Answer:
Each text presents the same topic using a different tone and point of view
Explanation:
edge 2021
Answer:
B
Explanation:
How much of a role should the government have in the lives of its citizens?
Answer:
well doesn't it depend on the circumstance and a whole bunch of outside variables but I think that a government should have a role equal in size to the amount the citizen depend on the government.
Explanation:
This awnser depends on what side you are on if you are a liberal you think that the goverment should control the community and have a larger say in what goes on and if you are a concervative you think that individuals should have more say in the goverement
what you have notice while reading the gift of the magi
pasagot agad brainliest answer to the correct answer
Answer:
I think you can write that in the gift of the magi the husband and wife each got each other something that they both needed and wanted but they gave up something important to get each other their gift. I don't know if this is a good answer but hope I helped.
Explanation:
Hello
I’m French and I need you for my English exercices , because I’m so bad in English .
You must deal the two subjects:
1. Imagine the conversation between Ernestine Blackman who is recovering in hospital and Larry Champagne who has come to visit her (100 words)
2. There are heroes who, unlike Larry Champagne, never make the headlines in the newspapers. Give examples and say why they can be admired.
Answer:
um im english and i cant even do that ill get the boys and girls to solve it for you
Explanation:
sorry
How is the text structured to elaborate on the Greensboro, North Carolina sit-in of 1960?
Give a example of descrimination for FAT and it’s resolution
Answer:
"DESCRIMINATION FOR FAT"
Given the social acceptability of negative attitudes toward individuals with obesity, it may not be surprising to learn that weight discrimination is common in the United States.
In a recent study, we examined the prevalence of multiple forms of discrimination in a nationally representative sample of 2,290 American adults and found that weight discrimination is common among Americans, with rates relatively close to the prevalence of race and age discrimination. Among women, weight discrimination was even more common than racial discrimination. Among all adults in the study, weight discrimination was more prevalent than discrimination due to ethnicity, sexual orientation and physical disability. Almost 60 percent of participants in our study who reported weight discrimination experienced at least one occurrence of employment-based discrimination, such as not being hired for a job.
On average, a person’s chances of being discriminated against because of weight become higher as their body weight increases. In our study, 10 percent of overweight women reported weight discrimination, 20 percent of women with obesity reported weight discrimination and 45 percent of women with obesity reported weight discrimination.
Rates for men were lower, with 3 percent of overweight, 6 percent of obesity and 28 percent of men with severe obesity reporting weight discrimination. This finding also tells us that women begin experiencing weight discrimination at lower levels of body weight than men.
AND IT'S RESOLUTION
Unfortunately, there are few legal options available for individuals who suffer weight discrimination. Currently, there are no federal laws that exist to prohibit discrimination based on weight.
With the exception of one state law (Michigan) and a few local jurisdictions that address discrimination on the basis of weight or appearance (e.g., San Francisco), the vast majority of people who experience weight discrimination in the U.S. must pursue legal recourse through other indirect avenues.
In particular, individuals with obesity have depended on the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (RA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). Most cases filed under these categories pertain to weight-based discrimination in employment settings, and only a few cases have been successful. In addition, whether it is appropriate for obesity to be considered a “disability” under the ADA is questionable and could perpetuate bias further.
Overweight people who are not “severe obesity,” but who experience weight discrimination cannot file claims under the ADA because they are not considered disabled under this law. It places an unfair burden for individuals to prove that their obesity is debilitating and disabling in order to obtain fair and equitable treatment in the workplace.
These unresolved issues, in addition to public perceptions that place blame on people with obesity, have led to inconsistent court rulings and often deter individuals with obesity from taking any legal action.
Clearly, legislation is badly needed to protect individuals from weight discrimination. Massachusetts recently introduced legislation (House Bill 1844) to prohibit weight-based discrimination in employment settings. The hearing was held on March 25th 2008, with no opposition present at the hearing, and all expert testimonies were in favor of the bill. No decision has yet been made, but if this bill passes, it will be an important step in encouraging other states to follow suit.
Reducing weight bias requires major shifts in societal attitudes, and national actions are needed to establish meaningful legislation to ensure that persons with obesity receive the equitable treatment they deserve.
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After you read Well, son, I'll tell you: Life for me ain't been no crystal stair. It's had tacks in it, And splinters, And boards torn up, And places with no carpet on the floor— Bare. But all the time I'se been a-climbin' on, And reachin' landin's, And turnin' corners, And sometimes goin' in the dark Where there ain't been no light. So, boy, don't you turn back. Don't you set down on the steps 'Cause you finds it's kinder hard. Don't you fall now— For I'se still goin', honey, I'se still climbin', And life for me ain't been no crystal stair. Which theme is mostly expressed in the poem?
Answer choices for the above question
A. If I can continue to try, then so can you.
B. If you want nice things, you have to work hard.
C. If your home is in disrepair, start with the interior.
D. If life becomes difficult, walk away from the struggle.
Which detail from the Newsela article "Dream Jobs Investigative Reporter" supports the central idea that investigative reporting can be an emotional experience? When Iuliana Rufus was renantungan pirate fishing in Sierra Leone she obiected to the instire and she refused to
Answer:
i think it will be c
Explanation:
I'd say the answer is C, Since that is the one that makes the most sense.
PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST
Answer:
A I think
Explanation:
Write 5 compound sentences with the following interrupters:
:however
:additionally
:therefore
:also
:consequently
Please help ASAP
Answer:
Explanation:
she did cheat in the test, consequently she had to do it againi went to the shop also i brought some sweets.she was with the teacher, therfore she couldnt of made fun of the girl that boy is a cry baby, however he is nice he ran out of money but additionally he borrowed some of dadSuppose Odysseus was a modern general who finally got home after an absence of twenty years. How do you think he would have approached his old home—if he had had to face the problems that exist in Ithaca?
Answer and Explanation:
Odysseus probably would not act so quickly if he were a modern general, returning home today. He would probably spend time planning and understanding what he was experiencing and then acting. It is also likely that he sought help, not from gods, but from people who had some social, political or military power. I do not believe that he would return home in disguise, or that he would kill suitors, but that he would expel them with the help of some local authority.
What does Adm. McRaven speech mainly about? and what does the speech specifically brought up?
Answer:
Admiral McRaven says we should judge people on the size of their hearts, not their physical size.
Which one is the answer ??
Answer:did the dance well
Explanation:
Answer:
Did the dance well.
Explanation:
It said in the text that Dee practiced a lot so you can infer that she did the dance well.
What is the symbolism of Dana losing her arm in the book Kindred By Octavia Butler
Answer:
It symbolically represents the power that Rufus had as Dana's master and the lingering effect that living under the white master's thumb had on enslaved people and their children.
Explanation:
Significantly, Dana seems to lose her arm because Rufus keeps hold of her wrist when she transports back to the present.
1. What is Paul's initial experience like at Tangerine Middle School?
Read the word pair.
exercise : sweat
Which word pair has the same relationship as exercise and sweat?
gymnasium : building
dancer : grateful
fatigue : sleep
lazy : excitable
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Answer:
fatigue : sleep
Explanation:
the correct analogy to the question is fatigue : sleep
exercise leads to sweat, just as fatigue leads to sleep.
What is the central idea of this passage about
Shakespeare's imaginary sister, Judit?
Women were treated with disrespect by men most
of the time.
Women were treated equally and their intelect was
adcowiedged
Women did not have the same privileges and
opportuntes as men
o Women could become whatever they wanted,
including playwrights.
Answer:
Women did not have the same privileges and
opportuntes as men
Explanation:
its the main idea of the text
Answer:
c.
Explanation:
on edge
Find in the annotation the “evidence starter” in body paragraph 1 and write it.
Answer:
Down below hope it helps :)
Explanation:
The evidence starter in body paragraph one is...
"Referring back to Rosenthal's article..."
what specific example of a heinous crime was mentioned in the selection?
Answer:
I'm sorry, I can't answer that question because, there is no content
Explanation:
Correct the sentence easy points
In september, our friend Molly goes up north each year to do her christmas shopping.
Sonia is adapting the following scene into a sketch for her school’s drama club. Compare her version to the original:
Original:
Rory stood pensively before the wall, which towered many dozens of feet high and had, so far as he could tell, no doors, no notches, no features of any kind. How frustrating, and yet, it was certainly a challenge.
Staged:
(RORY and BELINDA stare up at a wall—it is high enough that its top cannot be seen on stage.)
BELINDA: How many feet high is it, do you think?
RORY: (excitedly) Dozens, I should think! No less than 60.
BELINDA: There must be some kind of door! Or notches, or dents, something to climb . . .
RORY: (gleeful) No, nothing of the sort. No features of any kind—look!
BELINDA (pouting): How tremendously frustrating!
RORY: Ah, but what a delicious challenge!
Which of the following best describes how adding a second character affects the scene?
Answer:
d
Explanation:
Answer:
C) The second character helps develop Rory’s character by acting as a contrast to him.
Explanation:
Edge 2021
Read the lines from Act II, scene iv of Romeo and Juliet.
Enter Nurse and PETER.
Mercutio: A sail, a sail!
Benvolio: Two, two; a shirt and a smock.
Nurse: Peter!
Peter: Anon!
Nurse: My fan, Peter.
Mercutio: Good Peter, to hide her face; for her fan’s the fairer face.
Which is true about the scene?
A.Mercutio uses a pun to complain about his clothing.
B.Mercutio uses puns to make fun of Nurse’s appearance.
C.Nurse uses puns to request her fan from Peter.
D.Nurse uses puns to mock Benvolio and Mercutio.
Answer: B. Mercutio uses puns to make fun of Nurse's appearance
Not an question, it's and answer (documentary)
So don't answer
*fair warning*
Answer:
b
Explanation:
Answer: B
Explanation:
Mercutio uses puns to make fun of Nurse’s appearance.
In "A Sound of Thunder," Bradbury's style is created by all the following elements EXCEPT...
figurative language
regional dialect
diction, or word choice
sentence length and pattern
have u gotten the answer? sorry I can't help i don't know it.
5. How does tunde Olaniran develop his claim over the course of the article?
Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about the article "I'm a Flint resident. I'm done paying for water that is not safe."
Answer:
He develops the claim showing the neglect of water distribution in the city, even if citizens pay expensive taxes.
Explanation:
Olaniran wrote the article showing the difficulties that the Michigan water crisis has brought to citizens. He describes the disruption of this situation and the negligence of the companies responsible for the distribution of water to the population, who had to continue paying very high taxes to have access to water, reaching the point that these taxes were higher than the taxes in states who had free access to water, being even higher than the import of large corporations.
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Correct the following sentences, Pay attention to the words in bold
1. If finish on time, I join you for dinner
2. Would you be angry if I cancel our plans tonight?
3. You would have a good time if you had gone out with
4. Unless you really need help, you won't disturb him
5 People often get excited when they will see celebrities in public places,
Answer:
1: If I finish on time, I will join you or dinner
2:If I cancelled our plans tonight, would you be angry?
3:If you would have gone out with me, you would of had a good time
4:?
5:When people see celebrities in public places, they get excited
Explanation:
I tried to do four but I couldn't figure it out..
your welcome for the help :)
Why are the pigs' faces and the human
faces indistinguishable to the animals who
watch the dinner party?
Animal Farm
Answer:
because pigs' faces have a bigger nose and human faces are like a insula of allemande
Explanation:
To test a word as an indirect object use the words to or _____.
over
for
on
I need an answer asap
Answer:
How do you know if something is an indirect object?
An object that represents the person or thing that receives what is being given or done The word “me” in “you gave me the book” is an indirect object.
Explanation:
You may not have a direct object, but if there is a direct object, there's a chance that there may also be an indirect object. To identify the indirect object of the sentence, ask yourself to whom or for whom is the direct object “verb‐ed”?
hope this helps!
Answer:
for!!!!!
Explanation:
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How does Anne share her views about the other people in the Annex?
A.)by pretending to know how they think and feel
B.)by only using anecdotes rather than directly stating her thoughts
C.)by using anecdotes and stating her thoughts directly
D.)by describing each person in specific physical detail
Answer:
I think D.
( But it might be C)
Answer:
The answer is c
Explanation:
I took a test and got it right
if it ____ (rain) tomorrow,we _____ ( not able to ) play
Answer:
would, won't be able to
hope it helps
Answer:
If it rains tomorrow, we will not be able to play.
please answer all this questions correctly... please answer fast... right answer will be marked as brainliest
Answer:
health
market
herd
team
pack
shoal
Q21)
1)health
2)market
Q22)
1)herd,cattle
2)team
3)pack
4)shoal
Q23)
1)darkness
2)disturbance
3)freely
4)babies
5)sweetness
Please help me with this homework
Answer:
1. there 2. their 3. they're
Explanation:
there would be a place... their is ownership and they're is they are... use that to help you