Why does Theresa say she will call Paul by his name and not call him "Fisher"?​

Answer:

she loves him.

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What is an eample of discrimination?

what is the central message in chapter 18 in to kill a mocking bird book

Relating a difficult text to a personal experience can help readers_______their reading.

Plan
Define
Connect to
Separate from

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Which of the following is an example of the word overthrow?
A
In my opinion, Nolan Ryan is the greatest pitcher in the history of baseball.

B
The general plotted to take control of the government away from the president.

C
Mack started to panic when he realized that he couldn't breathe.

D
I know I volunteered to help tonight, but I changed my mind.

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what is the third definition for the word grade

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how does Kenny feel about the civil rights movement in the Watsons go to Birmingham??

Within the medical community - to say nothing of the families of the troubled kids - concern...................about just what psychotropic drugs can do to still-developing brains.

O a. is growing
O b. grew
O c. will have grown
Od growing​

How did Puritan values of the seventeenth century influence Americans of the nineteenth century?

A. Americans embraced the Puritan idea of religious toleration.


B. Americans still valued the Puritan sense of duty and love of learning.


C. Americans reverted to the Puritan belief in predestination.


D. Rejected the Puritan focus on hard work.


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The elderly Carl knew that he was a[n] _6_ among the young programmers working in his office. Each time he struggled to send a simple e-mail message, he_7_ the death of the typewriter-and-telephone era in which he had spent most of his career. Bitter that the end of his own usefulness approached, Carl often _8_ the young programmers for having no concept of how to use their own brains -- not calculators -- to solve equations or analyze data. Technology had become the programmers' _9_, he felt, and had turned him into a dinosaur. Sometimes the young manager and his _10_ mused at Carl's outdated experience with punch cards and mainframes, and it fueled Carl's resentment. He couldn't wait to retire.

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Directions: Read the passage, and answer the question that follows. Have you ever considered how tedious an action or suspense movie would be without sound effects? Sounds are a mechanism for building suspense. The snap of a breaking twig in the forest lets you know the main character is not alone. A staged fight scene seems real when you hear the sound of a hard whack. Even with all the options modern technology offers many sound effects are created using common materials. Sounds effects artists produce the sound of crackling flames by crinkling wax paper. Shaking a sheet of aluminum foil creates a loud rumble of thunder In a fight scene fake punches seem to connect. The sounds of fighting are produced by sound effects artists who pummel cushions or wet their hands and clap them together. Finding a way to create just the right sound is a big accomplishment. Sound effects artists are an adventure movie's real stars

In the passage above which of your five senses do most of the descriptive words relate to

A FEELING
B TASTE
C SEEING
D HEARING​

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A teacher explains that there are two different ways to address a person when you speak spanish. If it is your friend, you might use the term, “Tu” but if it is someone you don’t know well or an authority figure, you use “Usted”. What is this an example of?

A. norm
B. folkway
C. more

Chandra prefers to write ___ over poetry. Her favorite genres include short stories and essays.

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Whats the Hyperbole? ( Hyperbole- Exaggeration )

How do I correct this sentence? "When we were born into this world,we were loved and cared by our mothers."

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Answer in paragraph 1. What can you see? What is happening? What does it represent? Does the name of the artwork (Fallen bird) help describe the artwork? Is there a theme in the work?

Which two statements best defined a them of poem?

What does sonar mean (what is it an acronym for?)

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Which sentence develops the main idea and should be placed after sentence 5?

No matter what Mrs. Crimston did, the kids seemed restless.
A
They sat in their seats, and they fantasized about what they were going to do during their summer vacations.
B
They worried about whether or not they were going to make it to the end of the year when they could begin their summer vacation.
C
They talked and yelled to each other, fidgeted in their seats, and didn't pay attention to Mrs. Crimston or the class rules.
D
They got very quiet and started coloring in their books while they daydreamed and wished for the school year to finally end.

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From Enemy to Friend

Wolves and dogs are closely related. Most scientists believe that dogs’ ancestors were wolves. Through time, wolves became tame enough to live with humans and help them. The change from wolf to dog was probably a result of careful breeding. Early humans allowed only the friendliest wolf pups to remain near them. This ensured that, over time, the wolves that stayed with groups of humans became tamer and tamer.



Wolves were influenced by their relationship with humans. So, they slowly became what we know today as dogs. They became adept at protecting and herding sheep and other animals whereas their ancestors would have made a meal of them. This ability made dogs very useful. However, although they are quite similar, wolves and dogs are also quite different.



Wolves are wild animals that live in packs, or groups, and eat only meat. They find their food by hunting. The most common noise they make is a howl. They may also bark, growl, yelp, and whine. All wolves look very much alike, although their colors vary slightly. They are large, slender, powerful animals with long legs and tails. Wolves are quite wary of people; they don’t trust them. They attack people only on rare occasions, usually when they are startled.

A small dog is looking up at a large wolf.

Dogs, on the other hand, are tame. They have been influenced by people for many, many years, which has made them quite different from wolves. For one thing, dogs eat vegetables and grains as well as meat products. They are much more likely to bark than to howl. Their sizes range from gigantic animals that are much larger than wolves to tiny animals that can sit comfortably in a cereal bowl. Large dogs are not only taller than wolves, but they are much heavier, and their appearances can vary as much as their sizes.



However, the main difference is found in dogs’ relationship with humans, whom they usually prefer to be near. The main effect of this is that most dogs are friendly to people. Some show hostility, but almost always only to strangers. Although most dogs are no smarter than wolves, they can certainly be trained more easily. They rarely hunt prey to eat and depend on their owners to supply them with food. This reliance on people just adds to the closeness of the relationship.



Wolves and dogs both pant to stay cool. They both can hear and smell very well, and they both can run silently. They even have the same number of teeth: 42. However, no matter how similar wolves and dogs may seem to be, wolves can never be made into a pet. They are also worthless as guard animals because they are shy. Domestic animals, such as cats and small dogs, are in more danger from wolves than humans are, but small children can also be in danger. The Big Bad Wolf may exist only in fairy tales, but real wolves can be as much of a threat, especially if they are not understood.

This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.

Part A
How does the author organize the text?

A.
by describing how wolves find ways to survive

B.
by comparing and contrasting wolves and dogs

C.
by listing the ways dogs have changed through time

D.
by telling about the habitats of both wolves and dogs

Part B
Which detail shows how the text is organized?

A.
“Early humans allowed only the friendliest wolf pups to remain near them.”

B.
“Large dogs are not only taller than wolves, but they are much heavier, . . .”

C.
“This reliance on people just adds to the closeness of the relationship.”

D.
“The Big Bad Wolf may exist only in fairy tales, . . .”

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Social Media Definition in your own words?​

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Read the following description:
A young teacher in a difficult school is frustrated by the
conditions in which his students learn and becomes
convinced that his efforts to help his students learn and
improve their lives are wasted. He spends many years
feeling this way, until one day, a former student returns
to tell him that his teaching was inspirational and has
enabled the student to go on to a successful life.
Which statement best describes how the themes of this passage
interact?
O A. Community is more important than individual
achievement, and greed takes many forms, some of
them unseen.
O B. Playing God is dangerous, and even the things that one
thinks are desirable sometimes turn out not to be.
O c. The results of one's actions are not always immediately
seen, and change happens in small increments.
O D. It is important to maintain perspective on what really
matters, and people often turn crises to their own
advantage.

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

Aunt Imogen was coming, and therefore
The children—Jane, Sylvester, and Young George—
Were eyes and ears; for there was only one
Aunt Imogen to them in the whole world,
And she was in it only for four weeks (5)
In fifty-two. But those great bites of time
Made all September a Queen’s Festival;

What mood is established in the opening lines of “Aunt Imogen”?

celebratory
detached
mysterious
ominous

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In chapter 21 of The First Men in the Moon, Mr. Bedford remarks, “I was the sole survivor, and that was all.” Given what you have learned in chapters 22 and 23, why do you think Mr. Bedford declares in chapter 21 that Mr. Cavor is dead? Is it an innocent assumption, or are there other motives involved? Explain your opinion, using details from the text as support.

1 How are paragraphs 2 through 4 organized?
A They compare the plants Rodriguez collected to the endophytes living on the plants.
B They describe the steps Rodriguez followed while researching plants in his laboratory.
C They explain the problem Rodriguez was trying to solve based on his observations.
D They describe the structure of the plants Rodriguez collected from a harsh environment.
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