Part A : How does the author use structure to convey a sense of tension in the passage?


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C- by utilizing flashback to capture the soldiers dreams of home.


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a

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Maybe it because on how the story is about.

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The answer is B.Yellow Fever

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There is a vaccination against yellow fever. One dose of the vaccine provides lifelong immunization from yellow fever. There is currently no vaccine for malaria. Antimalarials can be taken if you are going to a place with high-risk. While antimalarial drugs can’t provide 100 percent protection, they can offer some prevention.

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D) Jogging is a better choice of exercise than swimming.

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1.) Serenely sweet

2.) Day denies

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change

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The answer is A

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the answer is A.

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I think its more than just prejudice

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They, I think!

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federal free college proposal found that families from the top half of the income distribution would receive 24% more in dollar value from eliminating tuition than students from the lower half of the income distribution.

Free college tuition programs have proved effective in helping mitigate the system's current inequities by increasing college enrollment, lowering dependence on student loan debt and improving completion rates, especially among students of color and lower-income students who are often the first in their family to go to college.

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Education is very important, and community college offers that for low costs if not free. Even going through college, automatically gives you a greater chance at succeeding in life if you were to pass it up. It will benefit you in the long run, and once you have a well-paying job, that low income may change.

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scary

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conflict should be right

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The answer is conflict.

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The conflict is the only part of English that is internal or external.

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What is the underlined word?

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Cassie Logan was both the main character and narrator of the novel, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.

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Answer: A

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Answer: C

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-Personal Information

-Objective

-Education

-Work and Related Experience

-Awards and Honors

-Activities/Hobbies

-Skills

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C bc yes

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By making allusions to a time

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The president Reagan's language emphasize his key claim about freedom is by making allusions to a time of religious freedom.

Ronald Wilson Reagan was the 40th President of the United States. In his career, he made new implementation in political and economy of the country.

Thus, the correct option is A, by making allusions to a time of religious freedom.

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Annette watched the other children playing. How she wished she could join them! But she couldn’t run or skip or kick a ball. Her legs were too weak and crooked.Born in Sydney, Australia, in 1886, Annette Kellerman suffered from a crippling bone disease, probably rickets. As a toddler she had to wear heavy iron braces on her legs. The braces hurt, and Annette hated how she had to walk in slow, stiff, staggering steps. She often stayed by herself, where others couldn’t see her.Annettes years as a disabled child began to change when she was six years old. Her doctor thought exercise would help strengthen her legs and urged her parents to enroll Annette in swimming classes. “I was awfully scared and did not learn quickly,” Annette later wrote. But soon she was swimming every chance she got. “I was like a fish in the water,” Annette recalled. Little by little, her legs grew stronger and straightened out. Finally, the horrible braces could be set aside.By fifteen, Annette had mastered all the swimming strokes. She was a fearless diver and began putting on diving displays. She swam in races and won, even competing against men. In 1903 the family moved to Melbourne, where her mother had taken a job as a music teacher in a school. But Annette was more interested in swimming and theatricals than studying. She developed a mermaid act as part of her swimming performances and put on two shows a day swimming with fish at the Exhibition Aquarium, then the world’s largest glass tank. Her artistic mother did not approve of her job “swimming around with eels and seals,” Annette remembered. But Annette’s family needed the money she earned. By 1905 Annette was a local celebrity and Australia’s best female swimmer, having set records in the 100-yard and mile swims. In 1905 Annette moved to London with her father to further her career as a swimmer and performer of water acrobatics. At first, no one in England was interested in a female athlete who put on shows in aquariums.To attract attention, Annette decided on a thirteen-mile swim down the Thames River, through the heart of London. It was a feat no man had ever accomplished. Soon Annette was front-page news. Newspapers dubbed her the Australian Mermaid.A newspaper paid Annette to swim from one seaside resort to another—about forty-five miles each week—to attract publicity in preparation for an attempt on the English Channel. The treacherous Channel, twenty-two miles wide, had been swum only once before, and that was by a man, thirty years earlier. The public was astounded that a woman would even think of attempting the amazing feat.Indeed, Annette had to abandon her Channel swim after nine hours in the cold, rough water. “I had the endurance but not the brute strength,” she admitted. Still, Londoners were impressed by her courage and athletic ability.But they were shocked by her swimsuit! In Australia, Annette was used to swimming races in one-piece suits very much like the suits men wore. But her abbreviated costume—exposing her arms and legs—caused a stir in England. When she was about to perform before royalty at London’s exclusive Bath Club, Annette was told her bare legs were unacceptable. Thinking quickly, she sewed black stockings onto her suit—and her display of swimming, diving, and female athleticism wowed the audience.Annette continued to make long-distance swims, including a race against seventeen men (she came in third) down the Seine River in France and a twenty-eight-mile swim down the Danube in Germany. Soon she was invited to America, where she became one of the highest paid performers on the vaudeville1 circuit, showcasing her water ballet and acrobatics.In 1907 Annette again made headlines when she was arrested for indecency2 on Revere Beach near Boston. People were aghast when they saw her in a black body suit that bared her arms although it otherwise covered her from neck to feet. Where was her top with sleeves and ruffles and her floppy pantaloons? At the time, women were expected only to dip into the water, or bathe, not to swim. The heavy costumes they wore for modesty made swimming impossible anyhow. Swimming as an exercise for women, much less a sport in which women might compete as Annette had, was nearly unknown. The first modern Olympics in 1896 did not even include female athletes.At her Boston trial, Annette told the judge that if she had to swim in a customary swimming suit, “I may as well be swimming in chains.” She won her case—which gave Annette another idea. She started her own line of women’s swimwear. Soon women swimmers everywhere wanted a Kellerman suit.Annette went on to become a silent-movie star, famed for portraying mermaids in underwater spectaculars. Audiences flocked to see her aquatic adventures in movies such as Neptune’s Daughter and Daughter of the Gods. Not only did Annette design and make her own mermaid costumes for all her acts,

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Answer: Envy

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personally I feel like envy is more toxic, and more toxic mean snore of a problem

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"Jealous" is defined as "very watchful or careful in guarding or keeping," and "resentfully envious. "Envy" is defined as "a feeling of discontent and ill will because of another's advantages, possessions, etc. resentful dislike of another who has something that one desires." "Jealousy" has stronger emotions attached.

Answer:when he first arrived he expected full-bloods not half bloods

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Cal says "maybe not like those some novels or in James fenimore cooper's stories about mohicans." So some are mixed bloods with one parent that is a indian. I hope this helped

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2) Before you eat the sandwich, please cut it in half.

4) When we are ready to leave, we will send you a text message.

5) If she starts to get warm, Janna will turn on the air conditioner.

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A complex sentence is that sentence which has one or more independent clauses and is separated by a comma or conjunction.

Therefore, the examples of complex sentences from the given options are option 2, 4 and 5.

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2) Before you eat the sandwich, please cut it in half.

4) When we are ready to leave, we will send you a text message.

5) If she starts to get warm, Janna will turn on the air conditioner.

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In what context?

Explanation:if by "faint" you mean unclear it would be...:

vague

unclear

indefinite

ill-defined

obscure

imperceptible

delicate

dim

distant

dull

far-off

gentle

hazy

inaudible

mild

muffled

muted

remote

slight

soft

soothing

stifled

vague

weak

aside

bated

bleached

blurred

deadened

deep

faded

faltering

hushed

light

low

moderate

murmuring

muttering

obscure

padded

pale

piano

quiet

smooth

softened

subdued

thin

wan

whispered

bland

breathless

dusty

feeble

hoarse

ill-defined

imperceptible

indistinct

lenient

low-pitched

out of earshot

shadowy

tenuous

unclear'

Answer:

Washington faced many challenges, among which was the suspicion of the people that he would make a good government, he had to create a style of pre-eminence, to remain in a style of government totally experimental and he had to act in order to unify the country.

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Whasington had a major challenge in his life which was to be the first president of the USA, at a time when the concepts of self-government were still being established. Washington had to command a totally experimental government, where many hoped he would not be able to govern, since it would have created a presidential style.

Washington's challenges were many, the mistrust of the people was perhaps the greatest of them, as Washington said that the government should not be managed by people who put their trust in religion, moreover, citizens should be more loyal to the central government of the United States. The United States than to the states, as they would be making the country bigger, which could make the states bigger with the progression of time.

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D

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