Answer:
See below.
Explanation:
He walked into the room, took his phone from the table, and went to school.
-hope it helps
What do the following characters have in common?
Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, a school for wizards in Harry potter, who is dedicated to fighting Lord Voldermort, an evil wizard. Annemarie Johansen, the brave protagonist in the book, Number the Stars, who learns to be brave in spite of her fears of living during wartimes. Brian Robeson, a character in the book, Hatchet, who survives alone in the wilderness. percy Jackson, a book in the book, The Lightning Thief, who discovers he is a demigod and uses his powers to fight evil.
They are all inspirational
They are all protagonists
They are all antagonists
They are all real-life people.
Answer:
Explanation:
They are all inspirational
Answer:
They are all inspirational.
Explanation:
Despite the fact that they are all different characters they've a unique charm that influences people.
Inferences are smart guesses based on details.
FALSE
or TRUE
Why has Peter Walsh returned to London?
a.
To attend a business meeting
c.
To meet with a book publisher
b.
Arrange the divorce of his girlfriend
d.
To attend his father's funeral
Its B
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Peter is Clarissa's old suitor from the days of Bourton. He's lives in India, but has come to London to arrange for the married woman he loves (Daisy) to get a divorce
Whatis the title of Ibsen's first play? *
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give 9 healthy and safety practices in food preservation
Answer:
1. Use healthy cooking methods such as steaming, broiling, grilling and roasting.
2. Wash hands and surfaces often using hot, soapy water. Wash your hands before and after you handle food or utensils, especially raw meat, poultry, fish, or eggs.
3. Wash all fruits and vegetables before eating.
4. Separate raw, cooked, and ready-to-eat foods. Keep raw meat, poultry, fish, or eggs away from other foods to prevent cross-contamination. If possible, use separate cutting boards for these foods. If not, be sure to wash cutting boards carefully with soap between uses.
5. Cook foods to a safe temperature using a food thermometer. Uncooked or undercooked animal products can be unsafe.
6. Keep hot foods hot (above 140 degrees) and cold foods cold (below 40 degrees)to prevent bacteria growth.
7. Refrigerate foods within two hours of purchase or preparation (one hour if the temperature is higher than 90 degrees)
8. When in doubt, throw it out. If you are not sure that food has been prepared, served, or stored properly, throw it out. If food has been left out for more than two hours, throw it out.
9. Eat cooked leftovers within four days
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Everyone is innocent until proven guilty
Do you agree or disagree and explain why you agree or disagree
Answer:
It does not matter if I agree or disagree, because my voice is not actually heard in this society.
I work in the juvenile system and everyone has a right that states - innocent until proven guilty.
The one thing I find hard to understand is when people are acquitted of a crime, but not shown to be not guilty - just not proven with facts that he/she is guilty.
acquitted does not mean not guilty
it means it cannot be proven
Explanation:
To draw this out with some ideas you could write about -
does everyone need to have the opportunity for another chance after screwing up?
Our system is filled with 2 types of characters: those who steal, rob, threaten, and take advantage of those who have something that you want
The other side is the mental health issues with prisoners. What do you do with a prisoner who is mentally ill?
There are also the attempted murderers and those who commit murder.
Should they also get another chance? Can they change?
With this in mind, answer the following prompt. Your response must be at least 150 words and refer very specifically to characteristics of chivalry and knighthood
If you were a knight 1,000 years ago...
Would you prefer to be born into knighthood, or earn knighthood with a wealthy sponsor? Why?
Which tenet of chivalry would be the easiest for you to follow? Why?
Which tenet of chivalry would be the hardest for you to follow? Why?
There's something romantic about being a knight — and no, we don't mean sweep-a-fair-lady-off-her-feet kind of romantic. Between the tall tales of heroic deeds and depictions of gleaming, glorious suits of armor, the life of a knight has been made into something grander than it actually was.
The desire to take up sword and shield and live the life of a knight immediately goes out the window once you learn a little more about what that life was actually like. While your the experience of knighthood varied greatly between kingdoms, no matter which banner you bore, they all shared one common quality: life flat-out sucked.
It wasn't entirely impossible for a peasant-turned-warrior to be recognized for greatness and rise in status, but that was exceedingly rare (for reasons we'll get into shortly). For the most part, knights were generally are born into the role. If your father was a knight or if you were of noble birth but far from the line of succession, knighthood was for you.
This meant that, for the most part, from the moment of your birth, you'd be expected to become a knight and fight for your lord. The process typically began at age seven. You'd be given off to a noble to learn as much as you could. The quality of this childhood hinged entirely on the whims of said noble. Then, at age 14, you'd become a squire.
point 1
fresh graduates often lack relevent skills
1 paragraph(more than 200words)
What’s the correct answer
Answer:
involver
Explanation:
quiet submissive
The definition of moral masochism
8. What does the author urge the black people to standup for?
This question is incomplete. Here's the complete question.
Read Africa My Africa by David Diop
What does the author urge the black people to stand up for?
Answer: Their freedom, against the humiliation and the mistreatments they suffer.
Explanation:
Diop, a strong advocate of Negritude as a need to reclaim African history, refers to people 'saying no to the whip' as a way to express what he thinks has to be done: give liberty to black people. Furthermore, by the end of the poem, he describes that same liberty as bitter-tasting, meaning that it will only be achieved by a great effort.
Ill give brainiest to the person who answers first CHALLENGE
Think about the word above. What does this word mean to you? How do you deal with challenges? What are some ways that you overcome challenges. Tell about a time that you were faced with a challenge. Were you able to overcome your challenge? How did you overcome your challenge?
minimum 7 sentences
Answer:
The word challenge can have many different meanings. To me, challenge reminds me of facing an opponent, whether it be literal or figurative. Some examples of challenges we may face are challenges with our home lives, challenges with friends, grades, sports, etc. You can deal with these obstacles in life by taking a deep breath and having some "me time". One time I was faced with a challenge was when I learned I was moving. I kept my head held high because I didn't want to be a burden, even though I was really hurting on the inside. I was able to overcome that challenge and it's made me a better person today.
Explanation:
Passive voice in subordinate clauses
Answer:
You can make the passive in a subordinate clause that has a subject and a normal conjugated verb. This is really the same as a normal passive. Active: I thought that Mary had kissed John. Passive: I thought that John had been kissed by Mary.
Explanation:
What the adverb in a sentence The store had a very good
sale on ice cream, so I bought
three gallons.
Answer:
very
Explanation:
Very is an adverb as it is a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc. (e.g., gently, quite, then, there ).
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Answer: Sweet
Explanation:
Answer: Ok, Thanks!
Explanation:
I really appreciate it!
As critical thinkers we need to understand our own biases and analyze how they affect our actions/opinions. How did you get your bias (or brain shortcut)?
Are any of them unfair to others? Are any of your biases open to change? What take-away do you have from this activity?
Read this excerpt from A Short Walk around the
Pyramids and through the World of Art by Philip
Isaacson.
The traditional art of African nations is a wonderful part
of the world's art. Like the art of all people who live in
groups called tribes--the people of the Pacific islands,
the Native Americans, the Eskimos, the Indians of the
Northwest Coast of Canada-it was once called
primitive art. But it isn't primitive. It isn't primitive in its
shape or in the way it is made or in the deep feelings it
expresses
Isaacson's purpose is
to inform the reader about traditional art; his tone is
formal.
to persuade the reader to buy traditional art; his
tone is formal.
to entertain the reader with humorous traditional
stories; his tone is informal
to convince the reader to create traditional art; his
tone is informal
.
HELP
Answer:
A. to inform the reader about traditional art; his tone is formal.
Explanation:
Isaacson is not trying to convince the reader of anything. He is also not trying to entertain. He is speaking formally.
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Answer:
a
Explanation:
Why do you think people choose to escape as a way to deal with their problems? What would you do if you were Katniss and why?
Please help me answer this :)
The writer names Tamir Rice in the first paragraph. Is this an effective strategy to pull the
readers into the text?
Answer:
Yes. He was a young boy shot by cops. This would draw your attention in immediately if you are familiar with the situation
Explanation:
His name would pop out to the reader and the reader would want to know more.
The Great Depression virtually silenced the literary world; almost no important literature or literary movements came out
of this period. True or False?
O completely true
completely false
O partly true-A new movement replaced the Harlem Renaissance movement, but it did not produce any important literature.
O partly true-No new movements began during this time, but some important literary works were published.
Answer:
It is partly true - No new movements began during this time, but some important literary works were published.
What does Tiresias (the blind prophet) say to Odysseus about the rest of his journey?
A.Odysseus will find his wife, Penelope, married to another man
B.Odysseus and his men must not eat the cattle of the sun god, Helios
C.Odysseus must sacrifice one of his men on the open sea if he wants Poseidon to forgive him
D.Odysseus must kill his own son, Telemachus, if he wants to be king again
Please help me. It’s Argumentative writing.
Which source is an example of a secondary source?
And please don’t answer with the, “Secondary Sources are” this and that so on and so fourth.
I know that but I am not sure what the answer is. Thats why I’m here in the first place.
O A. Data from a government source showing how much
money software developers make
O B. A report about how many high schools offer software
coding classes
O C. A recording of an interview with a software developer
about the benefits of pursuing that career
O D. A photograph of a successful software developer who
works at a large company
Answer:
C
Explanation:
I believe this is correct, but I’m not quite sure. I’m saying C though because secondary sources (sources originally presented elsewhere) are pretty prominent here. Hope this helps.
"American history" which of the the following events would a person most likely have anticipated when young
Answer:
where are the following event?¿
Which theme is reinforced in the excerpt below from Shakespeare’s hamlet?
Answer:
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Explanation:
have no idea
Blue because it was like a darker
What’s the answer?????? Please answer this .
Answer:
Going to a sandwich shop instead of a burger place
Explanation:
Hope that helps!
Read the dialogue from Act I, scene v of Romeo and
Based on these lines, which statement is true?
Juliet.
Capulet: Why, how now, kinsman! wherefore storm you
O Tybalt is light-hearted, and Lord Capulet is downcast.
so?
O Tybalt iS downcast, and Lord Capulet is light-hearted.
Tybalt: Uncle, this IS a Montague, our foe;
• Tybalt iS ready to fight, and Lord Capulet is less
A villain that is hither come in spite,
impulsive.
To scorn at our solemnity this night.
• Tybalt is less impulsive, and Lord Capulet iS ready to
fight.
Capulet: Young Romeo, is it?
Tybalt: 'Tis he, that villain Romeo.
Capulet: Content thee, gentle coz, let him alone:
Answer:
Tybalt is ready to fight and Lord Capulet is less impulsive.
Explanation:
Tybalt wants to fight Romeo for him embarrassing Romeo's appearance at the masquerade party. Tybalt wants revenge due to Romeo "crashing" the party. Hopefully, you will be able to read the portion where Lord Capulet states that Tybalt is "saucy", or as we would say, he has a temper. Tybalt just cannot get over the fact that Romeo was at the ball. Just so you know, Romeo kills Tybalt. Romeo kills in revenge and he is going to be banished!
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Rules:
•Capitalize proper nouns.
•Spell out the name of a place in running text.
•Form the possessive plural of a singular noun by adding an apostrophe followed by -s.
•Place titles of short works in quotation marks. Use italics for titles of long work.
Select the sentence that contains an error according to the style manual.
On January 7, 1891, in Notasulga, Alabama, Zora Neale
Hurston was born. The fifth of eight children, Hurston would
become one of the country's most prolific and celebrated
writers. She published her first short story, "John Redding
Goes to Sea," in the Howard University campus literary
society's magazine Stylus. Most people, however, know
Hurston as the author of the novel "There Eyes Were
Watching God," the powerful coming-of-age story of Janie,
an African-American teenager.
Answer:
his was wrong
Explanation:
Every man's desire is on board distant ships. They arrive with the tide for some people. The Watcher's hopes are mocked to death as he turns his look away in resignation as others watch as they hover endlessly across the horizon, never vanishing from view and never coming to rest.
What short story, “John Redding Goes to Sea,”?“John Redding Goes to Sea” is set in an unnamed Florida town similar to Eatonville, like several of her more well-known works (like Their Eyes Were Watching God). Its main character—like Hurston—wants nothing more than to leave there and “go roaming about the world for a spell.”
Hurston often depicted African American life in the South in his books, plays, and short stories. She specialized in anthropology, focusing on African folklore.
Therefore, An internationally acclaimed author and anthropologist, Zora Hurston.
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What is the past perfect?
Answer:
past perfect is a tense
which structures is sub +had+v3+obj
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There is a man who has a lion, a goat, and a bundle of grass. He has a boat too. wants to cross a river. His boat is not very strong and therefore he can only take one thing at a time with him. How many times will he have to cross the river? (Note: If the goat and grass are left alone, the goat will eat the grass, if the lion and goat are left alone, the lion will eat the goat.)
Answer:
The answer is : The man will first carry the goat then he will take the lion with him and take the goat back with him then he will take the grass with him as lions don't eat grass the grass will be safe the he will again take the goat with him to cross the river.
The man will have to cross the river 5 times.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Explanation:
There are two different answers. I personally like the second one better but the expected answer is probably this:
- first take the goat, cross the river and leave the goat;
- return; take the bundle of grass to cross the river and leave the grass;
- take the goat back on the boat and then return;
- leave the goat, take the lion, cross the river and leave the lion;
- return one last time, take the goat, cross the river one final time.
Totally he has to make 7 one-way trip across or return the river.
A different answer is that the man can never take the lion across the river as he will get eaten by the lion half way across! :)