Answer:
C. Specific sensory details
Explanation:
It would be more appropriate for specific sensory details, if necessary in an essay, to be added only at the draft revision stage, as it would be easier for the author to perceive the need for these details and in which part of the essay they would fit better. The draft, however, serves for the entire structure of the essay to be established, as a raw material, which will be polished and modified in the abstract.
Answer:
D. A Claim statement
Explanation:
I just took the quiz and it was correct. Also, a claim statement belongs in a persuasive essay.
Underline under the correct verb.
1. If I move/I'll move to Boston, I live / I'll live on Main Street,
2. If you call / you'll call your mother, she'll be very happy.
3. If the mechanic fixes our car on time, we drive / we'll drive to Center vile
4. If it rains/it'll rain today, we won't go to the park.
5. If I'm not in a hurry tonight, I write/I'll write to her.
6. If she isn't/ won't be sick, she'll go to school .
Answer:
1.If I move to Boston, I'll live on Main Street
2. If you call your mother, she'll be very happy.
3. If the mechanic fixes our car on time, we'll drive to Center vile
4. . If it rains today, we won't go to the park.
5.If I'm not in a hurry tonight, I'll write to her.
6. If she isn't sick, she'll go to school .
Explanation:
.Briefly describe a piece of writing from ancient times that has a similar theme to a modern piece of writing from today. Explain the similarities and differences.
Answer:
the Bible
Explanation:
it can help you in every walk of life
20 POINTS What does Charlotte imply when she says that Zachariah looks like "the very imp of death in search of souls"?
She trusts him, despite appearances.
She finds him dangerous and frightening.
She believes what he says.
She thinks he is unfairly treated.
Answer:
She finds him dangerous and frightening.
Answer:
She is frighned of him.
Explanation:
IN the story she discribes how he is frightening and untrustworthy.
Which graphic would best show how increasing the driving age nationwide would lead to decreased fatalities on the road?
a chart that displays road fatalities in states that have similar driving ages
a chart that displays road fatalities in states that have different driving ages
a chart that displays road fatalities in one state that has a low driving age
a chart that displays road fatalities in one state that has increased its driving age
Answer: a chart that displays road fatalities in states that have different driving ages
Explanation:
If one wanted to show that increasing the driving age would lead to less fatalities on the road, they would need to show evidence that points to this theory.
One way to do so is to compare different states. States generally set their own driving age which is why some states have a higher driving age than others. Fatalities in states that have a higher driving age can be juxtaposed against states that have a lower driving age to see if there is a difference.
This information can be depicted in a chart for easier comparison where it will readily show the effect of increasing the driving age vs leaving it at relatively lower ages.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Can someone help me write a limerick poem about April fools. its urgent with a rhyme scheme of AABBA