In The Ravine, Vinny's character is feeling ...

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Answer 1

Answer: maybe nervous/anxouis

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Write a letter to your friend about someone you helped.

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A letter to my friend about someone I helped

Dear , Amy
Today I was walking out of a store like I always do but someone caught my eye, it was this elder lady struggling to carry her groceries. I felt bad for her so I politely asked her if she needed any help and she said yes! So I held her bags of groceries and walked them out to her car for her. The elder lady said her name was Tam. I felt amazing about myself afterwards! I hope Tam is doing good now! Anyways I just wanted to share the good deed I did today!!

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Dear Natalie (random name; you can replace it),

Today I ran into bad and good news. I'm not sure which one to tell you first. Bad news, I failed my exam. Leaving the best for last, the good news is that I helped someone. That's not all though. I don't know if it's a coincidence or not, or if it's just fate, but as I was walking out of the school building, I noticed an elderly woman. Even though my emotions were jumbled up and I wasn't in a happy mood, I let it all pass and went over to the woman. She was carrying a lot of groceries, and it looked like she was having trouble. I tapped on her shoulder lightly and kindly asked if she needed assistance.

"Why yes, thank you. You are so very kind," the woman looked up at me and smiled.

"No worries. Now let me help you with that," I lifted the groceries with both hands.

I walked the woman home, and as we did, during the way I introduced myself.

"Nice to meet you. I'm Kaitlyn," I said.

"It was a pleasure to meet you as well. I'm Janice," she responded.

I noticed something slightly off with Janice, but I just walked on. After we arrived, she invited me to some afternoon tea, which I accepted kindly.

"So, I noticed that you weren't feeling happy when we met. Why is that?" Janice asked as she put down the tea.

"It's nothing big. I just failed a test in my worst subject," I forced a smile.

"Well, that's not a big deal. I may be able to help you," Janice patted my shoulder.

"What? How would you-"

"Let me formally introduce myself. I'm Janice Whitely, the vice president of the Volunteer Society. About your test, it's not that big. You can just try to make up for it by earning extra credit. I'm now recruiting new members for the Volunteer Society, and I think you'd be perfect," Janice grinned.

"Really? That would be such an honor! Thank you so much," I gratefully thanked Janice.

So, Natalie, do you think today was bad or good? I'll leave you to decide that when you reply to me.

From your best friend,

Rachel.

*Hope this helps! Please remember to rephrase, rewrite, or just use this as a reference. Please don't plagiarize.*

Have the most amazing day!

What is the difference between congruence and similarity? Compare these two examples as part of your answer. (Use the measurements shown in the diagrams to write a well-developed answer; I'm looking for a paragraph of 3-5 sentences.)

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What is the difference between congruent and similarities

Congruent shapes have identical measurements and coincide with each other when superimposed. Two congruent objects are the same size and shape, but their orientation or placing in a space can be different. This does not change the fact that they are the same because they possess the same physical properties, the same angles as well as the same measurements.

Similarity means closely resembling each other but not quite the same. Mathematically a shape can be similar in its basic shape, a circle for example, but different in size. The difference in size aspect means that a similar shape can never be congruent.

What is Congruent?

The word congruent comes from the Latin word ‘congruo’ which means ‘I agree’. When two objects are congruent they can be matched or mapped exactly to each other. They are the same size and have the same shape. They fit into the ‘s.s.s theorem’ of side/side/side/ all three sides are the same and all three of the angles are the same. They can be superimposed on one another but can be set differently in terms of their orientation on a plane or in a 3D space.

In a 3D space they may have different special co-ordinates and be orientated differently round their XYZ axes. However, they are still congruent because all their sides are equal. All their angles are equal, and their shape is the same. The art of mapping two congruent shapes is based on the translation, rotation and reflection of the shape and the shape should be able to move through different angles or turn over to be mapped exactly.

Congruent objects are exact in measurement and shape and size. At first glance to the uninformed the two compared shapes may appear to be different because of the way they have been placed. However, when they are mapped or rotated they are exact replicas of each other and therefore will be congruent.

What is Similarity?

The word similarity comes from the Latin ‘similis’ which means like, resembling or similar. Similarity in the mathematical world requires two objects to have the same shape but not necessarily the same size.

Two different circles for instance are both circles and therefore similar but their size makes them different. They can be compared as similar shapes, but not mapped to one another. Two objects that are similar will have the same shape but the one could be a scaled up or a scaled down version of the other. The orientation of the shape could be different, but they will remain similar. Mathematically objects are similar if they have the same shape but not necessarily the same size.

Similarities are found in instances where comparing two objects could be very closely compared, for instance Siamese twins would be very similar and definitely appear to be identical. Similarities will be corresponding in their meaning like synonyms as they have a similar aspects and purpose. Synonyms are useful words that contribute to the diversity of our language and descriptions of people places and things. Similarities can relate to nature and have a natural connection in their surroundings. Leaves on the same tree for example would be similar but could be different colors in autumn. Objects that are akin to one another are similar in quantity and character. Groups of objects or classes of animals can be similar. Cats for example are all cats, but their breed and color and habitat would make them similar in different ways, but not the same and never congruent.

When two line segments have the same length, they are congruent. When two figures have the same shape and size, they are congruent. These two triangles are congruent. ... Similar means that the figures have the same shape, but not the same size.

Only advanced languages have form and structure.

True
False

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Interesting question but I don’t think so

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False

Explanation:

Use a spelling word to complete the sentence.

A worthy goal is the of -blank- knowledge.

disease illness
guidance direction
guidebook plan or directions for an area of travel or life
jealous resentful at another's gifts or success
mantel the facing around a fireplace
mantle a loose, sleeveless coat or cloak
marshal federal or city law enforcement official
martial belonging to war or a warrior
partition something, like a wall, that divides or separates
passable capable of being crossed
pasture land used for cattle grazing
patience tolerance, long suffering
patients people under a doctor's care
pursuit going after something desired
session a series of meetings, as of a legislative body
shoeing to fit a person or animal with shoes
singeing burning the surface lightly; scorching
sleigh a light vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by a horse over snow or ice
slay to kill
suitable appropriate
treacherous disloyal; betraying trust; dangerous
treaty formal agreement between two or more parties
weakness lacking strength
winning victorious in competition
zealous filled with devotion to a cause or ideal

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Answer:

I'm pretty sure that the answer is "A worthy goal is the pursuit of knowledge"!

Pilgrims, searching for religious freedom and a new life, left England for America.

What type of phrase is searching for religious freedom and a new life?

Appositive
Fragment
Participial
Prepositional

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D
just trust me or do research you’ll find it

Prepositional type of phrase is searching for religious freedom and a new life. Thus, its D.

What is Prepositional phrase?

Prepositional phrases are collections of words with prepositions in them. Prepositions are words that show the relationships between different parts of a sentence.

If you keep this in mind, you'll never have trouble recognizing prepositional phrases. A prepositional phrase is a collection of words that serves as a single unit of speech but lacks either a verb or a subject.

A preposition and a noun or a preposition and a pronoun are typically used in it. Prepositional expressions don't need to be simple.

Prepositional phrases can be spiced up by adding more words, such as adverbs or adjectives, in the same way that adding more ingredients to a sandwich dresses it up. A prepositional phrase is a sentence fragment made up of a single preposition and the subject it modifies.

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Review your list, and reflect on your response. What incorrect ideas about Egypt did you have?

Keeping in mind everything you have learned, write one paragraph (75 to 125 words in length) that describes how your understanding of Egyptian history has changed.

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Answer:

Then, around 2200 B.C., ancient texts suggest that Egypt's so-called Old Kingdom gave way to a disastrous era of foreign invasions, pestilence, civil war, and famines severe enough to result in cannibalism

Explanation:

This is about all i could do sorry

Which text feature bolds special vocabulary?

Headings
Index
Key words
Table of Contents

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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

I would assume Key words is the answer.

Key words are important, so I'd think they would be in bold.

-hope it helps

Key word because it’s “key” word meaning special vocabulary

Select the text title that would provide similar information to a book about common fossils.

"The Most Famous Dinosaur Fossils"

"How Paleontologists Find Fossils"

"Discover Fossils in Your Own Backyard"

"How to Polish Rocks, Fossils, and Gems"

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Answer:

"Discover Fossils in Your Own Backyard"

Explanation:

It can be implied that since the fossils can be found in every persons backyard, they would be super common fossils.

The most famous would be very rare, thereby making them famous. Paleontologists are experts in the field and aim to discover new finds in different parts of the world rather than in backyards. How to polish wouldn't give information on how to find, just how to polish them after they're found.

“Discover fossils in your own backyard”

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Write a discussion post in which you discuss your opinions about the relationship between Katniss and Peeta.

What is real and what is manipulation?

Does either character change perceptions in order to win?

Your post should be 5 complete sentences or longer. Make sure you include evidence (quotes) from The Hunger Games that support your opinions.

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At the end of the story, Peeta loves Katniss as she is, but more accurately, he is willing to take whatever Katniss is willing to give him both with respect to herself and a relationship. This is supported by the way in which Katniss leaves to rebuild her life in District 12 and Peeta comes back to Katniss.

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Match each statement with the part of the blog's viewpoint it represents.

Volunteerism actually makes people feel

good about themselves,

counterclaim

Volunteerism is a waste of time, and

people dislike it

reason

Communities should encourage young

people to volunteer

claim

Statistics show that many connected communities require volunteerism.

rebuttal

Connections are created by joining together to solve common problems

evidence

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Communities should encourage young people to volunteer =>claim

Volunteerism is a waste of time, and people dislike it =>counterclaim

Volunteerism actually makes people feel good about themselves, => rebuttal

Connections are created by joining together to solve common problems => reason

Statistics show that many connected communities require volunteerism. => evidence

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Communities should encourage young people to volunteer =>claim

Volunteerism is a waste of time, and people dislike it =>counterclaim

Volunteerism actually makes people feel good about themselves, => rebuttal

Connections are created by joining together to solve common problems => reason

Statistics show that many connected communities require volunteerism. => evidence

Explanation:

Just did it on edge

Read the excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

We were all ranked together at the valuation. Men and women, old and young, married and single, were ranked with horses, sheep, and swine. There were horses and men, cattle and women, pigs and children, all holding the same rank in the scale of being, and were all subjected to the same narrow examination. Silvery-headed age and sprightly youth, maids and matrons, had to undergo the same indelicate inspection.

Which best states the cause/effect relationship expressed in the excerpt?

Cause: The enslaved persons are treated inhumanely at the examination.
Effect: Douglass makes an attempt to run away.
Cause: All the enslaved persons are ranked together for inspection.
Effect: Douglass is separated from his family.
Cause: Douglass witnesses the inhumane treatment of enslaved persons.
Effect: He becomes more aware of the brutality of slavery.
Cause: Douglass is examined and determined to be valuable.
Effect: He is sent back home to Baltimore.

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A the new way of the old is the new when u can see the words the u are in

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Match the sentence from the story to the question that it helps answer

1"Okay, guys. It's a three-mile hike to the campsite! Let's embark on our family camping adventure!" Randy and Susan started climbing the rocky mountain terrain, noticing the brambles and undergrowth as they ascended the steep path. The sun beat down on them even though the leaves on the trees had already started to turn.

2"For about forty-five minutes, the siblings dodged branches, stepped over encroaching tree roots, and avoided mud puddles. Mom led the way along the trail, with Susan behind her and Randy at the back of the line.

3"As the family rounded a curve, Susan heard Randy suddenly stumble and gasp. She turned just in time to see her twin brother fall onto his right arm. He let out a painful yelp after hitting the ground.

4 "Mom! Mom!" Susan exclaimed, "Randy's injured!" Their mother hustled back down the trail to the teens.

5 "What happened?" Mom asked with a concerned look on her face.

6 "I guess I wasn't looking where I was going. I accidentally tripped over an enormous tree root and fell on my arm," Randy explained between gritted teeth.

7Mom knelt down to examine Randy's arm. The boy winced in pain as his mother carefully manipulated it.

8"Randy's arm may be fractured," Mom concluded. "I need to create a splint to hold it still until we can get him to a doctor."

9 "Susan, go find two branches about the length of your brother's arm. Look quickly, but remain on the path!" Susan began rummaging through the piles of sticks that lined the length of the trail. As she quickly searched the underbrush, Susan discarded branches that were too short, too thin, and too large. Finally, she discovered two sticks that were each about a foot long and an inch thick.

10 "Here, Mom, I found some branches. Hopefully, these will work," said Susan as she sprinted back down the trail toward her family.

11 "Randy, this will probably hurt, but we have to hold your arm still so I can splint it between the sticks." Randy continued to grimace in pain as his mother secured the branches on either side of his injured arm. She then tore a bandanna into four strips of cloth and tied it firmly around the branches to ensure that Randy couldn't move his arm.

12"For the next hour, Randy, Susan, and their mother cautiously navigated their way back down the trail. Susan carried Randy's backpack along with her own supplies, while their mother guided Randy between the overhanging branches along the narrow path.

13"As the family returned to their car in the parking lot, Randy commented, "This wasn't a typical camping trip, but I will certainly remember it for a long time."

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Answer:

the sun beat down means it's summer

the mother rushed back means she is concerned

Randy is in pain he gritted his teeth.

the mother made the splint and stuff means she is resourceful

Explanation:

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Focus in on paragraphs nine and ten to answer this question.

Based on the details provided by Revere, describe what the landscape was like on the men’s ride from Lexington to Concord. Explain how their mission was made easier or harder by it. Provide evidence from the text to support the inferences you make.

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Small amounts of other metals alloyed with gold change the colour as well as mechanical properties such as hardness. White gold for jewellery is formed by mixing palladium, silver, or nickel with gold, although the result is green gold with certain proportions of silver. White gold is commonly used for wedding rings in the USA. Addition of some copper gives "rose gold", a soft pink colour. Remarkably other colours such as purple (a gold:aluminium alloy), blue (a gold:indium alloy) and even black (a gold:cobalt alloy) may be formed.

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Which of the following best summarizes the main point of the third paragraph and list?

Fill in blank 1 using A, B, or C.

A healthy microbe to human relationship is a balance we can study and understand.

Human guts tend to gather a range of microbes that maintain health.

New studies suggest a wide variety of microbes is best for the human body.

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Answer:

A healthy microbe to human relationship is a balance we can study and understand

Explanation:

a healthy microbe to human relationship is a balance we can study and understand

When reading The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, the reader can make conclusions based on known facts or evidence. This process is called finding explicit information, making an inference, having a point of view, determining viewpoint.

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Making and inference

Explanation:

An inference is a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.

The reader can make conclusions based on known facts or evidence this process is known to be as the making an inference Option(c) is correct.

What does Inference means?

Inferences are moves toward thinking, moving from premises to sensible results; etymologically, the word deduce means to "convey forward". Inference is hypothetically generally partitioned into derivation and enlistment, a differentiation that in Europe dates basically to Aristotle.

Different fields concentrate on how inference is finished by and by. Human inference is customarily concentrated on inside the fields of rationale, argumentation studies, and mental brain science; man-made consciousness scientists foster computerized inference frameworks to imitate human inference.

Measurable inference involves math to reach determinations within the sight of vulnerability. This sums up deterministic thinking, with the shortfall of vulnerability as a unique case. Factual inference utilizes quantitative or subjective (unmitigated) information which might be dependent upon arbitrary varieties.

Therefore Option(c) is correct.

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1. Tap the words that "they" refers to ?
2. What limitations do "they" have ?

!! PLEASE HELP !!
- whoever answers both correct gets brainly !

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Answer:

they is the personality tests

part b is most likely big surprises the text doesnt specifically state the correct answer

1 Testakers
2 The results of the personality tests are often predictable

According to the initial two paragraphs of the article, what can readers infer about our bathrooms?
1st Subsection: ‘Friend or Foe?’

Why did the author include this section in the article?

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Answer/Explanation:

According to the initial two paragraphs of the article, what can readers infer about our bathrooms?

According to the initial two paragraphs of the article I can infer that our bathrooms is full of germ and really bad for us. For instance in paragraphs one it says “ They’re all illness-inducing germs”. This make me think that germs can make us sick and it might cause different illness in many ways.

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Why did the author include this section in the article?

The Author include this section in the article because the author is telling us if germ are our friend or enemy. According to my background Knowledge Foe means enemy. Base on the sections in the article Germ can be our friend and be our enemy. In the paragraphs it says It can cause humans to become ill. The Author also states Once pathogenic bacteria enters your body, it can cause illness in a number of ways.This explains that Germ can Harm us which can make us sick. But Author also states that Most bacteria are harmless, and some are even beneficial to the humans body. For Instance, Bifidobacterium Longum live in human intestines and actually prohibit colonization by pathogenic, or harmful, bacteria. That tells us that germ can be our Friend or Enemy.

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2nd Subsection: ‘What you can’t see might hurt you.’

What are the most logical inferences readers can draw from this section of the text?

The most logical inferences I can draw from the section of the text “What you can’t see might hurt you is germ is very small the only time we can see is under a microscopic.Just because we can’t see it doesn’t mean it might not harm you. Based on what I read it tells us number of different Places. Before reading the section we might infer that the toilet are the most dirty but after reading the section I know that the toilet ain’t the most dirtiest the faucet/tap are the most dirtiest.

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Objective Summary

Write an objective summary of the text.

You need to identify the most important ideas of the text. Be sure not to include your opinion.

Bathroom is secretly harboring a village of germ that we know noting about. Germ are the cause humans to become ill. Common germs will find living in the bathroom are bacteria & viruses. Bacteria enters body it can cause illness in a number of ways. Viruses are another type of germ that can make humans sick. Made of small piece of genetic material surrounded by a small protein capsule. It important to know that every nefarious virus or bacteria that you come into contact with won’t make you sick. Our body immune system is constantly working to fend off predator so only tiny fraction of germs tat you encounter lead to any symptoms at all. What you can’t see might hurt you.

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~Lenvy~

Answer:

According to the initial two paragraphs of the article, what can readers infer about our bathrooms?