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Answer:21

Explanation:21

Answer:

1) encyclopedia

2) passage

3) accurate

4) revise

Explanation:

1) encyclopedia...encyclopedias have lots of information about many topics.

2) passage...it would be accurate evidence for your topic because it came directly from the source.

3) accurate...if something is accurate, you can trust it.

4) revise...this means to make your writing better and check for any mistakes you may have accidentally made.

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Giving out Brainliest if you write a second paragraph that compares the written story to the film version of “Charles” that you watched. In that second paragraph, explain the ways in which the film is similar to and different from the text in terms of the details it depicts as well as how the film uses lighting, sound, color, camera focus, or camera angles to present the story in a unique way. Tomorrow my grade is permanent this is the thing that can get my grade up. Help Youngblood would yah 88 points

Describe the White queen from Alice In Wonderland.

For the boys
What should we do if we catch one of the boyz simpering

Write a story ending the statement ''I had never felt so embarrassed in my life ​

In the Middle Ages, an indulgence was
An object with historical or Biblical Significance
A document that offered forgiveness for sin
A person who committed a sin or wrongdoing
A gift or monetary donation to the church

What happens when Patrick and Charlie hang out and watch the sunset? Perks

idiom:find one idiom and translate it? Please help meeeee !

Is it a complete thought or two complete thoughts?

what did you feel and think while doing the activities​?

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Sentences express _____.

a subject and a verb
complete thoughts
a subject and an action

Click to show the correct pronunciation of the word below. You may use a dictionary.
victuals

The whistle blowing also serves as a symbol for the life that is going on outside the prison, reminding the speaker that he is confined.

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It is not necessary.

sentence or fragment ??

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Which phrase describes the most likely historical and cultural content of a story that begins with a description of an astronaut climbing into a spaceship?
A. Hardships faced by american pioneers in the 1700s.
B. Love and loss in the 1800s
C. Exploitation and adventure in the 21st century
D. Coming of age in modern times

how many syllables are in the word disinfecting
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3. Discuss how connotation and/or denotation help you understand the tone of a piece of writing.

How does drama depend upon a stage condition ? Discuss in Detail:- Word limit 600 -700

What’s one category you wish ​more​ taxes were spent on

importance of quantitative research in accountancy business and management

Which detail would be most relevant to this main idea?

Weather channels are essential for people to prepare for natural disasters.

A.Weather reports follow storms nationwide.

B.Weather reports describe the conditions that may occur daily.

C.Weather reports often tell people when to evacuate during large storms.

D.Weather reports are not always accurate.

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Members of the press were required to show their credentials before being granted access to the media room. One woman was turned away because she could not find the badge issued to her by the newspaper she worked for.
Which phrase from the sentences provides the best clue to the meaning of credentials as it is used here?
(1 point)
A) access to the media room
B) Members of the press
C) One woman was turned away
D( the badge issued to her by the newspaper

To state something ......... means to state it clearly or directly.

How do the topic sentence and concluding sentence work together?
A. They are related but do not repeat each other
B. They are not related
C. They repeat each other
D. They are opposite

What is the tone of the passage ?

which one of the following statements contains bias

What do the Hindus compare the moon to?
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Several studies have shown that women tend to do better than men in memorizing words they hear. In one study, when asked to memorize a list of sixteen items, most women knew the list the second time they heard it, and most men had to hear it five times. After memorizing a new list, they were asked to recite the first list, and women again scored higher than the men did. While scientists have shown this to be the case, they do not know why this is so. It could have to do with brain differences, or it could have to do with socialization.

What is the central idea of the passage?
Question 1 options:


No one knows why women are better at memorizing.


Women do better than men in memorizing what they hear.


Men have to hear the list five times.


Men and women memorized a list of sixteen words.
Question 2 (2 points)


Several studies have shown that women tend to do better than men in memorizing words they hear. In one study, when asked to memorize a list of sixteen items, most women knew the list the second time they heard it, and most men had to hear it five times. After memorizing a new list, they were asked to recite the first list, and women again scored higher than the men did. While scientists have shown this to be the case, they do not know why this is so. It could have to do with brain differences, or it could have to do with socialization.

What is a key detail from the passage?
Question 2 options:


Women do better than men in memorizing what they hear.


No one knows why women are better at memorizing.


Men do better than women in memorizing what they hear.


Because men socialize more, they are better at memorizing than women.
Question 3 (2 points)


Although the Sun is 400 times bigger than the moon, it is also 400 times farther away from the Earth, so the two appear to be the same size in the sky. From our viewpoint, the Moon can just overlap the sun and blot out its light, causing a solar eclipse. This eclipse occurs because of our point of view.

What is the central idea of the passage?
Question 3 options:


A solar eclipse occurs once every century.


The Sun is 400 times bigger than the Moon.


The Moon is 400 times farther away from Earth than the Sun.


A solar eclipse occurs because of our point of view.
Question 4 (2 points)


Although the Sun is 400 times bigger than the moon, it is also 400 times farther away from the Earth, so the two appear to be the same size in the sky. From our viewpoint, the Moon can just overlap the sun and blot out its light, causing a solar eclipse. This eclipse occurs because of our point of view.

What is a key detail from the passage?
Question 4 options:


The Sun is 400 times bigger than the Moon.


From our viewpoint, the Moon can just overlap the Sun and blot out its light, causing a solar eclipse.


A solar eclipse occurs once every century.


The Sun and Earth are the same size.
Question 5 (2 points)


Most of the really bright stars in the night sky are actually two or more stars. Pairs of stars, called binaries, are usually so close together they look like one star to the naked eye. In some cases, a number of stars "live" together and orbit around another star or pair of stars, with other pairs going around them.

What is the central idea of the passage?
Question 5 options:


Binaries look like one star.


Stars are "alive."


Many stars appear in the night sky.


Most really bright stars are actually two or more stars.
Question 6 (2 points)


Most of the really bright stars in the night sky are actually two or more stars. Pairs of stars, called binaries, are usually so close together they look like one star to the naked eye. In some cases, a number of stars "live" together and orbit around another star or pair of stars, with other pairs going around them.

What is one key detail of the passage?
Question 6 options:


Bright stars are actually two or more stars.


Many stars appear in the night sky.


None of the above.


Binaries look like one star.
Question 7 (2 points)


Which choice below shows the best definition of a summary?
Question 7 options:


a brief statement or account of the main points of something.


None of the above.


a word to describe a noun.


a statement that describes the setting of a text.