Which sentence uses the word grappling correctly?

Answer:

true

Explanation:

Answer:

The answer is D. frustration

Based on the excerpt from "Ain't I a Woman," the tone of this speech most expresses a feeling of: D. frustration.

In English literature, a tone can be defined as a literary device which expresses or reflects the mood of a writer (author) of a literary work.

This ultimately implies that, the tone of a text can evoke various emotions and shape the perspective of a reader.

Based on the excerpt from "Ain't I a Woman," the tone of this speech most expresses a feeling of frustration because the speaker (Sojourner Truth), a formerly enslaved person spoke about the inequality in the rights of men and women.

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Answer:

littel Red riding hood

Explanation:

because  it remindes  me to be strong and whatever come in your pathway just be prepaired wich also realtes to how red went into the woods to go give her grandma some cookies and the big bad wolf was there so she had to save her gandma with no help just her so what im  trying to say is you can be any age and still fhight for anything.

Answer:

I wanna say it's once but I'm not 100% sure.

Explanation:

I think that Clarifying the topic and purpose in the topic sentence (A).

Answer:

Imperative

Explanation:

Any time a command is given and the subject is understood to be you, the sentence is imperative.

HTH

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Answer:

Bueller's decision not to embarrass Victor advance the plot of the story? It adds to the conflict because Victor will have to admit to Teresa that he doesn't speak French. It leads to a resolution by making Victor look good in front of Teresa and giving him an opportunity to be close to her.

Explanation:

Answer:

i dont know sorry i have to read the story

Explanation:

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Answer:

Black people, as many other people of color bring culture into America. However, they also affect so many thing that happened. From solving crimes in the south, to being top people in organizations like NASA, black people have had a tremendous influence on all of American history, culture and life.

Answer:

I like to see it lap the miles,

And lick the valleys up,

And stop to feed itself at tanks;

Complaining all the while-personification

Have a beautiful day!

Answer:

Symbolism: Dickinson uses the train as a symbol of technological innovation during the Industrial Revolution.

Metaphor: The whole poem acts as an extended metaphor comparing a train to an animal.

Simile: The poem uses simile to compare the train to Boanerges. Boanerges is the last name given by Christ to his disciples James and John. It means “mighty shouter,” as well as “sons of thunder.” In the poem, the train is described as a mighty shouter because of its powerful whistle.

Explanation:

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Answer:

Hurricane Sandy was definitely a very difficult time for everyone in the northeast region. Initially I did not realize how hard it was going to hit us, because the previous year Hurricane Irene did not have such a strong effect on my town. Of course we did not leave the house, and there were a few fallen trees, however it did not affect us like Hurricane Sandy did.

Even though I wasn’t expecting a very severe hurricane, my parents still prepared for the worst. They requested me to come home and stay even though many of my friends were still on campus. I figured being with my family during this difficult time would make the most sense. When the hurricane hit initially we did not lose any electricity even though many families around us did. My sister and I decided to end our boredom by watching random television shows, and just as we found something that interested us, the power went out. We were hoping it was just a quick power shortage, and that the power would be back within the hour. We were in for a big surprise. We did not have warm water or power for five days.

For those five days we charged our laptops and phones inside of my mom’s car, and used them until they had to be charged again and again. During that time, we went on a hunt for all of our old DVDs in our basement, and brought them all up one by one to watch on the laptop. We would listen to the radio from time to time to find out if there were any updates regarding the power outage. The entire time I couldn’t wait for everything to get back to normal so I could return to school and start enjoying my life again.

It was one afternoon when my mom and I were in the car listening to the radio, when I realized that we didn’t have it nearly as bad as people in other ...

Answer:

The sentences that contain errors are highlighted below:

Explanation:

James P. Chester

1234 ACB Ave.

Nowhere, Ca. 55856

October 25, 2011

Re: Outstanding Rent

Dear Mr. Chester:

As of the date of this letters are records indicate the rent for the property located at 1234 ABC Ave. is three months in arrears rent. Rent is due by the first of each month, with a 5 days grace period before late fees is applied. The total amount of rent due at this time is $3,450 $225 of late fees are also due. The full amount of $4,825 (back rent, late fees and next months rent) must be paid by November 5, 2011.

If you are unable to pay this amount by November 5 immediately call our office immediately to arrange payment options. Eviction from 1234 ABC Ave. will occur on November 5 unless payment or a payment schedule is established. Eviction will include the changing of all locks and loss of any personal property on the premises.

Don't make us take legal action. Prompt attention to this matter MUST happen! We look forward to hearing from you soon

Kind regards,

Kate T. Wells.

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guy 1: i wanna go home this place blows man

guy 2: I know let's dip

Friend 1: "Hey how was your first day on campus?"

Friend 2: "It was pretty good I met some nice  people that helped me get through the day"

Friend 1: " That's great I also met some cool people and tonight we are suppose to go this party, do you want to come?"

Friend 2: "Yeah of course I bet it will be fun"

I hope that helps

Answer:

Explanation:

Kara lives with her father Jim in a fishing village in Cornwall. Her mother, a marine

biologist, disappeared a year ago on a dolphin-saving expedition to the Solomon Islands

but Kara believes that she will return. This faith is strengthened by a rare sighting of a

white dolphin calf, which she sees as a sign that her mum is still out there.

Kara and Jim have been taken in by Kara’s aunt and uncle but money is tight so Jim is

forced to put the family boat, named Moana, up for sale. Kara is very unhappy about this,

as Moana is one of her last links to her missing mother.

Kara breaks the nose of the school bully, Jake, whose father, Dougie, owns the fishing

trawlers that employ her uncle. Kara’s mother had successfully campaigned for a ten-year

dredging ban to conserve the local coral reef, which is about to expire. Dougie blames

Kara’s mother for the loss of his elder son, who drowned whilst fishing beyond the ban

limit. Jake vows that his family will destroy Kara and her father, and soon afterwards Jim’s

lobster pots are sabotaged.

Kara meets a new boy at school, Felix, who has Cerebral Palsy. They do not hit it off and

when Felix’s father offers to buy Jim’s boat, Kara is determined to put him off sailing so

that she can keep Moana. Much to her surprise, Felix takes to sailing easily, finding that

his mobility difficulties are lessened at sea. Kara is relieved, however, when his father

decides not to buy Moana, opting instead for a more manageable dinghy that Felix can

sail singlehanded.

Kara finds the white dolphin calf trapped in a fishing net, beached and in distress. With

help from Felix, his father, and the marine rescue team, the calf is cared for in a tidal pool,

but becomes separated from the mother dolphin, meaning that it might have to be put

down as it cannot be returned to the wild alone. In a daring night dive, Kara finds the

mother dolphin and leads it to the tidal pool.

Meanwhile Kara is unable to find the password for her mother’s dolphin-shaped memory

stick, which she believes holds a crucial message.

Felix mobilizes support for a local fishermen’s boycott of dredging, using the plight of the

white dolphin to attract media attention. At a public debate, Dougie has almost swayed

the crowd against the conservationists when Felix, who has found the password for the

memory stick, delivers the campaigners’ master stroke: Kara’s mother’s final

documentary about the long-term ill effects of sea dredging.

Soon afterwards, the dolphin calf is returned to the sea with its mother and Felix shows

Kara a photograph of her mother before her last dive. It is now almost certain that she

died in a diving accident that was covered up.

Public opinion has turned against Dougie, but he persists in dredging the bay

regardless and sacks Kara’s uncle for refusing to join him. Kara discovers that

Dougie has bought Moana for Jake to sail in the local regatta, and that the white

dolphin’s mother has been drowned in one of Dougie’s nets.

The regatta is cancelled due to a predicted storm, but Jake and his friend Ethan

insist on taking Moana out to sea. Felix and Kara follow in the dinghy and save

Jake and Ethan when they run into trouble. Grateful not to lose his surviving son,

Dougie promises to stop dredging and to research dolphin-friendly fishing.

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Themes for exploring White Dolph

Kara Wood : Kara is the main character of the Novel. She suffers from dyslexia and is bullied for it in school. She lost her mother a year ago but still hopes she will come back soon. Like her mother, she is a nature lover and is worried about the end of the dredging ban.  

Felix : Felix comes from London and is suffering from cerebral palsy. Like Kara, he is also bullied in School. Despite his disability, he is intelligent and helps Kara in the extension of the dredging ban.

Kara's dad (Jim): Kara's father Jim is also suffering from dyslexia and because of this, he is unable to find any good job. He and Kara live with his sister Bev as he is unable to afford a house.

Aunt Bev/Uncle Tom : Aunt Bev and Uncle Tom live in a caravan. Aunt Bev is expecting a baby and is always concerned about the future.  

Answer:

C

Explanation:

C is the only one that makes since i think mark as brainiest if correct sorry if im wrong.

Answer:

Inner Turmoil.

Explanation:

35 Option A is correct Imagery is the use of vivid language to represent objects, actions, or ideas. In both quotations, the authors use imagery to convey a sense of inner turmoil.

Answer:

The purposes of the imagery in the passage are as follow:

To emphasize the cruelty of humans.

To create a sense of liberation.

To underline the reasons for rebellion.

To visualize the victory of the animals.

Explanation:

Answer:

Plate tectonics is a scientific theory that describes the large-scale motion of Earth's lithosphere. ... The lateral relative movement of the plates typically varies from zero to 100 mm annually. Tectonic plates are composed of oceanic lithosphere and thicker continental lithosphere, each topped by its own kind of crust.

Explanation:

I hope this helps, haha! <3, Jaclyn!

Answer:

D

Explanation:

No purpose, I do not have the whole story..

Answer:

I think C

Explanation:

Answer:

A or C

Explanation:

Lake present this information because of option D: To demonstrate that his son is confused.

The story of "An Indian Father's Plea" is considered as a letter of an Indian father to his son's teacher.

Adding to it, This letter try to asks the teacher to re-examine a student's skill based upon the student's cultural background and not merely through his capability to adjust with the modern way of education.

Therefore, correct option is D.

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Answer:

B. To demonstrate that his son is capable of doing math.

Explanation:

I just did it.

Answer:

it should be unbalanced

Explanation:

Answer:

I think its C

Explanation:

Im not sure but that sounds like the right one.

Answer:

in front of

Explanation:

Answer:

in front of

Explanation:

it makes sense

Answer:

D

Explanation:

They're also easier to reach than ever via the Internet, the biggest marketing boon since the bulk-mail rate. This surge in "teen power" won't last forever.

Answer:

B. showing excessive respect

Explanation:

Answer:

d

Explanation:

it sound the same

danjer

danger

Answer:

2. F

   A

3. F

   A

4. A

   F

5. F

   A

6. A

   F

7. A

   F

8. F

   A

(I'm like 98% sure this is right)

Answer: antibodies

Explanation: i guess so