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Why does Macbeth pay killers to murder Banquo and Fleance?

A. Banquo and his heirs have a claim to the throne.

B. Lady Macbeth may harm the king if Banquo lives.

C. Macduff insists on Banquo's death.

D. Banquo murdered King Duncan.

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Being part of a community can mean living around a group of people in a particular area (like a neighborhood). It can also mean that you identify as something. For example, if someone is gay, they are a part of the lgbtq+ community. Hope this helps.

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true

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there's are website named socratic.org it's one of the top weebsites that are similar brainly. your welcome.

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Physical: Jet black hair, sea-green eyes, tan skin (Mediterranean complexion) It also mentions that he looks like his dad, Poseidon.

Internal: Very witty which you can see in his writing style, brave and strong-willed, he also has ADHD like many of the demigods so he finds it hard to focus and sit still

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Hope this helped :)

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The three options which support the inference that Romeo is emotionally conflicted are:

- O heavy lightness! Serious vanity!

-Mis-shapen chaos of well-seeming forms!

- Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health!

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These lines were taken from the famous tragedy by William Shakespeare, "Romeo and Juliet."

In Act I, Romeo makes it clear that he is sad and that time seems to pass slowly. The reason for that is his unrequited love. To show how emotionally conflicted Romeo is, Shakespeare makes use of a figure of speech called oxymoron, which is done by placing contrasting words together. In the three lines we have chosen, notice that the images and things Romeo describes are practically impossible. What is light is not heavy. What is serious is not vain. Smoke cannot be bright, and health cannot be sick. All those contrasting words show Romeo's emotional conflict.

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C

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E

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1. Jim wants to know if you're coming to his party tonight.

2. Tom, Colin wants you to bring those boxes (please).

3. Steve wants you to come with him.

4. Soldiers, the commander wants you to listen to him.

5. Jeff told me he has a lot of work to do.

6. Edna thinks it would be a good idea if we take a taxi home.

7. Helen wants to go for a walk in the country.

8. She wants to know if you made the sandwiches.

The following sentences have been changed to reported speech as follows:

1. Jim asked if you're coming to his party tonight.

2. Colin pleaded that Tom brought those boxes.

3. Steve pleaded that they come with him.

4. The commander told the soldiers to listen to him.

5. Jeff told me he has a lot of work to do.

6. Edna asked if we could take a taxi home.

7. Helen said that she wanted us to go for a walk in the country.

8. She asked if he had made the sandwiches.

The reported speech is a repetition of the original words by an author. The difference is that the direct words are not said rather they are indirectly mentioned.

The sentences above have been changed to reported speech.

Learn more about the reported speech here:

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just pput this in a paragraph. (ex.first add 3/4 a cup of granulat sugar then)

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c

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These cars are producing in japan.

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Produced is a passive word, while producing is an active.

Hey! I went a little off-track with my idea, but it's still relevant to your prompt. Feel free to skim over my thoughts/use them to structure your own.

My logic: Humans have an instinctive desire to have friends/connections; some historians note that, during the stone age/earlier, humans would kill themselves if their group/tribe abandoned them (because groups tripled the odds of surviving sickness, attacks from powerful animals, etc). This also ties to storytelling/mythology; in earlier eras, the idea that "we're alone in the universe" terrified people, and storytelling was a means of escaping that fear.

By giving meaning to natural occurrences through myths and legends, early groups of people gave themselves a sense of security.  

Hopefully I was of some help! Sorry if I steered a little too far from the prompt.

Place flashlights all over the house and in the glove box of your car.

Keep several fire extinguishers around the house to fight small fires.

Be sure to have a first aid kit. Everyone should know basic first aid and CPR.

Plan in advance how you will evacuate and where you will go. Do not plan on driving as roadways will likely be damaged.

During the Earthquake

If you are in a building, get beneath a sturdy table, cover your head, and hold on.

Stay away from windows, mirrors, and large furniture.

If the building is structurally unsound, get outside as fast as possible.

If you are outside, run to an open area away from buildings and power lines that may fall.

If you are in a car, stay in the car and stay away from structures that might collapse, such as overpasses, bridges, or buildings.

After the Earthquake

Be aware that aftershocks are likely.

Avoid dangerous areas like hillsides that may experience a landslide.

Turn off water and power to your home.

Use your phone only if there is an emergency. Many people will be trying to get through to emergency services.

Be prepared to wait for help or instructions. Assist others as necessary.

Lesson Summary

A person standing in an open field in an earthquake will almost certainly be safe. Nearly all earthquake danger is from buildings falling, roadways collapsing, or from the fires and tsunami that come after the shaking stops.

Communities can prepare for earthquakes by requiring that buildings be earthquake safe and by educating citizens on how to prepare.

Individuals and households can prepare in two ways: by making sure that their house and its contents are not a hazard and by being ready to live independently for a few days.

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The boy has chased after something unreal, leaving behind the reality and solidity of human relationships (the only really real things), and so he ends up lost, emotionally and spiritually. Pursuing something unreal instead of something real and getting lost, could be an allegory for the spiritual life gone wrong, whether we have chased after riches or power or luxury.

Blake was sharply aware of reality: in real life once a person is “lost” (whether to drugs or drink or other cravings and unrealities) then they often stay lost and never recover. But these poems are from his Songs of Innocence, which, to some extent, portray his ideals, his deepest spiritual convictions. So here, in the companion poem, “The Little Boy Found”, the boy does not stay lost: he is rescued by God who appears in the form of his father. Complex theological (religious) ideas are at work here. Blake did not believe that God was some great giant or superhuman old man up in the sky.

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Details you can write -

If there is a main character, start out with. . .

The main character _____, (Write the age and personality)

You can write what the story is about overall,

By the title it seems like it's about good friends aren't everywhere.

End of the sentence - Overall, A Good Friend is Hard to Find is {Write about the end or what you thought about it}

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Both speeches ask people not to give up fighting for what they believe.

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Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg and Martin Luther King's speech on winning the Nobel Prize are very impressive speeches and one of the most important ones ever recited, due to the situations they addressed. Lincoln's speech referred to the end of the American civil war and how the victory for the union of the country was important, but this victory was only possible because people did not give up defending what they believed in, which was the union of the country and the care with the territory.

King, on the other hand, reinforced the fight for civil rights in his speech, in addition to highlighting other struggles that have been established around the world and have promoted improvements to social groups that have not given up on conquering and defending what they believe.

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a comparison of two things that explains something

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I took the quiz just now and got it right hopefully this helps

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B. A comparison of two things that explains something

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I just did "Module Quiz 1" and it was right.

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Marry worked in a happy, relaxed office.

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The bookshelf stood in the corner of a sunny, pleasant library.

or

The car was parked in a dark, eerie alley.

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Woopsies or I do what I do

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woopsies is mine

Well here I am what are your other two wishes UvU

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See explanation for answer.

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In a literary essay you are basically supposed to evaluate the overarching theme or the

big idea of the book you are reading.

I hope this helps!

Have a lovely day!

Answer: Integrity is the practice of being honest and showing a consistent and uncompromising adherence to strong moral and ethical principles and values. In ethics, integrity is regarded as the honesty and truthfulness or accuracy of one's actions.

Explanation: Hopefully this helps you. (don't know if this is the right answer)

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the quality of being honest and having strong morals principles; moral uprightness.

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Mrs. Nathan is thi( as a brick

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You see, If that b##ty longer than 7 inches than that means that person is thi(. And If your like me I already Hitt Mrs. Nathan and it was good. So in conclusion, she is mighty thi(.

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true

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say someone was like, "omg yess i'll do this for you'. If they said it with sarcasm, is basically saying they wont do it. but if they said it with a trustworthy tone then itd be all good

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question??

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I don't get you. But I hate rainforest

Hello. You did not report the article to which this question refers. For this reason, it is not possible for your question to be answered. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way, explaining how to find the answer.

It is only possible to answer your question by reading the article. However, the question asks you to provide evidence that the authors' arguments about the permanence of social media in American society. Evidences are sentences that present information capable of proving and justifying the information presented in an argument. In that case, you should look in the article, which are the sentences that the authors present to prove their argument that social media is a permanent part of society. These evidences can be examples or facts that present the impossibility of excluding social media from the life of the modern human being.

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because if you see a black cat at night in my country It is the devil

Answer: Mixing as many forms of word and word endings as possible

Explanation: I got it correct on the test

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To persuade and take action AND IK BECAUSE I GOT THAT ANSWER CORREDCT

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