Question 3 (1 point)
Ms. Woods has always liked poetry, and even though she was shy when she was younger, she loved acting
out poems with different voices and sounds. When she was in third grade, she would act out the poems in
her room in front of the mirror. She promised herself that when she became a teacher, her poetry class
would be fun! And it is! Several students have already started performing, or slamming, their original
poems in her class.
What point of view is the narrator using in this exposition?
Оа
1st person
Oь
2nd person
Oc
3rd person omniscient
3rd person limited
Od

Answer: third person limited

Explanation:

It focuses on the one character

1. What happens to Toby? 2. What's an idiom? What does Christopher's mom mean by, "Go on or you'll catch your death?” 3. Find an example of a conflict and determine whether is internal or external. Then analyze its significance.​

What if you take your car to the local automotive repair shop and have work done and do not have enough money to pay the bill? What right does the repair shop have? What would the best solution be?

what is a good thesis for antigone

Which theme is developed in The Hobbit when Bilbo tricks the spiders into chasing rocks so he can save the dwarves?

A. There is always the chance of failing when one takes a risk.
B. Challenges often reveal one's inner strength and resolve.
C. Without hope, fear can be overwhelming.
D. The freedom to make mistakes can lead to innovation.

How does the word choice in paragraph 70 contribute to the tone of the passage?

what kind of figurative language is this? the hall light shined as bright as the sun​

according to the text, what draws a teen to a crush

Which rising action would best help develop the theme "it's important to believe in yourself"? A. Every time Jen wins a spelling bee, she talks about it for weeks and weeks afterwards. B. Charles always carries a lucky charm with him because he thinks it protects him and brings him good luck. C. Jessamine studies for exactly three hours every night, then spends two hours playing video games. D. Arne discovers that there are more than 100 people competing in the swim meet, and he'd only been swimming for one season.​

The word praires has a long i or short vowel sound

I bit into a crispy apple rewrite for figuratively
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Dilemma: Your friend is planning a big birthday party and she wants to invite a
boy she likes from school. You heard a lot of bad things about that boy. If you tell
your friend she will be very upset but you want her to know the truth. What do
you do?

1. What is the dilemma

2. Identify the contradicting values.

3. What would you do?

"We visited her this morning" they said.
Reported speech

Read this excerpt from Chapter Two of Jack London’s The Call of the Wild. Buck learned easily, and under the combined tuition of his two mates and Francois made remarkable progress. Ere they returned to camp he knew enough to stop at "h.o.," to go ahead at "mush," to swing wide on the bends, and to keep clear of the wheeler when the loaded sled shot downhill at their heels.

What is a good prediction question to ask after reading this excerpt?
Will Buck be a successful sled dog?
Are there other dogs helping pull the sled?
Will Francois teach the dogs commands?
Does the sled carry any cargo to the camp?

Missouri’s application for statehood stirred up the issue of whether slavery was constitutional. True False

What sentence best contributes to the humorous tone of "the damation of a canyon"?

Summarize what slavery was like based on these lines.

One such who could was an old man, call him Toby. And
standing tall, yet afraid, was a young woman who once had
wings. Call her Sarah. Now Sarah carried a babe tied to her
back. She trembled to be so hard worked and scorned.
The slaves labored in the fields from sunup to sundown.
The owner of the slaves calling himself their Master. Say he
was a hard lump of clay. A hard, glint coal. A hard rock pile,
wouldn’t be moved. His Overseer[1] on horseback pointed out
the slaves who were slowing down. So the one called Driver
cracked his whip over the slow ones to make them move
faster. That whip was a slice-open cut of pain. So they did
move faster. Had to.

How would you describe Aunt Madina?

How does “Men of Honor” reflect what Lincoln called “the unfinished work?” What responsibility do we have to follow through on an actual “new birth of freedom?”

6th grade reading I mark as brainliest

Just as Whit Diffie predicted in the early 1970s, we are now entering the Information Age, a postindustrial era in which information is the most valuable commodity. The exchange of digital information has become an integral part of our society. Already tens of millions of e-mails are sent each day, and electronic mail will soon become more popular than conventional mail. The Internet, still in its infancy, has provided the infrastructure for the digital marketplace, and e-commerce is thriving. Money is flowing through cyberspace, and it is estimated that every day half the world's Gross Domestic Product travels through the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications network. In the future, democracies that favor referenda will begin to have on-line voting, and governments will use the Internet to help administer their countries, offering facilities such as on-line tax declarations.

–The Code Book,
Simon Singh

What kind of evidence is included in the passage? Check all that apply.

The focus of poetic intent with _____________ is on thoroughly describing one particular aspect of something.
narrative poetry
didactic poetry
lyric poetry
descriptive poetry

Which of the following rhetorical devices is unique to speaking?
A. Pausing before speaking to make the point stronger
B. Appealing to the audience's sense of logic
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C. Using humor to make the topic more interesting
D. Appealing to the audience's emotions

Identify the sentence that expresses too many unrelated ideas at a time.
O A. Ruby picked the dirt from underneath her fingernails, and military
commanders ordered more troops to the front.
O B. Ruby picked the dirt and grime from underneath her fingernails.
O C. Ruby picked the dirt from underneath her fingernails while
whistling her favorite tune.
D. None of the sentences above show too many unrelated ideas.

Read the excerpt from "Object Lesson, Part 1."

"Well, if it's a real live crime," he said, turning to Louise, "I don't imagine anyone wants to hear me ramble on about crimes that are dead and buried. In fact, I think it would be more interesting if I gave the class a demonstration of how a crime is actually solved. What do you think, Miss Carpenter?"

Understanding leaped into her eyes, along with hope.

This information supports the prediction that Ellery will

work to solve the class’s crime.
discuss crimes that happened in the past.
feel nervous in front of the class.
determine that the crime is not real.

1 pts
A child is shown Covered in itchy bug bites after using an inferior bug spray. Is this an example of Ethos,
Pathos, or Logos?
What is the answer

Mostly women, minorities, young people, and working class? A Republic B. democrat

What are some ways to use visual aids?
a. to add to the text
b. to retell the text
C.
both a and b
none of the above
d.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B.
С
D

Help, plsss
Read these sentences from line 3. These statements impact the story by explaining
A. why the narrator laughs so hard at dinner.
B. the narrator’s presence at dinner.
C. the narrator’s reason for suspicion.
D. why the guests embraced him.

in Anne frank the diary of a young girl, how does anne make an connection between his mother and mrs.van daan?

It's a silly concept, isn't it? Loving someone before you have even met them. This should lead you to wonder if Romeo's love is genuine and an act of fate, or is he being persuaded by one of the types of crushes Dr. Pickhardt describes in his article "Adolescence and the Teenage Crush". What do you think? Defend your answer with an explanation.