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Click on the statement that BEST explains the meaning of the highlighted lines from "Ode to Yeast".

A:Yeast becomes full of bubbles, like a sponge, and soaks up water.

B:The yeast turns to a deep red color like the flow of lava.

C:The yeast comes alive with bubbles and grows so much it no longer fits in the glass.

D:You need to be prepared with a large bowl when activating yeast. ​

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I belive that some thing have changed for the better and somethings have changed for the worst but if I have to pick one i would say for the worst. we ad human should respect and care for our plant and we dont.

Answer: It's frowned upon due to the fact it's usually associated with weakness, laziness, incompetency, foul play, etc. The fact of the matter is however that in real life working hard doesn't always mean you'll be rewarded for your efforts. Sometimes  lazy people end up successful, sometimes intelligent hard workers don't make the cut. It depends on a multitude of different factors.

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9.) A symbol is anything that stands for, or represents, something else. In a story, a character, an action, an object, or an animal can be symbolic.  Look for objects, characters, names etcetera

10.) A misplaced modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies / describes. if u wanna fix it, place single word adjectives before the word u modify and adjective phrases or clauses right after the word u modify.

11.) A dangling modifier is a phrase or clause that is not clearly and logicaly related to the word or words it modifies. dis can be fixed by identifying the subject u want to modify, making sure it's present, and placing the modifier immediately before or after it in the sentence

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Clause. It is a Clause

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It is incomplete. Whoever heard the parrot.. what?

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it is a phrase

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althrough i think its not done.

Answer: the answer is A) their roles in society

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That’s correct on edge

Some differences in the way men and women have communicated relate to their roles in society. The correct option is A.

Women and girls frequently have to limit their responsibilities to those of mothers, wives, and caregivers. Gender norms place girls in caretaking roles, which causes gender inequity in the division of household roles.

Men prefer directness and use verbal communication to convey their messages. Women prioritize feelings and use nonverbal cues to communicate.

Men are content-focused communicators who discuss their areas of expertise and problem-solving. Women focus on relationships and talk about their feelings and experiences.

Therefore, the correct option is A. their roles in society.

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The lines which disclose the general's character would be:

B). He was a person of questionable morals, who left few people to mourn him.

Characterization is described as the portrayal of certain characters either directly stating it or indirectly displaying their appearance and behavioral attitudes.

Lines 13-24 display that the general was a man whose values and morals could not be considered reliable or worthy.

Therefore, a very little amount of people were concerned about him and his attitudes.

Thus, option B is the correct answer.

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Can you explain what you are talking about?

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C. sentence 3

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'she' should be 'they' as there are two girls and so 'sings' should also be changed into 'sing'.

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Father Gabriel knew that if he did not get out, he would surely burn. How Ironic, he thought, that I will burn in the house of God, just as I will burn in the house of Luther. He should have been more frightened, he knew that. After all, the end of his life just meant the beginning of his eternal suffering. Still, as the fire roared and licked the old oak of the church, all he felt was drained. Gabriel had spent his whole life devoting himself to God. Trying to live up to God’s expectations. Never missing a day of Sunday church. Preaching and doing just about everything to guarantee is access to Heaven. He felt genuinely hopeless, for he knew it had all been for nothing.

It was getting hard to breath now, every inhale felt like the fire had taken up residence in his lungs. It was when tears started to fall down his cheeks and the coughing stared deep in his lungs that he heard it, very faint at first, but it was there. A voice. Still, Gabriel continued to crouch on the floor, flooded with grieve, sadness, hopelessness. The voice began to become louder, clearer.

“Is anybody in here? I can help you!”, the voice rang out.

It was too much, the smoke, the heat.

“I’m here,” Father Gabriel, croaked out, his throat feeling like sandpaper.

The voice boomed throughout the slowly disintegrating building, “I hear you! Keep on calling out,“

So that's what Gabriel did until, after what seemed like forever, he was hoisted onto strong shoulders and carried out of the flaming church.

It was after Gabriel had been tended to that he recognized the firefighter that had saved him. Recognizing the firefighter had made Father Gabriel's already weak lungs fight for air and his heart to sputter close to a stop. It was the man, the father, of the two children that had died in a car accident two weeks prior. The car accident that Father Gabriel had caused. The same accident that ripped his ticket into heaven to shreds. When the firefighter

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C. Madeline

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Incomplete question. Assumed it is based on the passage  "The Cruise of the Coracle."

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Note, the term dehydration in this context simply refers to the removal of water from the body. Usually, dehydration occurs during:

It has been noted by health professionals that the rate of dehydration occurs faster during or after engaging in strenuous exercise.

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In order for the sentence to not have parallelism errors it needs to have all three of the options the same. They all need to be nouns, gerunds, phrases, etc. The main thing is that they all share this similarity. Therefore with the sentence in the question the best way to get rid of these errors would be rewriting it to the following sentence.

"For best effects, spray pesticide around the garden bed, plant leaves, and flowers."

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Active voice are :

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“All of us were surprised to hear the views that he expressed”

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“At each new performance of the jazz band, Pat enjoyed the music even more.”

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“The gardener can employ several different techniques for grafting.”

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“The rhetoric had not persuaded only one person.”

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''Congress provided these improvements for bus riders in part through a new program that included two innovations: distribution of funds to localities and provision for annual increases for six years.''

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Chapter 5

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Juliet feels conflicted because her love for Romeo clashes with her love and sense of duty to Tybalt, her cousin. Juliet expresses her conflicting emotions for Romeo using oxymoronic language: "Beautiful tyrant, fiend angelical."

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Connecting verbs.

Both phrases in front and behind the or is a verb,so therefore,it's Connecting verbs.

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Don’t know

all answer given in below

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misleading

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u could also say untruthful.

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Thanks for the points!

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Answer:chapter

15 summary:   The next day The Giver is in terrible pain, and he asks Jonas to take the memory he is having. He gives Jonas a memory of a war, a battlefield and men injured and dying. In the memory, Jonas is a young man who gives another badly injured solider water and then stays with the other soldier as he dies. Jonas is himself injured, and the pain he feels is horrifying. Afterward, The Giver is repentant and asks Jonas to forgive him, although they both know that The Giver didn't have the strength to carry the memory himself any longer.

chapter 6 summary: On the first day of the two-day December ceremony, Assignments for Ones through Eights are given out. Jonas learns that because his father pleaded Gabriel's case to the Committee, Gabriel is allowed one extra year of nurturing to gain weight. He will remain at home with Jonas's family, although the family is required to sign a pledge saying they won't get attached to the newchild.

Jonas's father's plea for Gabriel shows he is more prone to bending rules than other members of society are—a trait that Jonas may have inherited. The pledge the family signs foreshadow the opposite of its intended effect: Jonas will become attached to the baby, despite the rules.

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chapter 6: On the first day of the two-day December ceremony, Assignments for Ones through Eights are given out. Jonas learns that because his father pleaded Gabriel's case to the Committee, Gabriel is allowed one extra year of nurturing to gain weight. He will remain at home with Jonas's family, although the family is required to sign a pledge saying they won't get attached to the newchild.

Jonas's father's plea for Gabriel shows he is more prone to bending rules than other members of society are—a trait that Jonas may have inherited. The pledge the family signs foreshadow the opposite of its intended effect: Jonas will become attached to the baby, despite the rules.

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I would say the last choice

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Clearly the rhyme scheme is not the same throughout the poem. Therefore the poet is trying to display change.

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D

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They all seem interesting which will make the reader want to know what will happen.

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D. All of the above

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There's nothing wrong with any of them

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I can not see your hand writing  clearly. But here is the hint for MODAL verb

can: ability

should: advice

may: request for or permission

might: possibility

will, shall: certainly

must: to show the need, necessity

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