going to do?”

“What were some of the things Gatsby told Nick about himself in the car?”

“What part of the midwest did Gatsby say he was from?”

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“Who else did Nick see at lunch?”

“After this day out with Gatsby, how do you think Gatsby got all his money?”

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