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Big tires

Explanation:

Arthur keep in his truck big tires for mud running.

Arthur who uses a white Toyota Land Cruiser do jacked it up and always put big tires for mud running because that's what they do in Authur's vicinity.

The story was derived from the book of Tangerine which written by Bloor novel.

The 303 pages book was first published in the year 1997 by Harcourt with some characters such as Paul Fisher , Erik fisher, mrx Fisher, Mr teacher, Luis crus among others

Answer:

The answer is D

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Despite the scariness of quarantine, dads and other family members are finding ways to cope

These coping methods include music (kitchen drum solos), handiness (fixing things), and even humor (stuffed animal surgery and TikTok)

This is good because these coping methods indicate that we will be able to recover better from this

Answer: c

Explanation: cuz i said so

Answer:A

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answer: if there was no organization step in the writing process, the drafting process would consist of thoughts scattered everywhere. your piece of writing wouldn’t be easy to understand.

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Answer:

Im pretty sure its influences

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Answer:

sequential

Explanation:

A sequential pattern of organization arranges infomration in a step-by-step sequence (first, second, next, last, etc) often used to describe and break down a process into small steps. It's very similar to chronological patterns, except with chronological patterns the information is arranged according to progression of time - forwards or backwards.

Answer:

A) Sequential

Explanation:

It uses words like "first" and "next", all words that are use when listing a sequence of activities like this one.

Answer:

huck wants to pretect his friend

Explanation:

George fears that they will lose their jobs if they are not careful in their conversations. Because most of the men searching for jobs traveled alone and were isolated from anyone with whom they worked, they are distrustful of two men traveling together.

Answer:

i believe the best answer is d

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Answer:

1. Because our cats really like ice cream, they try to reach into our bowls when we have ice cream after dinner.

3. Because we have ice cream after dinner, the cats, who really like ice cream, try to reach into our bowls.

Explanation:

A dependent clause is a group of words that has a subject and a verb. It does not convey a complete thought so it is not a sentence and cannot stand alone.

From the original sentences,

"We have ice cream after dinner. Our cats really like ice cream. The cats try to reach into our bowls."

Options 1 and 3 effectively combines the three dependent clauses above and make them have clear meaning.

It explained the cat's likeness for ice cream and how it tries to put its paws inside the ice cream bowl after dinner.

Read the sentence. Which word or phrase has the greatest impact on the tone of the sentence

Poni dove off the cliff and the large crowd watched his long descent in pure awe.

A)descent

B)dove

C)large crowd

D)pure awe

Answer:

b. dove

Answer:

B). Future Progressive.

Explanation:

Future progressive tense is described as the verb form that functions to express or signify a 'continuing or going on action' at some point in future. It primarily functions to indicate or demonstrate a future action or event.

As per the question, the bold or highlighted verb form 'will be volunteering' would be categorized as 'future progressive tense' as it signifies a continuing action that 'Jameson' will be doing in a particular point in future(summer). Thus, option B is the correct answer.

Answer:

he turns into an insect

Explanation:

Based on The Metamorphosis, Gregor has become a large insect. Thus, option B is the correct option.

In Franz Kaf/ka's short story The Metamorphosis, Gregor changes into an insect to represent the meaninglessness and unimportant life he had been leading. Prior to his transition, Gregor had frequently experienced harassment at work from superiors. Nobody at work showed him any love. Metamorphosis, one of Kaf/ka's most well-known works, is the tale of salesman Gregor Samsa, who wakes up one morning to discover that he has been mysteriously turned into a giant bug (German: ungeheueres Ungeziefer, literally "monstrous vermin") and then must learn to live with this new state.

Estrin, who describes Gregor as a "5-foot-6-inch cockroach," has either chosen not to read or, more likely, has chosen to ignore Vladimir Nabokov's Cornell lecture on "The Metamorphosis," where the novelist-naturalist claimed that, given Kaf/ka's description, Samsa could not be a "5-foot-6-inch cockroach."

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Answer:

resolution

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correct me if i am wrong

Answer:

In "Warriors don't cry" by Melba Pattillo Beals, the plot of the book is well presented and the story is well written using figurative language to get the points across. making the story to flow smoothly. There are also several themes presented in the book which importance of family and faith is one of.

Explanation:

The plot of the story is interesting read and well placed throughout the novel. The reader can imagine or envision what is happening in the novel in their heads because the author is descriptive. This novel is a firsthand account of the time Melba Pattillo Beals and eight members of little rock nine had spend at central high school.

In this novel, the readers get to see the racism that Melba faced and imagine the pain they went through. The author effectively portrays the villainy of racism and made the readers realize that acceptance as well as tolerance is the way to go. The book is basically an autobiography.

Answer: It includes specific causes and  effects that explain how agriculture originated and evolved.

Explanation:

The Neolithic revolution was the beginning of the agricultural process. It marked the transition from the hunter gatherers to the agricultural settlements . The hunter gatherers used to wander and change their location in search of animal based food. But with the discovery of plant based food, early humans tried to plant the desirable plant species to grow food oriented crops.  This was the basis of civilization.

Answer:

It includes specific causes and effects that explain how agriculture originated and evolved.

I took the test

Answer:

Some people under the age of 18 aren't that mature or maybe wont understand exactly what is happening.

Explanation:

Answer:

no

Explanation:

if u vote under 18 they have to much power and they can mess up things

Answer: the miller has the donkey ride in a truck

the rest of the way to the flea market.

Explanation:

Answer:Animal Farm makes heavy use of foreshadowing. Most of the plot’s main events are foreshadowed in the opening chapter. This foreshadowing emphasizes the inevitability of what happens, suggesting that violent revolution is doomed to fail, and that power always corrupts. Animal Farm’s foreshadowing also serves to place particular emphasis on the events Orwell saw as central to the failure of the Russian Revolution, and revolutions generally. The events most heavily foreshadowed are the different stages of the farm’s collapse into violence.

Executions

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Napoleon’s decision to execute other animals is foreshadowed in Chapter 1, when Old Major says: “You young porkers who are sitting in front of me, every one of you will scream your lives out at the block within a year.” This prophecy comes true, but instead of being killed by Mr. Jones on the butcher’s “block,” the porkers are killed on Napoleon’s orders on the executioner’s “block.” By using an example of Mr. Jones’s cruelty to foreshadow Napoleon’s, the novella argues that the two regimes, human and pig, are essentially the same.

Boxer’s Death

Boxer’s death is foreshadowed in Chapter 7, when Napoleon’s dogs “go quite mad” and attack Boxer. Although Boxer is unharmed, this incident foreshadows Napoleon’s decision to have Boxer killed. Boxer’s death is also foreshadowed by the novella’s many references to the pasture that will be set apart for retired animals. As the pigs’ treachery unfolds, it becomes clear to the reader that the retirement pasture will never exist. As a result, every reference to Boxer’s retirement becomes an ironic foreshadowing of his betrayal and death. When Boxer himself looks forward to retiring, he is unwittingly foreshadowing that Napoleon will betray him, which emphasizes the cruelty of Napoleon’s deception.

Napoleon’s Treachery

Animal Farm strongly foreshadows that Napoleon and the other pigs will betray the ideals of the rebellion. From the beginning of the novella, the pigs take control of Old Major’s ideas and twist them into new shapes: first “Animalism,” then the simplistic slogan of the sheep: “Four legs good, two legs bad.” The manipulation of Old Major’s ideas foreshadows the ultimate betrayal of the rebellion’s goals, when the commandments of Animalism are replaced by the slogan: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” (Chapter 10). Napoleon’s treachery begins with small deceptions, like taking all the cows’ milk for the pigs, which foreshadow the bigger deceptions to come, such as the lie that Boxer has been taken to hospital. Napoleon’s dogs are threatening from the moment they appear, which foreshadows their role in the violent oppression that follows.

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Answer:Animal Farm makes heavy use of foreshadowing. Most of the plot’s main events are foreshadowed in the opening chapter. This foreshadowing emphasizes the inevitability of what happens, suggesting that violent revolution is doomed to fail, and that power always corrupts. Animal Farm’s foreshadowing also serves to place particular emphasis on the events Orwell saw as central to the failure of the Russian Revolution, and revolutions generally. The events most heavily foreshadowed are the different stages of the farm’s collapse into violence.

Executions

How Fictional Characters Would Break Up With You Over Text | The SparkNotes Blog

Napoleon’s decision to execute other animals is foreshadowed in Chapter 1, when Old Major says: “You young porkers who are sitting in front of me, every one of you will scream your lives out at the block within a year.” This prophecy comes true, but instead of being killed by Mr. Jones on the butcher’s “block,” the porkers are killed on Napoleon’s orders on the executioner’s “block.” By using an example of Mr. Jones’s cruelty to foreshadow Napoleon’s, the novella argues that the two regimes, human and pig, are essentially the same.

Boxer’s Death

Boxer’s death is foreshadowed in Chapter 7, when Napoleon’s dogs “go quite mad” and attack Boxer. Although Boxer is unharmed, this incident foreshadows Napoleon’s decision to have Boxer killed. Boxer’s death is also foreshadowed by the novella’s many references to the pasture that will be set apart for retired animals. As the pigs’ treachery unfolds, it becomes clear to the reader that the retirement pasture will never exist. As a result, every reference to Boxer’s retirement becomes an ironic foreshadowing of his betrayal and death. When Boxer himself looks forward to retiring, he is unwittingly foreshadowing that Napoleon will betray him, which emphasizes the cruelty of Napoleon’s deception.

Napoleon’s Treachery

Animal Farm strongly foreshadows that Napoleon and the other pigs will betray the ideals of the rebellion. From the beginning of the novella, the pigs take control of Old Major’s ideas and twist them into new shapes: first “Animalism,” then the simplistic slogan of the sheep: “Four legs good, two legs bad.” The manipulation of Old Major’s ideas foreshadows the ultimate betrayal of the rebellion’s goals, when the commandments of Animalism are replaced by the slogan: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” (Chapter 10). Napoleon’s treachery begins with small deceptions, like taking all the cows’ milk for the pigs, which foreshadow the bigger deceptions to come, such as the lie that Boxer has been taken to hospital. Napoleon’s dogs are threatening from the moment they appear, which foreshadows their role in the violent oppression that follows.

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Answer:

They were also promised a lifetime supply of sweets and candy.

Explanation:

What Mr. Willy Wonka said:

"Greetings to you, the lucky finder of this Golden Ticket, from Mr Willy Wonka! I shake you warmly by the hand! Tremendous things are in store for you! Many wonderful surprises await you! For now, I do invite you to come to my factory and be my guest for one whole day - you and all others who are lucky enough to find my Golden Tickets. I, Willy Wonka, will conduct you around the factory myself, showing you everything that there is to see, and afterwards, when it is time to leave, you will be escorted home by a procession of large trucks. These trucks, I can tell you are good, you will be loaded with enough delivious eatables to last you and your entire household for many years. If, at any time thereafter, you should run out of supplies, you have only to come back to the factory and show this Golden Ticket, and I shall be happy to refill your cupboard with whatever you want. In this way, you will be able to keep yourself supplied with tasy morsels for the rest of your life. But this is by no means the most exciting thing that will happen on the day of your visit. I am preparing other surprises that are even more marvellous and even more fantastic for you and for all my beloved Golden Ticket holders - mystic and marvellous surprises that will entice, delight, intrigue, astonish and perplex you beyond measure. In your wildest dreams you could not imagine such things could happen to you! Just wait and see! And now, here are your instructions: the day I have chosen for the visit is the first day of the month of February. On this day, and on no other, you must come to the factory gates at ten o'clock sharp in the morning. Don't be late! And you are allowed to bring with you either one or two members of your own family to ensure that you don't get into mischief. One more thing - be certain to have this ticket with you, otherwise you will not be admitted." - Willy Wonka

Found on the Roald Dahl Wiki from FANDOM

Answer: a lifetime supply of chocolate

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Answer: Either a box or getting money

Explanation: Thats my guess :)

Answer:

during the Spring, stores have a variety of hummingbird feeders.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

If he can explain something which is very complex, in simple terms, he would be able to be more clear and concise. I am unsure of the context of what he is writing- but I hope this helps!