1. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. During class, the visiting fire chief discussed putting out a kitchen fire with students.
b. With a flowing mane and well-groomed coat, Dara thought the Arabian mare was a beautiful sight.
c. Flapping briskly in the wind, Paul lowered the flag at dusk.
d. After climbing the ship’s mast, the captain used his telescope to scan the horizon.

2. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The advertisement said that lawn mowers were on sale in the newspaper.
b. Just published by the wildlife management program, the rangers are enforcing the new regulations.
c. Animals with large ears, such as elephants, may use them to cool their bodies.
d. I lent the novel Beloved to my father that I had received for my birthday.

3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Having opened the front door, the neighbor’s kitten bolted into our house.
b. Shrouded in mist, a poster of the mountains in Tibet hung on her wall.
c. Refusing to stand trial for theft, O. Henry’s solution was to flee from Texas to Honduras.
d. Packed with nutrients, the plant’s tuber provided it energy through the long and cold winter.

4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. A petition for the preservation of wetlands was passed around the school signed by more than five hundred people.
b. Possessing an impressive understanding of how snakes move, his presentation on reptilian locomotion was fascinating.
c. Opening her eyes underwater, Blanca saw blurry images of seaweed and fish.
d. Swaying in the hurricane, the tower’s flexibility was remarkable.

5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Tara attended the senior prom wearing a peach-colored chiffon gown and shoes that had been dyed to match.
b. Raining off and on, we drove carefully on the slick highway to Chicago, Illinois.
c. Leading the debate squad to victory, Carla’s pride was evident.
d. Using a soft brush, the archaeologist removed sand from the prehistoric basket.

6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Perhaps Mary feels badly because she ate too much candy.
b. Roderigo thinks it would be a real great adventure to climb the pyramids in Mexico.
c. After weeks of practice, Sel sang well at the state tryouts.
d. Because we cleaned out the fuel injection system, our car now runs good.

7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The naturalist stayed quietly because he did not want to disturb the parrots in their habitat.
b. In general, Lester’s modem works good, but it sometimes crashes for no good reason.
c. Doug felt bad about forgetting Carolyn’s name.
d. Despite having run a marathon yesterday, my father feels real good today.

8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The ancestral Pueblo people always picked the safest locations for their communities.
b. I challenge you to play your trombone more louder than anyone else in the brass section.
c. Although the monkey is more agiler than the sloth, this awkward creature survives well in trees.
d. Is your photograph of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial more better than mine?

9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Between Richard and Elizabeth, who are cousins, Richard is the oldest.
b. In my opinion, the most interesting fact is that bees examine the sun’s position to find their way home.
c. Trail mix—a hearty blend of nuts, seeds, and dried fruits—is one of the bestest foods to take on a hiking or camping trip.
d. This color printer produced the fractal images beautiful.

10. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. That column is collapsing because it is supporting more weight than any of the others.
b. Alejandra, who is the most smart student in the senior class, will study for a year in Brazil before starting college.
c. This spiderweb, which is covered with dew, is more lovelier than any other one in the garden.
d. “The wolf moth, which really does look like a wolf, is more large than these moths,” said the entomologist.

Do you think that Veteran's Day should be a day off of school and work? Why, or why not?

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How does the industrial Age’s affect upon the economy result in a change in political and social life?
A. There were more mentally disturbed people on the streets.
B. More non-white voters were seen at the polls.
C. Fewer people ended up in prison.
D. The voice of the ordinary citizen was heard all the way to the White House and throughout society in reform movements.

She was down in the
dumps when her friend
moved away. .......What type of figures of speech is this sentence?​

I have to write a dialogue between the customer and the hairdresser -> Be polite

What do you like about ELA lessons? and what do you like about math lessons?

What are facts from outside sources or personal experiences called?(1 point)

claims

a topic

evidence

a reason

Which sentence would change this interrogative to an indicative mood? John asked, “How did you bake that cake?” I like to bake cakes. John asked how the cake was baked. Bake me a cake just like that! I wish I were able to bake a cake like that.

What is the purpose of the subjective language in this
excerpt?
Abc |
Read the excerpt from "Opening Ceremonies of the
New York and Brooklyn
Bridge" by Hon. Seth Low,
Mayor of the City of Brooklyn
The importance of this Bridge in its far-reaching effects
at once entices and baffles the imagination. At either
end of the Bridge lies a great city-cities full of
vigorous life. The activities and the energies of each
flow over into the other. The electric current has
conveyed unchecked between the two the
interchanging thoughts, but the rapid river has ever
bidden halt to the foot of man. It is as though the
population of these cities had been brought down to
the river-side, year after year, there to be taught
patience; and as though, in this Bridge, after these
many years, patience had had her perfect work.
O to describe the architectural beauty of the bridge to
the audience
to convince the citizens of New York that this bridge
is meaningful
O to persuade the audience that another bridge
should soon be built
O to inform the people of New York that they live in a
great city

What attributes would you select for yourself, but others would not select for you?
I will mark BRAINLIEST

Anaphora is an example of?
Question 4 options:

Rhetorical Appeal

Rhetorical Device

Logical Fallacy

Propaganda

GIVING BRAINLIEST!!!! THX IF YOU SEE THIS AND ANSWER!!!!

Which sentences include an absolute? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY. (MORE THAN ONE)


1 In war, both sides generally suffer huge casualties.

2 The losing country in a war always has to pay reparations.

3 Only the losing country in a war suffers economically.

4 The winning country’s leader usually gets the glory of the win.

5 None of the losing generals are praised for fighting hard.


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Discussion question on the book a heart in a body in the world

Marco needs to buy some cat food. At the nearest​ store, 3 bags of cat food cost ​$12.75. How much would Marco spend on 6 bags of cat ​food?

The following claim is made in an argumentative essay: Algebra should not be required for high school graduation. Which counterclaim would be the most effective? Algebra is not really needed in the real world. Algebra skills are needed for jobs in dozens of high-paying fields. Many think that algebra is a fun subject that students enjoy. My big brother failed algebra and had to go to summer school.

Technology is rapidly expanding the scope of capabilities for both professional and personal use; such is the case with smart phones. Professionals now have devices available to them capable of digital media, internet access, phone communication, multi-person scheduling and office tools for documents and presentations. Businesspeople that are often mobile may maximize the use of these critical features on smart phones. Individuals who simply enjoy the luxury of multi-function devices often use these devices for frivolous pursuits such as downloading catchy ring tones, instant messaging about the latest gossip and looking up the world record for most cans crushed on one’s head during the Superbowl. This fusion of capabilities and increased availability of such devices could be a sign of a growing blend in society between work and personal life, or individuals could simply be taking a luxurious approach to their connectivity in personal lives.

What is the purpose of the conclusion sentence?


Draw a conclusion about what we know smart phones can do

Assume where technology is headed and how it will affect society

Comment on human connectivity through the use of smart phones

Predict how the government will regulate and guide future technology

Present two possible explanations for the growing popularity of smart phones

What do you think the novel “Of Mice and Men” will be about?

why are guys with swept hair to one side so attractive

Read the following poem, then answer the question.

Barnacles

My soul is sailing through the sea,
But the Past is heavy and hindereth me.
The Past hath crusted cumbrous shells
That hold the flesh of cold sea-mells
About my soul.
The huge waves wash, the high waves roll,
Each barnacle clingeth and worketh dole
And hindereth me from sailing!

Old Past, let go, and drop i' the sea
Till fathomless waters cover thee!
For I am living, but thou art dead;
Thou drawest back, I strive ahead
The Day to find.
Thy shells unbind! Night comes behind;
I needs must hurry with the wind
And trim me best for sailing.
—Sydney Lanier


What is the central idea of this poem? Provide support for your answer from the text. Your answer should be 2-3 sentences.

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Who can answer plz
Dont know just dont answer ​

The Salem(and other) witch hunt’s commonlit

100 POINTS!! AND MARKED AS BRAINLY



Although their approaches may differ, the characters of Hal and Francois have
Osimilar points of view about beating dogs
O ideas that change from situation to situation about the beating of dogs
the idea that it is up to the individual owners whether or not to beat their dogs
different points of view about the beating of dogs

how did kiras father die in gathering blue

I need an analogy for mercy. Also please be quick i will mark brainliest.

From your own reading experience, choose an example for 3 of the novel elements on the first slide. Be sure to give the story or novel's title and fully explain why this particular story or novel is a good example for the element/ I​

11)
Even educated adults may experience difficulty
comprehending important information concerning
insurance, medical operations, and the law.
Which word would BEST replace the underlined word in the sentence?
A)
containing
B)
expressing
C)
paraphrasing
D)
understanding

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11. Her broken sandal flopped loudly against the pavement with every step 1 point
she took. *
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Hyperbole
D. Alliteration
E. Allusion
F. Onomatopoeia
G. Personification

List five traits of Demeter of Greek mythology

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