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Answer:

In order for the scholars to know whether the three languages actually mean the same thing. It allowed them to fully understand the Egyptian hieroglyphics and how these were written.

Explanation:

The question is related to the popular "Rosetta Stone," which is preserved in the British Museum these days. By the end of the 4th century, hieroglyphics was no longer being used, so it was hard for the scholars to understand this ancient Egyptian kind of writing.

Luckily, in the 19th century, the scholars thought about using the Greek inscriptions in order to decipher the other languages. Such discovery became important in providing people a knowledge about hieroglyphics.

March 1, 1988 Mr. Philip Bravin Presidential Search Committee Gallaudet University 7th and Florida Avenue, NE Washington, DC 20002 Dear Mr. Bravin: It is my understanding that Gallaudet University* is in the process of selecting a new President. I also understand that you have identified six finalists who are highly qualified for the position, three of whom are deaf. I have a deep interest in disability civil rights. Over the past few years I have worked with many national and local organizations run by and for disabled people, including the National Council on Independent Living, the National Council on the Handicapped, Capitol People First of Sacramento and the Association on Handicapped Student Service Programs in Post-Secondary Education. I have also had many conversations with disabled leaders, including deaf persons, throughout the United States. And my office has served as the focal point for the development of the Administration’s disability policy. From this experience, I have become aware of the two basic principles underlying the disability rights movement; the right of disabled people to control their own lives and the right to integration and involvement in society. Gallaudet University has a critical role to play in advancing these principles. It is held in the highest regard by deaf people throughout the United States and the world. It provides an excellent education and a meaningful future for thousands of deaf persons. More importantly, Gallaudet University is a symbol of leadership and opportunity, not only for deaf people, but for all of us. In the last two decades our society has undergone a quiet revolution. The Congress, the Courts and the Administration have strongly supported the right of people with disabilities to hold positions of trust and leadership. Our government has enacted numerous laws to ensure that disabled people are ensured equality of opportunity. Accordingly, as an entity funded by the Federal government, Gallaudet has a responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a President who is not only highly qualified, but who is also deaf. I hope that the Trustees will keep Gallaudet’s critical leadership position in mind when they make their decision. Sincerely, George Bush Which of the following best describes the organization of the second paragraph?

Taylor McKessie was exhausted after her tennis match, so she ​___ on the sofa for a few minutes. Is it lay or lie?

What does Eric Schlosser say his book is primarily about in his Introduction to
Fast Food Nation?
A. The amount of money Americans spend on fast food in a year
B. The way fast food has shaped America and what it represents
C. The history of fast food and how it came to be successful
D. The number of animals killed each year in the fast-food industry

Which of the following is an example of a positive affirmation to use before you take a test?
A)Wow! I got a lot of sleep before this test.
B)Awesome! I ate a huge breakfast before this test.
C)With any luck, I might be able to get through it.
D)High five, all around, this test is going down.

What does security mean to you?(Will give brainlessly)

Which one are testable and non testable questions ?

Does the temperature affect student performance?

How does the size of a helicopters blade length affect the speed and number of rotations?

Why does doing your homework help your grades?

Does the color of a surface affect it temperature? Do flying saucers really exit?

Do larger or smaller seeds make prettier flowers? Will larger or smaller seeds germinate faster?

Which planet is the most interesting to study? What happens if you don't eat breakfast?

Where are whales found in the world? How does talking to a plant affect a plants

height? Who do people smoke?

What types of apples grow in Missouri? Are there more seeds in Fuji apples or

Washington apples​

which piece of evidence from the passage best completes the outline?
writing to evaluate mortimer's style

Imagine you are trying to persuade your parents to allow you to stay out late.

Which 4 persuasive techniques would you use?

Change from direct to indirect

Q.They say, "old habits die hard"
Ans:_________​

i need help asap plssss​

Carpenter:furniture:goldsmith:______​

How does Jefferson create a negative image of the King of Great Britain within the Declaration of Independence? How does he create a positive image of the American Colonists as they break away from Great Britain?

HELP! ASAP Referring to the figure, select the letter of the position that the
word in quotes should occupy:
The plane swooped toward them, "but" the pilot did not wave.
a.
b.
c.
d.

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Read Delilah’s personal narrative.

My cat has been in my family for six years. We adopted her from the animal shelter when she was two years old and I was nine. Her name is Bettie. She is a very kind and loving cat. She always cheers me up when I feel sad. She has taught me a lot about kindness.

What would best improve Delilah’s narrative?


1 information about her cat’s background
2 words that label the qualities of her cat
3 explanation of the effect her cat had on her life
4 examples that demonstrate her cat’s qualities

A diary-like novel tells the story of 13-year-old Clara, who is traveling
West with her family in a covered wagon. She records her curious
observations as well as her fears and hardships as they cross rivers,
climb mountain ranges, and encounter unfamiliar people. Although
Clara misses her life back in Boston, she is optimistic about her
family's futbre as cattle ranchers.
Which is the best explanation of how the main character helps to reveal the
theme?
O A. Clara's fears show that even good people can fall into dangerous
situations
O B. Clara's curiosity shows how openness to new experiences makes
hard times enjoyable.
O C. Clara's careful observations show the importance of being aware
of one's surroundings
O D. Clara's longing for home shows that it can be hard to make friends
from a different culture.​

Paraphrase the sentence here to find the central idea. It is in fighting that they betray their most wolfish trait. As long as two combatants are on their feet there is no interference. The onlooking huskies merely crowd interestedly around, ready, however, for the first slip.

Read the information​

Joseph is having a difficult time comparing two characters in a novel for a language arts assignment. Which reading strategy would help him most?
1. using metacognition more regularly
2. summarizing every chapter
3. completing a graphic organizer
4. relating the story to his own experiences

What does the phrase "home of clay" mean as used in line 2

Facial expressions.. please help
a) are the most polite greeting of all.
b) are never universal.
c) can be disguised more easily than any other bodily expression.
d) are not connected to communication.

Who knows the last one?

Which detail from "The Workers of Ellis Island" shows that Ellis Island was a processing center sensitive to the needs of immigrants?

A.Given the enormous amount of paperwork that needed to be done at Ellis Island, it comes as no surprise that dozens and dozens of clerks and stenographers were employed there.
B.The role of the doctors on Ellis Island was confined to the medical examination, diagnosis, and treatment of the immigrants.
C.Besides conducting the line inspection, doctors played no role in deciding the fitness of a person to enter the country.
D.Throughout the years, numerous organizations offered aid to immigrants at Ellis Island. Many of these immigrant aid societies maintained permanent representatives on Ellis Island.

(1) Whenever you buy a present, you should consider the interests of the receiver. (2)
(3) If, on the other hand, you are selecting a gift for your little cousin, you might choose a caboose for
his new electric train set.

Determine the intent of the author with the text, "She hoped to remain unnoticed, but her white gown revealed her to him. He threw away his cigar and seated himself upon the bench beside her; without a suspicion that's he might object to his presence."

Wl what does good Exposition in a story do for readers

HELP!!!

write
a paragraph expressing your views regarding this new policy

“But the house on Mango Street is not the way they told it at all. It’s small and red with tight steps in front and windows so small you’d think they were holding their breath. Bricks are crumbling in places, and the front door is so swollen you have to push hard to get in. There is no yard, only four little elms the city planted by the curb. Out back is a small garage for the car we don’t own yet and a small yard that looks smaller between the two buildings on either side.”


The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros


1. Amused

2. Refreshed

3. Discontented

4. Rejected

Oeinginal adaption like instant classic and jumbo shrimp is ____ That make senses?
A)An oxymoron.
B)An personification.
C)An anecdote.
D)A monologue.​

What is a novae? Some one help me please

which is the speaker implying when comparing her soul to a field?
1. that her spirit has been damaged but will recover, just as a new crop will grow in the field
2. that she is anticipating joy just as a flower anticipates the rain
3. that her thoughts are as dark and gloomy as the color of the soil in the field
4 that her personal development is similar to a tree growing in a field