How to describe A Long Way Gone in 6 words

Answer:

family and love  can make it through anything.  (8 not 6 sorry)

Explanation:

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Copy and paste the three questions into the textbook below, and do your best to answer each one honestly and thoroughly.

List a few facts that you know about Roman history, Julius Caesar, or William Shakespeare.

What do you remember about reading plays in other English courses? How are they structured compared to short stories or novels?

List at least one prediction or question you have before reading Julius Caesar.

What is the significance of globalization (e.g., magnitude, impacts, etc.)?
Most importantly, what may globalization mean to you and others you know, (i.e., how might it impact your future in terms of your career and quality of life?)

Joan wanted to discuss point of view in a collaborative discussion about the story “All Good Things Are Surprises.” Which of the following might be a good way to start that conversation?
“Did you notice how the narrator misunderstood certain words? I thought those parts were really funny.”
“Was the narrator’s grandmother someone you’d like to know? Is she like your own grandmother?”
“How did the family change in the Midwest? What do you think the author wanted to say about that part of the country?”
“Do you think the narrator’s perspective as a child affects the way the plot develops?”

22) You have been assigned to write an essay about the most exciting day of your life. Which answer might be a "brainstorming prewriting exercise with regard to this subject? A) Was it the most exciting day of my life, or not? B) 'The Most Exciting Day of My Life by Chris Main I'll never forget the most exciting day of my life. most exciting day: --won the big game? -day my brother was born? - day I graduated from high-school? ​

As a teenager, what is your stand on each of the following issues? How can you work with others to help support these concerns? ​

I (be) here for three hours.

7. Trung and his brother like .............................. movies very much. ( act )

science book exercise 13.1 ​

Select the quote from Passage 4 that supports the idea that families can fight against the negative effects of the internet.


“Talking to someone in person is an intense experience that demands full attention.” (paragraph 3)


“As people spend increasing amounts of time online, both at home and via mobile devices outside the home, in-person interaction is likely to continue decreasing.” (paragraph 4)


“Or, they can identify places in the house, like the dining room, free of laptops or cell phones or televisions, so that people have an opportunity to talk to each other instead of their machines.” (paragraph 5)


“At work, individuals can make an effort to get up and meet with each other face to face, rather than just sending an email.” (paragraph 5)

Question 3 (5 points)
(03.01 MC)
Liam uses the S.M.A.R.T. guidelines
to set a goal. He decides that he will do well on his math exam at the end of the week by studying daily.
Which step did he forget to include?
A а Attainable
b Measurable
c Realistic
d Timely

This is my book and that is yours.
Identify the pronoun and it's kind

To what extent are human inherently evil? *include evidence from lord of the flies book* Thank you!!

What happens at the end of loser by jerry spinelli

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(PLEASE HELP - This is a essay thing that needs done!! I am so behind in assignments I BEG YOU FOR HELP!!)
Sometimes, people do not realize just
how amazing they really are; this is evident
in Alberto Moravia’s “Poor Fish.” Using
textual evidence, explain the narrator’s
struggle in “Poor Fish.” Then, discuss
whether one person’s support and belief of
another can positively affect that person.
*This must be written in third person, and
each body paragraph should include at least
one direct quote from the text.

Use the phrases and make meaningful sentences.

Her blond hair was a silk sheet flowing down her back.​
What does the sentence tell the reader about Tina?
A
She enjoys brushing her long, blond hair.
B
Her hair is smooth, straight, and long.
C
Her back is very straight when she stands.
D
She has a silk sheet hanging from head.

Report the sentence in indirect speech.
1. “Why are you speaking of death, child?” he asked
2.“You may go if you wish,” he said
3.“Where do you want to go?” he asked.
4.“I am sorry, sir, but I don’t understand this language,” he said.
5.“You will soon be well. You will be well again,” he said

pls help me now many pionts. With the consent of your parents,write a letter inviting your friend to spend part of the long vacation with you. pls help the first and correct answer get brainliest​

picture composition in Hindi please tale soon ​

What's one thing that can instantly make your day better?​

Bearing in mind that those two tissue samples removed from Henrietta were not removed in an attempt to
treat her cancer, but rather purely for purposes of research, was it wrong for the doctor to remove the
sample tissue in the first place? Was it wrong for Dr. Gey to collect those samples for the purpose of
trying to grow them in controlled conditions? Does the end - i.e., the immeasurable benefit to humankind
resulting from those tissue samples - justify the means - i.e., removing tissue from a person without their
consent or knowledge?

A(n) ________ is a brief, parenthetical reference that you place at the end of a sentence or paragraph.

1. What is a myth?
a) A true story of gods from long ago
b) A story that often tells a lesson and explains the creation of something
c) A fictional story based on real people from history.
d) A story with taking animals that tells a lesson.

Based on the way the word is used in the poem “I, Too,” what are people most likely to do for company? A. put on a clever disguise B. provide a place to live C. pay a generous salary D. make a fancy meal

Which juror only switched their vote in order to be done with the case and leave? 12 Angry men

1. No. 12

2. No.2

3. No. 7

4. No. 6

Select two statements from the text that support Mrs. March's claim in paragraph 17 that Amy is conceited.
"Annoyed by what she could only see as rudeness, Amy quickly retorted, letting Jo know that she only wished she could be
as fortunate as Laurie to be afforded a fraction of the money he must have spent on his horse." (paragraph 5)
"With an audience now interested in her stroke of misfortune, Amy, with a level of drama only she could muster, proceeded
to lament her debt, a debt she had incurred trying to keep up with the latest fashions." (paragraph 6)
"Amy ended her tale of despondency by declaring that she'd had ever so many but hadn't returned them." (paragraph 7)
"The rumor that Amy March had gotten twenty-four delicious limes and was going to treat her friends circulated and
gained her friends' attention." (paragraph 8)
"To others it might seem a ludicrous or trivial affair, but to her it was a hard experience, for during the twelve years of her
life she had been governed by love alone, and a blow of that sort had never touched her before." (paragraph 11)

write a letter to your uncle who has sent you a laptop as a birthday gift ? ​

Can someone plz help me? :(

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Read the excerpt from paragraph 1.


We remember a time when the Potomac River was choked with algae. When Lake Erie was dying. When too many coastal waters were degraded. When too many urban rivers and beaches were open sewers. When too many communities didn't have clean, safe water they could depend on.


Which two statements describe how Gore uses rhetoric to advance a point of view in this paragraph?



He uses the bandwagon appeal to suggest that he is part of a group of people who are making good environmental choices.



He uses ethos to establish credibility and build the audience's trust about his environmental expertise.



He uses logos to build a reasonable argument about the importance of environmental policy.



He uses parallelism to emphasize some of the environmental problems Americans had to solve.



He uses figures of speech to encourage the audience to imagine new environmental futures.



He uses pathos to provoke the audience's emotional response toward environmental problems.