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you (should ) see a doctor

who trained me got a manager

Write a three-paragraph report that includes: a) a description of the civic issue b) facts/stats/political positions relating to the issue and c) your opinion about the issue and how the government, community organizations and citizens can help to contribute to resolving the issue or making it better for all. Be specific.

Punctuate the following passages and rewrite them.


1. the king thought for a moment then he said open all the windows a few bees which were
outside the palace rushed in they flew towards the flowers and settled on the real flower
to pluck nectar


2. well the class seemed to like it the students listened with full attention and when it was

all over they clapped with delight and one of them said believe me it was a great day for

me​

How is Caliban's idea
thinking?
that Stephano should be king an example of faulty

Math each kind of writing to the cort category / personal writing/ business writing/ academic writing answers to choose from blog post diary entries citing sources, company newsletters, business proposal, social media posts, office memos, research paper persuasive essay,

While we waited at the stoplight, we sang along to the radio.
What sentence type is this?
Simple
O Complex
Compound-complex
Compound
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What is the cheapest means of transport

your father send your school fees and pocket money through western union money transfer. write a permission to your headmaster to allow to be absent for one week​

complex sentence using indolent​

what type of Literary Devices is this passage and provide an explanation
" Only the champion daisy trees were serene. After all, they were part of a rainforest already two thousand years old and scheduled for eternity, so they ignored the men and continued to rock the diamondbacks that slept in their arms. It took the river to persuade them that indeed the world was altered."
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single parenting negatively affects children's physical and mental development and should be discourage. Do you agree or disagree?

whats an adverb clause

what is the climax of Examination Day

#English
Hello, Is there a website to select the place of the sentence stress of any English sentence?​

Select the correct answer.
George wants to understand the reasons why World War I started. Which type of essay should he read?
A
sequence
В.
cause and effect
C.
compare and contrast
D. problem and solution
E.
description

What is a demonstrative pronoun, reflexive pronoun, intensive pronoun? first to answer get a hundred points yay

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.

What aspects of stress does the paragraph describe?

Stress is your brain’s response to demands placed on it. Positive stress can spur you to do well at a piano recital. Negative stress causes muscle tension. What

stress triggers the constant release of stress hormones, which can cause physical symptoms over time. Sudden negative change, day-to-day pressures, and what

can all cause chronic stress.


Chronic Homework

Negative traumatic experience

Positive excessive joy



These are for each drop down for the first and second

Which county is the setting for Wuthering Heights?

Which sentence most clearly describes part of Elie Wiesel's rhetorical
situation in "The Perils of Indifference"?

A. He is trying to influence the U.S. government to stand up to
genocide.

B. He relies on the third person to detach himself briefly from his
experiences

C. He recalls some of his own experiences as a Jew during the
Holocaust

D. He lists a number of genocides that took place in the world
recently

Identify the correct sequence of events from this passage.

A. The concept of "information literacy" emerged.
B. The Presidential Committee on Information Literacy published a report.
C. Zurkowski used the phrase "information skills"
D. Computers became common.

Several voters still (vote or votes)
either straight Republican or Democrat.

What are some characteristics that you learned about this student through his essay?
Fat-Free Chocolate Milk Box
There I was, staring at that fat-free chocolate milk box, so common, so simple, yet something completely new for me, completely different from the bagged yogurts my grandmother packed in my lunchbox along with little snack-sized cakes wrapped in colorful packages. After two days of having arrived in New York City, The fact of being in a completely different place was just starting to hit me, surrounded by a different culture and a different language. I wondered what that little milk box would’ve thought if it found itself surrounded by the fresh bagged whole milk and
yogurts I previously had in my school lunches. The smelly, dry, brownish rice on my tray didn't look tasty at all and on top of that, being there made me nervous so I did not feel like eating. Staring at my tray in order to avoid eye contact with the other kids was starting to get boring and weird so opening the milk seemed like my best choice. I wanted to open it, but how? Am I supposed to get a straw and poke it?... Am I supposed to rip the whole thing?... What if I spill it? I don’t want to spill it… Should I ask for help? No.

Read the sentence below from the story.
The nautical star on the back of her left hand glowed pink as she contemplated her dilemma.
What does using the phrase "contemplated her dilemma" suggest about Victoria?
(A) She had a long history of breaking the rules.
(B) She was unable to pay attention while in class.
(C) She often disagreed with the Actuarian's decisions.
(D) She had an instinct about calculating risk.

hich statement correctly compares and contrasts My Story and "On the Bus with Rosa Parks"? The memoir and the poem are both told from first-person point of view, but the poem is shorter. Both the memoir and poem describe the bus ride of Rosa Parks, but the memoir includes more facts. The memoir includes facts and opinions, but the poem includes only facts. Both the memoir and the poem are about Rosa Parks, but the poem talks more about her personal feelings.

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Imagine it is 1934. Twelve-year-old Wong Kai Chong leaves China and climbs aboard an enormous ship that will be his home for nearly a month. He journeys across the Pacific Ocean with dozens and dozens of other people who dream of a new life in America. Kai's father is waiting for him in San Francisco.

2Kai's heart leaps when he finally sees the beautiful California coast. Kai knows he isn't safe yet, though. Before Kai can become an American, he must pass an interview with the immigration officers. Kai is detained, or held, at an immigration station near San Francisco called Angel Island. He waits there, like a prisoner, until the immigration officers decide whether or not to let him into America.

3During Kai's interview, the immigration officers don't seem to care that he is young, scared, and far away from his home and family for the first time. “What is the name of your village in China?” the officer barks. “How many rooms were there in your house? What did the chairs look like?” Kai knows that his answers must match what his father said before him. If they don't, he will be sent back to China.

4Kai's story is told in the book, Kai's Journey to Gold Mountain. It is the fictional account of the challenges faced by more than 175,000 Chinese immigrants who came to America between 1910 and 1940.

Coming to America
5It wasn't always so hard for Chinese people to enter the United States. The first Chinese immigrants, almost all men, arrived during the California gold rush in the mid-1800s. Gold Mountain, as they called America, was full of opportunities for Chinese immigrants. Many worked at farming, mining, and building railroads, and they were able to send money home to their families in China. Compared to the hard life that many people had in China, life on Gold Mountain was a dream.

6As more and more Chinese immigrated, however, America became less welcoming. There was a job shortage in the United States, and American laborers resented the Chinese for being willing to work for lower pay. In 1882, the U.S. government passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, making it almost impossible for Chinese workers to enter the United States. There was one group of Chinese, however, that could not be legally kept out of the country—those with a parent who was a United States citizen. Just as it is now, American law guarantees citizenship to anyone born in the United States and to anyone whose parent is a U.S. citizen, regardless of their birthplace.

7Of course, many Chinese who wanted to immigrate to the United States did not have a parent here. Their solution was to become “paper sons” and “paper daughters” by buying fake papers showing a parent residing in the United States. They could do this because Chinese who had already entered the United States would often list many people from their village or town as their sons and daughters in an effort to help others enter. This was especially easy to do after 1906, when a great earthquake in San Francisco destroyed most, if not all, of the official records.

Immigration Station
8In 1910, an immigration station opened on tiny Angel Island outside of San Francisco, off the California coast. The purpose of the Angel Island Immigration Station was to enforce the Chinese Exclusion Act. As Chinese entered San Francisco, they were inspected. Those who did not enter the country immediately were sent to Angel Island for further questioning. Angel Island was very different from the immigration station on Ellis Island—the New York entry port on the other side of the country.

9In contrast to Ellis Island, where immigrants were processed and allowed entry fairly quickly, the goal of the officials at Angel Island was to deport, or send back, as many people as possible (see table). They asked the newly arrived immigrants detailed and difficult questions about the Chinese village they had come from or their family history. They tried to trap the immigrants into giving answers different from those of their resident “parent.” Immigrants were detained on the island for weeks, months, and even years. Immigrants whose witnesses lived in the eastern United States could wait an especially long time. Detained immigrants spent most of their time crowded into military-style barracks, or bunkhouses. It was a lonely, frustrating, and often depressing experience.



Powerful Poetry
10Angel Island's doors finally closed in 1940 when China and the United States became allies during World War II (1939–1945). Then, in the 1970s, a park ranger found poetry painted, written, and engraved on the walls of the barracks. The poems describe the boredom, sadness, and even anger that many people felt during their time at Angel Island.

8. How does hyperbole create a comedic or humorous effect?
it describes an exaggeration so extreme as to be laughable.
It places two ideas together that are almost never paired.
It makes a completely irrational (and also funny) statement.
It creates a situation that is the opposite of what readers expect.

Los angels_________one of the most visited tourist destinations, is a fascinating city what use pronouns

Choose have or has. Mother and father____good children

Eli was usually silent in class, but he had very strong opinions about The Diary of Anne Frank, a book written
by a young girl who was killed by Nazis during World War II. He wanted the class to take the book very
seriously, even though most students weren't especially interested in Anne or her death. Which of the
following would best explain Eli's perspective?
He enjoyed disagreeing with other class members and liked arguing.
He wanted the teacher to know he had read the book carefully.
O Members of his family were killed by Nazis during World War II.
He was angry because other students hadn't really read the book.

WHAT IS THE TOPIC AND SUPPORTING DETAILS IN PARAGRAPHS
1) The stages of life, from birth to death, may seem controlled by biology. (2) However, the way we think about life’s stages is shaped by society. (3) During the Middle Ages, for example, children dressed—and were expected to act—just like little adults. (4) Adolescence became a distinct stage of life only fairly recently, when a separate teenage subculture began to appear. (5) But in the Middle Ages, young people were “children” until about age 16. (6) Then they went to work, married, and had their own children. (7) Today, “young adulthood” has become a new stage of life, stretching from about age 20 to 30. (8) As life expectancy becomes longer and people spend years in active retirement, older adulthood has also become a distinct life stage.

b. The word ‘fresh’ in the phrase ‘fresh measurement’ in the second paragraph means:
i. having its original qualities unimpaired.
ii. not frozen, tinned or otherwise preserved.
iii. not previously done, new or different.
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