Re-read Text C, The Clement Street Soup and Sourdough Restaurant, in the insert and then
answer Question 3 on this question paper.
Question 3
Imagine you are Andrei. You have noticed the changes in Lois which have made you reconsider
how your business operates and decide to make some improvements. A few weeks later, you give
a speech to other business owners.
In your speech you should explain:
the nature of your business, what you hope to achieve and how successful it has been so far
the concerns you have had about your staff
the improvements you have made at GD as a result of speaking with Lois.
Write the words of the speech.
Base your speech on what you have read in Text C, but be careful to use your own words. Address
each of the three bullet points.
Begin your speech: 'My company, General Dexterity ...'
Write about 250 to 350 words.
Up to 15 marks are available for the content of your answer and up to 10 marks for the quality
of your writing.​

Answer:

It is B

Explanation:

The delicious singing of the mother – or of the young wife at work – or of the girl sewing or washing – Each singing what belongs to her, and to none else. . . .

Singing, with open mouths, their strong melodious songs.

—“I Hear America Singing,”
Walt Whitman

What type of image does Whitman create by having the workers sing repeatedly?

an image of happy workers
an image of bored workers
an image of tired workers
an image of angry workers

In what city does Stephen visit a prostitute? a. Cork c. Blackrock b. Dublin d. Belfast

2 Complete the sentences with an irregular verb
from the box. Use the present perfect

take not visit see meet go (2) play speak

1 My sister has seen that exhibition three
times. She loves it!
2 My grandparentshd, to museums all over the
world,
3 We.... about ten photos so far.
4 1.... never ... to anyone in English outside
class,
5 L... never ... a famous artist. Have you?
6 He..... to the gallery. He'll be back later,
7 ..... an interesting gallery - they are all very boring!
8 ... the guitar in three bands.​

Why do people insist on being gross. If I wanted to talk to you I would do it. If i wanted something more, I would say so , I don't need to see your d

This is a short paragraph can u please help me:( and hurry

I need help please.
James is researching information for his essay. Which of the following Web sites has an address that suggests it may be more credible? ​

Why is new technology so important for teens

Is homework necessary for students‘development’
Can you write it as argumentative persuasive essay

12. What did Brian see on a bike ride with his friend Terry?
(A) His mother with a strange man with short blond hair
(B) A moose
(C) A car accident
(D) A fight between his parents

I can't speak for anyone else, but spaghetti and meatballs are my favourite meal. 3 subject verb errors

Which words share the Latin root contained in the word compel?

Select all that apply.

propellant
expelled
spelling
dispel

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Select the correct answer.
Why is line reading essential to an actor’s performance?
A.
It conveys the pitch, tone, and emotion of the dialogue.
B.
It ensures that actors get feedback from the director before performing.
C.
It conveys the reason behind the actor’s performance.
D.
It helps other actors recognize their cue.

What are some of the challenges you have experienced due to the coronavirus?
I need many examples!

Create a sentence using the word participate.

Please help me answer this question:
Write a complex sentence from these sentences using a subordinating
conjunction.
Mary is talented. She sings opera. She also act in
Broadway plays.

1. She wants to live ________________ by the sea (in a certain place).

2. She put ________________ in the box, all the things that she had.

3. Does ________________ have a phone charger? (I don’t know if a person has a charger or

not.)

4. We went ________________ this weekend. We stayed at home.

5. She didn’t bring ________________ to the party.

6. Is there ________________ in the room?

7. A: What’s wrong? B: ________________, I’m fine.

8. ________________ lives in that house. It’s empty.

9. Would you like to go ________________ this weekend? (I don’t expect a particular answer.)

10. ________________ was really friendly, all the managers and even the CEO.

11. ________________ is going really well and so I’m really happy.

12. I know ________________ in this company. It’s my first day.

13. Did you go ________________ during the summer? (I don’t know if you did or not.)

14. She doesn’t want ________________ to help her.

15. She loves ________________. She’s a really kind person.

16. I must have left my keys ________________!

17. They looked ________________ for the money. They looked in all the places in the house.

18. Would you like ________________ to drink? (This is an offer, not a real question.)

19. ________________ in the UK has hot weather today. It’s cold all over the country.

20. ________________ unusual happened. It was a very ordinary day.

21. I gave the children ________________ to eat because they were hungry.

22. I wish ________________ would clean this mess up!

23. ________________ came to the door earlier but I don’t know who it was.

24. I’d love to travel ________________ – all over the whole world!

Which statements are true about the windmill scene in the excerpt only?
Select each correct answer.
It is a metaphor for something else.
It is mean-spirited and one-sided.
It reveals a multidimensional character.
It has political overtones.
It includes opposing viewpoints.
It makes someone look silly.

Do you believe Martin Luther King Jr's remarks go too far? Do you believe they do not go far enough?

Which of the following sentences contain
figurative language? *
O
The breeze caused the wind chimes to
clang.
The flowers bowed to each other in the
breeze.
O The breeze rustled the fall leaves.
O A sudden breeze moved the leaves.

sword is mightier than pen explain​

Anne writes her father, "You can't and mustn't regard me as fourteen, for all these troubles have made me older; I shall not be sorry for what I have done, but shall act as I think I can. You can't coax me into not going upstairs; either you forbid it; or you trust me through thick and thin; but then leave me peace as well!" What type of CONFLICT is this and why? *

"Dying of the light" is a symbol of
A-the end of an era B-the end of life C-the end of the day. D-the speakers age

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Find 1 simile and 1 metaphor within this

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Additional Activities
Directions: Use the following verbs correctly in writing correct inverted sentences.
You may use either the base form or -s form of the given verbs.
1. stand/stands
2. whisper/whispers
3. write/writes
4. speak/speaks
5. sing/sings

1. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. During class, the visiting fire chief discussed putting out a kitchen fire with students.
b. With a flowing mane and well-groomed coat, Dara thought the Arabian mare was a beautiful sight.
c. Flapping briskly in the wind, Paul lowered the flag at dusk.
d. After climbing the ship’s mast, the captain used his telescope to scan the horizon.

2. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The advertisement said that lawn mowers were on sale in the newspaper.
b. Just published by the wildlife management program, the rangers are enforcing the new regulations.
c. Animals with large ears, such as elephants, may use them to cool their bodies.
d. I lent the novel Beloved to my father that I had received for my birthday.

3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Having opened the front door, the neighbor’s kitten bolted into our house.
b. Shrouded in mist, a poster of the mountains in Tibet hung on her wall.
c. Refusing to stand trial for theft, O. Henry’s solution was to flee from Texas to Honduras.
d. Packed with nutrients, the plant’s tuber provided it energy through the long and cold winter.

4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. A petition for the preservation of wetlands was passed around the school signed by more than five hundred people.
b. Possessing an impressive understanding of how snakes move, his presentation on reptilian locomotion was fascinating.
c. Opening her eyes underwater, Blanca saw blurry images of seaweed and fish.
d. Swaying in the hurricane, the tower’s flexibility was remarkable.

5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Tara attended the senior prom wearing a peach-colored chiffon gown and shoes that had been dyed to match.
b. Raining off and on, we drove carefully on the slick highway to Chicago, Illinois.
c. Leading the debate squad to victory, Carla’s pride was evident.
d. Using a soft brush, the archaeologist removed sand from the prehistoric basket.

6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Perhaps Mary feels badly because she ate too much candy.
b. Roderigo thinks it would be a real great adventure to climb the pyramids in Mexico.
c. After weeks of practice, Sel sang well at the state tryouts.
d. Because we cleaned out the fuel injection system, our car now runs good.

7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The naturalist stayed quietly because he did not want to disturb the parrots in their habitat.
b. In general, Lester’s modem works good, but it sometimes crashes for no good reason.
c. Doug felt bad about forgetting Carolyn’s name.
d. Despite having run a marathon yesterday, my father feels real good today.

8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. The ancestral Pueblo people always picked the safest locations for their communities.
b. I challenge you to play your trombone more louder than anyone else in the brass section.
c. Although the monkey is more agiler than the sloth, this awkward creature survives well in trees.
d. Is your photograph of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial more better than mine?

9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. Between Richard and Elizabeth, who are cousins, Richard is the oldest.
b. In my opinion, the most interesting fact is that bees examine the sun’s position to find their way home.
c. Trail mix—a hearty blend of nuts, seeds, and dried fruits—is one of the bestest foods to take on a hiking or camping trip.
d. This color printer produced the fractal images beautiful.

10. Choose the sentence that is written correctly, with NO ERRORS in the placement or use of modifiers.
a. That column is collapsing because it is supporting more weight than any of the others.
b. Alejandra, who is the most smart student in the senior class, will study for a year in Brazil before starting college.
c. This spiderweb, which is covered with dew, is more lovelier than any other one in the garden.
d. “The wolf moth, which really does look like a wolf, is more large than these moths,” said the entomologist.

Write a paragraph summary of "The Diary of Anne Frank Act 1"​

TIMED MAJOR GRADE !! NEED HELP !

Lights in the Darkness 4
Item 1
In Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, how does Anne make a connection between her mother and Mrs. Van Daan?

She wonders whether she will be like her mother or more like Mrs. Van Daan when she is a mother.

She describes both women as ineffective mothers.

She complains that both women are flirtatious.

She wishes that her mother and Mrs. Van Daan were more alike.

hamilton figurative language