Read this excerpt from “Rules of the Game.”
I was six when my mother taught me the art of invisible strength. It was a strategy for winning arguments, respect from others, and eventually, though neither of us knew it at the time, chess games.

“Bite back your tongue,” scolded my mother when I cried loudly, yanking her hand toward the story that sold bags of salted plums. At home, she said, “Wise guy, he not go against wind. In Chinese we say, Come from South, blow with wind – poom! – North will follow. Strongest wind cannot be seen.”
Mrs. Jong advises her daughter not to confront others openly, but to seem to go along with them while subtly leading them in the direction she prefers. What would Mami in “Daughter of Invention” think of that advice? (2pts.)


Read the following excerpt from “Rules of the Game.”
“One of the Chinese parishioners had donned a Santa Claus costume and a stiff paper beard with cotton balls glued to it. I think the only children who thought he was the real thing were too young to know that Santa Claus was not Chinese.”
The spread of Western culture around the world has introduced Santa Claus to many different cultures. Do you think this is a positive or negative development? Do you think Amy Tan approves of such cultural homogenization? In a paragraph of 5 sentences, explain your answers using details from the text to support your ideas. (5pts)


How do the Jongs acquire their first chess set? What did Mrs. Jong tell Vincent to do with it? How do the boys respond? (3pts.)



What are some of the ways in which Waverly’s mother shows she is ambitious for her daughter and proud of her accomplishments? (2pts.)



As a result of Waverly’s success at chess, what conflicts arise between her and her mother? (1pt.)


What do you think Waverly’s fantasy at the end of the story means? What do you predict as her “next move?” (2pts.)


A good title has what is sometimes called resonance. That means that the title resounds or echoes with meanings. Review passages in the story where rules of various sorts are talked about. What multiple meanings might the title of this story have? How do you feel about Tan’s choice of title? (2pts.)

The thing which Mami, Cukita's mother from “Daughter of Invention” would think of that advice is that she would be displeased as she is hot-tempered and confronts people openly.

The spread of Western culture which has introduced Santa Claus to the world can be viewed as a positive development because it helps with cultural diffusion and would help with the understanding of the culture of others.

No, I do not think that Amy Tan would approve of this cultural homogenization because she wants to preserve her culture and protect it from external influences.

The way in which the Jongs got their first chess set was at the Christmas party held at First Chinese Baptist Church.

Mrs Jong told them she does not want the game when they get home..

Some of the ways in which Waverly's mother shows that she is ambitious is by teaching her daughter the art of invisible strength so she can win the chess competition.

The conflict which arose as a result of their success of Waverly was the fact that her mother was overbearing, making Waverly lose some of her love for chess.

The meaning of the fantasy that Waverly has at end of the story is that she imagines playing her mother in chess. Her next move would be to quit playing chess for some time.

The choice of the title of the story is apt because it shows that there are rules by which a person that wants to be successful at chess must have to abide by, even though some of the "rules" were overbearing

She is a fictional character from the book Rules of the Game as she was a culturally inclined woman who tried to teach her daughter about avoiding open confrontations.

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Theo's older brother, Antonio, was learning carpentry, and over the past few months, he had transformed the shed into his carpentry workshop. Theo always looked up to Antonio and tried to be like him. He was fascinated by all the wonderful objects Antonio had carved from wood, and longed to try his hand at carpentry too. But every time he asked Antonio if he could operate one of his cool carpentry tools, Antonio's response was always the same.
"You're too young to use these tools, Theo. They might look fun to use, but trust me, they are not easy to operate."
That day, Antonio was building an intricate model of a house. He had been working on it for weeks, and the model was nearly complete. Suddenly, Antonio realized that he needed to run to the store to buy more nails. As soon as he left, Theo approached Antonio's work area and began to look around with glee. When his eyes fell on the power drill, which was still connected to the power socket, he smiled mischievously. He picked it up and switched it on, aiming it at a piece of wood lying on the table. But the drill was heavier than he imagined, and he could not hold on to it as it vibrated powerfully in his hand. Panicking, Theo dropped the drill and in his haste, he tripped over the wire on the floor. Losing balance, he went crashing into the table, knocking over Antonio's model house as he went down. It fell to the floor and broke into pieces. As Theo stared in shock at the mess he had created, Antonio came back into the shed. Theo immediately began to apologize.
"I too was curious and brash when I was your age, little brother. But experience has taught me to be more careful and responsible. When you're older, I'll teach you to operate these tools," Antonio said. Theo apologized again and helped his brother clean up the mess.

What is the best summary of the passage?

A.

Theo watches his elder brother Antonio making things in their shed and asks Antonio to let him use his carpentry tools, but Antonio does not allow him to use them. Theo tries to use Antonio's power drill when he is away, and destroys Antonio's model house. Theo is worried that his brother will be upset.

B.

Theo is fascinated by his older brother Antonio's carpentry tools. One day in Antonio's absence, Theo plays with his power drill and ends up breaking a model house and making a mess. Theo apologizes to Antonio, who advises his younger brother to be careful and operate these tools when he is older.

C.

Theo loves watching Antonio make beautiful things using his modern carpentry tools, and longs to use the tools himself. But Antonio tells him that the tools are not easy to operate. However, when Antonio is away, Theo plays with a power drill, drops it on the floor, and destroys Antonio's model house.

D.

Theo watches his brother Antonio make things in his carpentry workshop. Antonio does not let Theo use his carpentry tools because he feels Theo is too inexperienced to use them and may harm himself. Theo examines Antonio's power drill when Antonio is away, and while doing so drops it on the floor.

What’s the answer?????

If you take drugs from the class known as "depressants", it's likely your energy will be __________ when you feel the effects.
empirical


depleted


excessive


substantial

Substitute a pronoun for the noun or noun phrase in italics.

What are conflicting perspectives in a literary text?

How is miss Emily described in part 1 in the book a rose for Emily

one of your friend seems fed up with the situation in your country and he wants to go abroad to seek greener pasture,write a letter to tell him with at least three reason why he should remain in his country.

Mandatory American health insurance Create one “pro” paragraph in support of the issue and one “con” paragraph against the issue. You need to include one academic and reliable source in the “pro” paragraph and one in the “con” paragraph.

A.
PART B: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
"During the first 33 years after its introduction into Congress the amendment made
practically no progress and until seven years ago it had not been debated on the floor
for 30 years." (Paragraph 9)
B. "She became, however, the forerunner of the 'militants,' who adopted the forceful
tactics of the latter days of the campaign." (Paragraph 10)
C. "Continuing their demonstrations over a period of seven years members of the
women's party picketed the White House with banners in their hands and served terms
in jail for the disturbances of the peace..." (Paragraph 13)
D. "Full suffrage is enjoyed to-day by the women of 21 foreign countries, including the
new slates of Czecho-Slovakia and Poland and the ancient nations of England,
Germany and the Scandinavian countries." (Paragraph 18)

I didn't buy the jacket because it was ........ 1) big enough 2) too big 3) bigger 4) so biggest.also give the reason​

Which evidence would be best to add to paragraph 3 to support the claim that music develops fine motor skills?

Using your knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and word roots, answer the question.

When I asked Dwayne why he was wearing a long-sleeve shirt and putting on sunscreen, he told me that he is on a medication that makes him hypersensitive to sunlight.

In this sentence, the word hypersensitive means
A.
normally sensitive.
B.
less sensitive.
C.
very sensitive.
D.
not sensitive.

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Cinderella
Correlative Conjunctions
Directions: Choose the correct word(s).
1 Neither Mary nor Bob (have, has) work today.
2 Both the math test and the science test (are, is) scheduled for today.
3 We can (either, neither) go to the park (or, nor) go to the cinema. It's
your choice.
4 (Neither, Both) baseball (nor, and) tennis are sports.
nor and your friend is old on
Choose the correct words

Which statement best describes how Guildenstern's
perspective about Rosencrantz develops?
d have a
O He begins to question Rosencrantz's character.
O He becomes more patient with Rosencrantz.
O He becomes more hurt by how Rosencrantz treats
him.
O He begins to see things from Rosencrantz's point
of view.
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How does the time period affect Pecola

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What is writing style? the way a writer puts words together, and the words he or she uses the way that a writer organizes the ideas in a report or story the way a writer uses specialized vocabulary related to the topic none of these

When you think back to your first day of high school, what did you think you would be like as a senior? Are you a lot different or were you pretty much right? Are you as ready for graduation as you thought you would be? Are you excited or nervous about high school coming to a close

HELP ME WITH MY ENGLISH! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!
Arrange the events of the plot of "Three Small Miracles" in their proper order.

1.Evelyn interrupts Kelly's futile attempt to write.
2.Kelly is assigned a poem but finds it impossible to write.
3.Kelly looks for Evelyn.
4.Robbie refuses to help.
5.Kelly thinks of a poem.
6.Kelly declines an opportunity to cheat on the assignment.
7.Kelly hurts Evelyn's feelings.
8.Robbie discovers that Evelyn has run away.
9.Robbie catches up with Kelly.
10.Kelly asks Robbie to help her write a poem.
11.Kelly and Robbie find Evelyn.
12.Kelly's parents leave for the weekend, putting Robbie in charge.

Who was Pap finn and what he did , in the novel of adventure of Huckleberry Finn ?

What’s the answer????

Some schools do not let let students bring their cell phones to school. do you think this is a good idea? (70-90) word.

What are the answers to these?​

Acrostic poem for conform HAS TO DO WITH CONFORMITY

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How much did the first cell phone weigh?
One pound
Two pounds
Three pounds
Four pounds
5.

Write questions using the future progressive, future perfect, or future perfect progressive.

1-what/Hal/do/in 2019?

2-what/he/achieve/by then?

3-how long/he/ live/in Los Angeles in 2022?

4-what he/do/by the time he moves to Los Angeles?

5-By when/he/buy/a house?

6-what/he/write/in 2023 ?​

Claudius: ’Tis sweet and commendable in your nature, Hamlet,
To give these mourning duties to your father:
But, you must know, your father lost a father;
That father lost, lost his; and the survivor bound
In filial obligation for some term
To do obsequious sorrow; but to presever
In obstinate condolement is a course
Of impious stubbornness, ’tis unmanly grief

–Hamlet,
William Shakespeare

Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions about the passage.

Based on the passage, how does Claudius really feel about Hamlet’s mourning?

He thinks that Hamlet mourns too much.

What does the passage reveal about the relationship between Claudius and Hamlet?

There is tension between them.

A topic on the theme "Famous Last Words"​

Serafina and the Black Cloak

True or False: One big clue that leads serafina to believe that mr. throne is the man in the black cloak is that he has too many talents and seems too good to be true.