Read the two stories.Story 1:Amelia could not find her dog, Rocky, so she started to look for clues. She searched the fence and discovered a large, muddy hole under one section. She crawled through the hole and walked toward the neighbor’s house. Muddy paw prints covered the porch steps. Amelia knocked on the back door and suddenly heard a bark. She had found her dog.Story 2:For the science fair, Peter was measuring how sunlight affected plants. Each day he watered his plants and tracked their progress. One day, he noticed that all the plants were starting to droop. Something was fishy, so Peter began to investigate. He discovered soapy water on the table. Soapy water is harmful to plants. He waited after school and hid behind a desk to see if someone was messing with his plants. Ten minutes later, he saw Emily enter the room, make a soapy mixture, and pour it into the plants. She was caught red-handed.Which statement describes how the authors developed their topics?A.Both authors include humor in their stories.B.Both authors have their characters look for clues.C.Both authors have their characters act discouraged.D.Both authors include characters who ask for support. (its long)

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Amelia found pawprints , while Peter found soapy water.

Answer: B.

Explanation:

Because they are investigating something and looking for clues.

Generally speaking, the purpose of revision is to _____. Select all that apply.
make sure an argument is supported by evidence
improve logical coherence
brainstorm some new ideas
correct syntax mistakes
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make sure an argument is supported by evidence
improve logical coherence

Read the following text:
The day dawned hot and steamy. Not a good start to a day that would be filled with hard physical labor and little time for rest.
This text is an example of which of the following?
A) Dialogue
B) Exposition
C) Plot
D) Suspense

The theme of order plays an important role in The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle. Pretend you are explaining to a child why he or she needs to clean his or her room. In about 150 words or less, record the reasons you would use to convince the child that keeping a room in “order” is an important practice for now and the rest of his or her life. If you can, try to connect your reasons to bigger life lessons. Keep in mind that you will need to make it appropriate for a young audience.
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To all the kids who don't like cleaning their room then I'm just saying you should clean your room. Cleaning your room is important because If you don't then you might hurt someone or your self which you shouldn't do. If you don't clean it might smell or you are gonna hurt your self. Doing a deep clean of your dirty room can also help tidy up your brain. This will help clear out any clutter and keep your room, and your thoughts, organized. Even though cleaning your room may feel really boring and stressful but it can help you feel a sense of an accomplishment, happiness and pride. Sometimes you might even lose something (or even someone) in your dirty room so in my opinion I think you should clean your room so you don't turn into a slob like a lot of people on the tv shows. (weird people).