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PART A: How does LaNier’s personal testimony about attending Central High help readers understand the integration of formerly all-white schools?

What change should be made to sentence 20?



In some recipes, a particular herb is a principle ingredient.

What name is not associated with Jane’s current location?
A. Moor house
B. Morton
C. Marsh end
D. Marycross

The evidence that the author of the article provides is mostly
(A) unreliable
(B) factual
(C) fictional
(D) emotional

I have to Wright a monologue for drama class any ideas.

60 POINTS!! - I need to graduate. I can't fail this. If your unsure, please don't answer...

This author’s use of imagery _____ a sense of joy in the reader.

Question 1 options:

hyperbolizes


evokes


characterizes


conflicts

Question 2 (1 point)
The ­­­­­­___ of the “shhh” sound underscores the peaceful setting of the poem.

Question 2 options:

alliteration


theme


abstract


comparison

Question 3 (1 point)
By _____ the mayor’s speech on peace and prosperity with Eddie’s fight with the grocery store owner, the author further demonstrates how life is full of contrasts.

Question 3 options:

juxtaposing


dialoging


symbolizing


personifying

Question 4 (1 point)
By selecting a youthful point of view, the author creates ___ by sharing knowledge the reader possesses that the young narrator does not.

Question 4 options:

irony


figurative language


concrete


motif

Question 5 (1 point)
Shakespeare sets up a ___ in the first stanza of his sonnet by comparing his age to passing of the seasons and to autumn, in particular.

Question 5 options:

dialog


metaphor


hyperbole


conflict

Question 6 (1 point)
The author may have specifically chosen mockingbirds to attack the protagonist as a means to further the passage’s mocking or sarcastic ___.

Question 6 options:

plot


tone


setting


simile

Question 7 (1 point)
Details such as Ursula’s “slouchy pants,” “bit of mustard” on her face, and the “bird’s nest” in her hair ___ Ursula as someone who cares little for her appearance (pgs. 5-6).

Question 7 options:

abstracts


evokes


characterizes


conflicts

Question 8 (1 point)
It is important to note how the author ___ a sense of unease throughout the poem through the use of sinister details.

Question 8 options:

conveys


juxtaposes


personifies


characterizes

Question 9 (1 point)
Blake’s sympathetic portrayal of the abused chimney sweepers ___ a similarly compassionate response in his readers.

Question 9 options:

resolves


elicits


alludes to


symbolizes

Question 10 (1 point)
___ in the description of the dark and frozen landscape is the narrator’s own troubled mind.

Question 10 options:

Implicit


Ironic


Conflicted


Endowed

Should schools be closed if the temperature drops below zero degrees?
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9. According to "Zoo" and "The Blind Men and the Elephant," what role does perspective or point of view play in understanding a situation? Write an extended response that analyzes how this idea is developed through characters, setting, and plot in both the story and the poem. Cite evidence from both texts to support your response. Be sure to observe the conventions of standard English.

what if you and your friend only had $4000 each, and the person was trying to sell the car for $5000?​

PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A?

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Based on Steve's actions in the first part of The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street, readers may have predicted that Steve would continue being the town's leader during the power outage. How should readers revise this prediction after Don asks Steve about his radio? Readers should now predict that Les Goodman will attack Steve. Readers should now predict that Steve is one of the aliens. Readers should now predict that Steve will no longer be in charge. Readers should now predict that Steve will escape to Floral Street.

the cake was divided ----------- the twelve boys
1) between
2) among
3) amongst

Turtle Landing

1.
2.
3.
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Kate uses 8.1 pints of white paint and blue paint to paint her bedroom walls. 1 4 of this amount is white paint, and the rest is blue paint. How many pints of blue paint did she use to paint her bedroom walls?

What is this an example of?

Is the following an example of ethos, logos, or pathos?

Because you deserve it.

pls explain thanks.

Select the letter of the sentence that shows correct subject-verb
agreement.
a. A scientist gain great prestige by winning this prize.
b. The inventor of several machines are the featured speaker tonight.
c. She has written several books about physics

Which of the following best describes the meaning of "substituted hope for the rod"?

given hope to slaves who want to be free

replaced hope with the threat of violence

replaced the threat of violence with hope

made free laborers hopeful they will no longer be beaten

Josef Mengele finished his PhD in what subject?​

What is the central idea of this passage?

Find TWO quotes from MLK Jr’s speech and copy them below. Then, explain how/why they connect to topics, characters, or events in A Raisin in the Sun.

1.1.2 Read: AP3X -Interviews about the Great Depression

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST HUGE POINTS

1. Why did Lillian's family have to pawn the ivory dresser set?
2. What was Lillian's most treasured memory of her trip from Ohio to Virginia?
3. Why did James's father withdraw and bury his money?
4. Why do you think James did something similar so many years later?
5. What does it mean that the grocery store sold on credit?
6. Why do you think this story stood out to them?
7. Why did the man come up to the house?
8. Why do you think the father kept the watch all those years?

1. What is one theme or trend you see in these stories?

2. What can we learn about the Great Depression based on these stories?

(GIVING BRAINLIEST!!)

I drew the best picture possible. I used different colors, stayed inside the lines, and added sparkles. I wanted the best chance at winning the art contest.

What is the meaning of the word contest as it is used in the passage?

A) A competition
B) A conflict
C) A journey
D) An objection

In what way has Gatsby simultaneously gained and lost something in this chapter ? (Chapter 5)

1.02 Poetry Assignment

“Love is not an expression that anything materialistic should quantify. It’s about feelings and how one thinks of the guy whom she’s madly in love.”

Do you agree or disagree with this message ? Explain

Could someone please help me out. All you have to do is write the following and take a picture of the righting and attach it. Please and thank you ❤(It needs to be hand written and on any paper)
I actually have been judged by the way I look plenty of times. I've had my fair shares of these experiences. People often have a tendency to observe a person once they meet someone new or in the event that they see a person in general and now and again people have a tendency to be inaccurate by these habits. It could also be as easy as your clothing, the manner you place your hands, the manner you speak etc. Although this stuff can inform lots approximately someone now and again it's just a character people tackle due to the fact all of us realize a person is judging them or they themselves are judging a person as well .
One of my experiences are with teachers after I was in sixth grade I had a bad mind-set after I became told to be quiet when I spoke up and I became criticized for that, I in no way did my work nor listened to my teachers they thought I became a lost cause till I met a person who noticed I had capability she helped me through the year until now she helped me show all my teachers wrong that I could actually do something in my life. All I wanted was a bit of help and she helped me even though I might not have the high-quality grades I usually strive for, especially with work and all and but she continues to be right here supporting me that is certainly considered one among my experiences.
In conclusion, no person should choose some other person due to the fact it is able to be a misjudgment or a easy mistake due to the fact now and again people have a small insignificant however it would not outline who they are everyone is unique so its higher to get to realize a person earlier than judging. Even in case you're judging a person as a minimum do not be negative and ensure your assumption is accurate.

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Explain the dramatic change in Lady Macbeth from the beginning of the play. Be sure to include details about her motivations at the beginning of the play , her feelings toward Macbeth and the murders taking place and finally , her state of mind at the end of the play .

Why do the Shark Tank investors decline Mo’s deal? Support your answer with evidence from the text that is either directly stated or implied.

The Text:
By the time I was twelve, I was selling over $1,000 in bow ties annually. That’s when I got an email from the producers of Shark Tank, a show that gives entrepreneurs the chance to present their companies in front of a panel of investors. At first, my mom turned down the offer—she didn’t know what the show was. But when we started doing research and kept in contact with the producers, she agreed to let me fly to California to film. I decided to ask the investors for $50,000 for a fifteen-percent stake in my company. For months, I recited lines, practicing in front of a camera, my parents and occasionally my teddy bears. Despite my preparation, when the day finally came, I was terrified. Walking down the blue-lit hallway, I gripped my mom’s hand so tightly that five years later, she still jokes that I cut off her circulation. When the producers cued me to begin, my brain went empty and the words I had practiced fell away. After a deep breath, I somehow gathered myself and recited my pitch. But none of the sharks wanted to take the deal I’d offered. They told us we didn’t need their help, that we were growing at the right speed and should keep the company’s ownership for ourselves. One investor, Kevin, offered to contribute to my business if I gave him three dollars for every tie I sold for the life of the company, but all of the other sharks told me not to take the deal. I declined, leaving the stage with no deal, but with the promise of a mentorship from another investor, Daymond John. As I walked backstage, my eyes filled with tears and I started sobbing. My goal for months had been to leave with a deal, and I had failed. The moment when I messed up my pitch replayed in my head. But as time passed, I realized that the sharks had actually given me a gift.