Which of these describe mitochondria?
the “skin” of the cell
the “powerhouses” of the cell
the “control centers” of the cell
the “storage centers” of the cell
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Answer:

its the powerhouse

Explanation:

it just is

Answer:

the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

Explanation:

Mitochondria are tiny organelles inside cells that are involved in releasing energy from food.

Read this sentence from the story:
It was their thought that Old Kinoos had lost the sight of his eyes from age; nor did Old Kinoos say otherwise, nor did I, his daughter. Old Kinoos is a
brave man, but Old Kinoos was never a boaster.
Which sentence best summarizes this section? (1 point)
O a
Both the old man and the girl are blind, but neither one will reveal how their blindness really happened.
Ob
с
People think the daughter's blindness was caused by age; she won't reveal how it really happened.
People think the old man's blindness is caused by age; neither he nor his daughter will tell how it happened.
People think the old man lost his eyesight in a fight, but the daughter won't tell how it really happened.
Od

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Which transition best fits the blank in the passage?
O A. Before that
O B. But then
O C. Fortunately
O D. Granted



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Why is Mr. Pirzada consumed with watching the evening news on TV?
Anwser: he is trying to fit in with Lilia's family
Anwser: he is hoping there will be news about his wife and daughters
Anwser: he would rather watch TV than read the newspaper
Anwser: his TV is broken and too expensive to repair

The article suggests that because women bear the children, they have evolved to be less violent in order to keep them and their offspring safe. What are your thoughts on this theory? In what situations might violent behavior be helpful for mothers?

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What is the function of the fictional author's input into the story?

Read the following sentences:

Woodrow is an interesting person. ________, he knows a lot about European history and architecture.

Which of the following transition words best connects the two sentences?

Group of answer choices

Afterward

In comparison

Therefore

To illustrate

Hate keeps his head up and walks through these streets. What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?
1. Onamatopoeia
2. personification
3. Allusion
4. Simile​

What is the sound of a major scale?

A.
dark

B.
sad

C.
happy

D.
loud

8. You recently read a blog by your teen friend, on 'Freedom-My Perception'. You
feel that your perception of freedom has seen a transformation after having read
The Long walk to Freedom.
Complete the dialoguein 120 words, with your friend, explaining your new
understanding of freedom. You may begin like this:
Friend: I think the freedom to watch TV. for extended hours or choose the kind of
programme I'd like to view is important.
You:
Friend: Hmmm. I still feel that the restrictions are not required. I want my freedom.
I'm human too, am I not?​

Read this excerpt from "Compulsory Voting: An Idea Whose Time Has Come":
It is true that some uninformed people will cast ballots, but
it is also likely that mandatory voting will motivate those
voters who haven't become involved before to educate
themselves, now that they need to vote.
This excerpt is an example of a claim of
A. definition
B. policy
C. cause and effect
O D. value

Who taught Gatsby to be a dignified man?

Select the correct answer. True or False: It is okay to manipulate textual evidence to suit your purposes as long as the words you quote are from the source and in the same order. A. True B. False

What happens to the supply of food for the lynx population when the snowshoe hare population decreases in1880?

CHARACTERS:
Vulture, male
Flight Attendant, female
Pilot, male
Man, standing at the back of the line
Woman, wearing a fox stole
Passengers, forming a line

(People are calmly standing in line with boarding passes in their hands. Flight Attendant enters stage left. She approaches the front of the line.)
Flight Attendant: (in a falsely cheerful voice) We are now ready to board for Flight 5B. Please have your boarding passes ready.
(The line begins to move forward. Suddenly, a chain reaction of gagging and screaming starts from the back of the line. The people in the back of the line are looking off stage right.)
Flight Attendant: What is it?
(A vulture enters stage right. He is carrying several beat-up, old stuffed animal dolls with him.)
Vulture: (to last man in line) Excuse me, sir. Is this the boarding line for Flight 5B?
Man: Aaack! You are carrying around dead animals! That's disgusting!
Vulture: I brought them as an afternoon snack.
(The people in the line react more violently than before. The sound of their gagging fades. The lights dim and a spotlight hits the vulture.)
Vulture: I guess I can't blame them. This is the reaction I get everywhere I go. (sighs) It's hard for a vulture to make friends with humans. Humans have called me ugly, gross, disgusting. The list goes on. I've stopped trying to reason with them. I tried to explain that I was just made to eat animal carcasses. I don't know how to make them understand. I don't act rudely when I see someone eating fruit. All I want is a little respect.
(The gagging sound begins again and lights come back up.)
Man: Go away! No one wants you on this plane.
Flight Attendant: (approaching the vulture, holding her nose) Sir, you are creating a disturbance and bothering the other passengers. I'm afraid that I cannot allow you to board this plane.
Vulture: But I bought a ticket like everyone else.
Woman: If he gets on that plane, I am going to sue the airline for undue distress. I can't believe he wants to bring dead animals on the plane. Dead animals are disgusting.
Vulture: (to audience) Someone needs to tell that to the little guy draped around her neck. (to flight attendant) Well, if you don't let me on, then I'll go to the ACLU and sue the airline for discrimination!
Flight Attendant: Oh no. Umm . . . umm.
(Pilot enters stage left.)
Pilot: What is taking so long? We are on a tight schedule. Let's get this plane . . . whoa, what's that smell?
(All the people talk at once and point at the vulture. The vulture droops a little. The flight attendant runs to the pilot and grabs his arm.)
Flight Attendant: We have a big problem. This vulture bought a ticket and wants to board, but his "luggage" is causing a commotion. What should we do?
Pilot: (approaching vulture) I'm very sorry, sir, but you cannot get on the plane with those. (points to stuffed dolls) The airline's rules are very clear. (clears throat and speaks as if reciting a memorized passage) Chapter 4, Section 20, Paragraph 2, "Only one carrion allowed per passenger."
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Select the correct answer.
Why does the author include a soliloquy in the play?

A.
so the audience will learn the vulture's name
B.
so the reader can tell what the stage looks like
C.
so the character can express his thoughts
D.
so the actor can step out of character

Anyone familiar with Daughter of Invention story? English help please. Thank you! It has to do with the story "Daughter of invention" .PART A: Which TWO statements describe the main themes of the story?

Who were the murderers in sparkling cyanide

This type of persuasion employs a sense of urgency.
Pathos
Kairos
Ethos
Logos

Many students revised the sentence in the following way: “The boys shared the teeter-totter.” Complete the following statement to compare your revision to the model.

My revised sentence

Ella Kaye took Jay Gatsby's inheritance from Dan Cody from him.

True
False

How to paraphrase this sentence: in the past many people had skills such as making their own clothes and doing repairs to things in the house. In many countries, nowadays, skills like these are disappearing.

What line from the poem "My Country" shows an example of personification

Select the correct answer.
Read the excerpt from T.S. Eliot's "Preludes." Which form of poetry is used?
The winter evening settles down
With smell of steaks in passageways.
Six o'clock.
The burnt-out ends of smoky days.
And now a gusty shower wraps
The grimy scraps
Of withered leaves about your feet
And newspapers from vacant lots;
The showers beat
On broken blinds and chimney-pots,
And at the
of the street
A lonely cab-horse steams and stamps.
And then the lighting of the amps.
O A. fixed form
© B. closed form
O c. free verse
O D. blank verse

that is the girl.i like her much change into one sentence joining with relative pronoun​

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Help please outsiders

Read the conclusion of an informative report on ocean pollution.

(1) Plastic and other forms of pollution in the world’s oceans has become an urgent problem. (2) It has resulted in a rise in greenhouse gases and has contributed to climate change. (3) Plastic bags and other products threaten ocean wildlife, too. (4) Also, factory smoke can lead to dangerous air pollution. (5) To sum up, state and local governments must create new policies to prevent the spread of plastic in oceans and new programs to clean up the seas. (6) If we work together, and all do our part, we can solve this growing danger to our environment.

Which sentence should be removed to make this conclusion more effective?
Sentence 2
Sentence 3
Sentence 4
Sentence 5

Question 7 of 24 Which of the following sentences uses an idiom to show that Logan has taken on a task that is too big for him?

A. Logan thought that he could finish the report in a weekend, but it turned out to be a chip on his shoulder.

B. Logan thought that he could finish the report in a weekend, but he could not finish the project in time O

C. Logan thought that he could finish the report in a weekend, but he had bitten off more than he could chew.

D. Logan thought that he could finish the report in a weekend, but he was stuck between a rock and a hard place.​

What similarity does the author show between gabby and Ryan in the final paragraph