Answer:
c
Explanation: c
SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME write an essay on how society works
DUE ASAP BEFORE TOMORROW must have intro body and conclusion
Free verse poetry expresses ?
Answer:
How happy is the fortunate, fortunate fellowman!
Fortunate fellowman.
Are you upset by how blest it is?
Does it tear you apart to see the fortunate fellowman so lucky?
How happy is the eternal, highest holiness!
Down, down, down into the darkness of the highest holiness,
Gently it goes - the aeonian, the ageless, the endless.
Icy inhumanity is, in its way, the barbaric cruelty of cruelty.
Now fool is just the thing,
To get me wondering if the icy inhumanity is cockamamy.
Don't belive that the boundless blessedness is big?
the boundless blessedness is little beyond belief.
Now weeny is just the thing,
To get me wondering if the boundless blessedness is smallest.
I'm sorry that this is so weird and random!
Which of these passages from Saki's story, "The Open Window," is an example of flashback? A. Sec. 14:"They were all three engulfed in a treacherous piece of bog" is flashback used by the niece. B. Sec. 8: "Then you know practically nothing about my aunt?" is flashback used by Saki. C. Sec. 9: "An undefinable something seemed to suggest masculine habitation" is a flashback
Answer: A? It would make the most sense
Explanation:
Please write 4-5 sentences about what you see in this image. Include what you think happened after the photograph was taken.
Answer:
I see woods in this image. After this photograph was taken the train crashed?
what is better gacha club or gacha life
Answer:
gacha life
Explanation:
Answer: Gacha club is 100% better since you can do way more
Explanation:
a) What is the main conflict in the mighty ducks movie? describe it and identify what type of conflict it is.
b) Choose 1 character from the mighty ducks movie.
c) choose 2 character traits that describe the chosen character and provide a specific example from the movie to support your words.
d) Describe the setting of the mighty ducks movie.
e) write a down two topic that you think apply to the mighty ducks movie
Answer:
outh ice-hockey team The Mighty Ducks and their captain Charlie Conway are awarded the junior varsity hockey scholarships to Eden Hall Academy, a prestigious Minneapolis-area prep school that Coach Bombay attended. Charlie struggles with his transition from childhood to adolescence; he thinks he was abandoned by Bombay when the latter informs him that he intends to take a job with the Junior Goodwill Games, which would leave him unable to coach the Ducks; one of the Ducks' enforcers, Dean Portman, also decided not to attend the school after hearing about Bombay's leaving and Jesse Hall also does not attend. Bombay informs Charlie prior to the start of classes that the team will be in good hands under the tutelage of coach Ted Orion, a former NHL player.
The Ducks' start at the school begins inauspiciously; while the newer Ducks respectfully sit in at the headmaster's speech, the original teammates crash the ceremony on stage. The team then experience many early struggles: playing in the new "two-way hockey" defensive style of Coach Orion, Orion abandoning several Duck traditions and some of their youthful in-game 'trick' plays, and off-ice conflicts with the Varsity team. The Ducks' struggles continue, culminating in a tie in their first game after having a huge lead. Eventually, when Coach Orion restricts the old Ducks uniform after an unsanctioned early morning match with the Varsity team to settle their differences, Charlie decides to leave the team to return to public schools and seek a hockey career. Fulton follows, but considers quitting hockey much to Charlie's dismay. Sometime later, he ultimately returns to the team without Charlie.
Angry at Bombay's departure and at Orion's highly disciplined coaching style, Charlie's acting out alienates him from his mother, Hans (Gordon's old mentor and friend of the Ducks), and even his friends. Hans suddenly dies, and Bombay comes to Charlie's house the day following the funeral and takes him back to Eden Hall. He tells Charlie that Orion's career with the Minnesota North Stars ended when the team moved to Dallas and he stayed to care for his paraplegic daughter. Bombay tells Charlie the background story on how he first came to coach the Ducks and says he told Orion that Charlie was the heart and soul of the team, and it was his hope that both Orion and Charlie would learn something from each other. Bombay also admits telling Orion that Charlie was the real "Minnesota Miracle" man. Emotionally touched by his words, Charlie agrees to rejoin the team.
Arriving at the team bus for the next game, Charlie tells Orion he wants to play "two-way hockey". Surprised but pleased, Coach Orion welcomes him back. Before they depart, Dean Buckley, the school's headmaster, informs the team that its board of trustees wants to revoke the Ducks' scholarships and offers Orion a chance to start anew with a team of his choice. Satisfied with the team, Coach Orion balks at the news, threatening resignation. At a board meeting the following day, Bombay, who was an experienced lawyer before coaching the Ducks, acts as the Ducks' attorney and fights successfully for their case, and the board reinstates the Duck's scholarships.
Prior to the annual JV–Varsity game, Orion brings back the Duck jerseys, giving the team a renewed vigor. Throughout the game, the Varsity dominates on offense. However, the Ducks play good defense and manage to keep the game scoreless after two periods. During the second intermission, Dean Portman returns to the team (having finally accepted his scholarship), adding a needed spark. Late in the game, the Ducks get two penalties and must play 5 vs 3. During the time-out, Orion reinstates Charlie as captain and tells him to go for the win if the opportunity presents itself. With seconds left in the game, Charlie gets a breakaway and beats all the defensemen and goalie; he passes the puck back to Goldberg, now a defenseman, who scores into an wide-open net as time expires, securing a 1–0 victory for the Ducks.
Following the victory, Charlie embraces Orion and spots Bombay who has attended the game, and they both look across the rink to a newly-presented Eden Hall banner with the Ducks' logo. Bombay then departs the game amid a sea of cheering fans, with a smile.
Explanation:
Read this sentence.
Be sure to watch the child, please.
Select the sentence that uses an adjective and an adverb to add details.
Be sure to watch the sick child carefully, please.
Be sure to watch the child and her pets, please.
Be sure to watch and listen for the child, please.
Carol, be sure to watch the child, please.
Answer:
It is the first one: Be sure to watch the sick child carefully, please.
Explanation:
Answer:
I'd say option D: Carol, be sure to watch the child, please.
Explanation:
Because it would include the characters name in the story otherwise the dialogue wouldn't really progress forward and you wouldn't know the character.
Who is Reagan’s intended audience for this part of his speech?
American historians and educators
European trade unionists
democratic Germans
free markets in the South Pacific
Answer:
the answer for this question is c
Explanation:
democratic germans
The intended audience for this part of his speech by Reegan is C. democratic Germans.
Who are the audience?It should be noted that audience simply means the group of people that the author writes a piece for.
In this case, Reagan’s intended audience for this part of his speech are the democratic Germans.
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3. Complete the sentence by choosing the verb that agrees with the subject.
The council______
a new law about riding bikes on sidewalks.
A. are passing
B. has passed
C. have passed
O D. No change needs to be made to this sentence
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
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Read this sentence from the passage.
In the United States during the early 1900s, most people thought of automobiles as a passing fad.
How does this sentence support the author's purpose in writing the passage?
posterity definition
Answer:
all future generations of people.
Explanation:
Answer:
all future generations of people.
Explanation:
I used g o o g l e hope thats what you meant
PA ANSWER NAMN PO PLEASE
Answer:
driver:license
teacher:whiteboard
writer:pen
doctor:gown
Explanation:
PARAPHRASE THE POEM
Two Butterflies went out at Noon–
And waltzed above a Farm-
Then stepped straight through the
Firmament
And rested on a Beam-
And then-together bore away
Upon a shining Sea-
Though never yet, in any Port-
Their coming mentioned-be-
If spoken by the distant Bird
If met in Ether Sea
By Frigate, or by Merchantman-
No notice-was-to me
-capture the literal meaning of words not an analysis or figurative language representation of the poem! I’m really struggling with this!!!
Answer:
This poem describes two butterflies that went out at noon, And waltzed above a stream. Thereafter, they took an upward motion and headed towards the “shining sea,” a metaphorical reference to heaven. While reading this section, it seems that the description is some kind of dream vision the poet had. However, in the last section of the poem, Dickinson broods over where they had gone. She thinks a distant bird or a merchantman had seen them. But, she was not reported about their location.
Explanation:
how does the author of “learning guitar” mostly reveal the character of holly’s character?
A) Through Holly's words
B) Through Holly's thoughts
C) Through the actions of other characters
D) Through a direct description from the narrator
B) Through Holly's thoughts
Pang abay example saentence
Answer:
Halimbawa ng pangungusap na may pang-abay
ISANG ORAS akong naghintay sa pila.
Ang malalaking letra ang tinatawag na pang-abay at ang ginamit kong uri ay ang pang-abay na panggaano
Explanation:
Rewrite the sentence below so the pronoun is no
longer vague.
After the coach yelled at Morton, he felt terrible.
He felt terrible after he yelled at Morton.
Mr. Hadley
turns off all of the machines
because…
The children love the machines more than him. he feels that the family has become too reliant on technology.
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virse :what word am i trying to say 20 ponits
Answer:
i think you mean virus
Explanation:
Answer:
verse or maybe virus im leaning on virus...
yeah the answer is virus thanks for spending all this time :)
harry potter or ronald wesley
Answer:
Harry potter
Explanation:
I do like Ronald but I like Harry more
Examples of open compound words
Answer:
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Examples of compound words are Open compound word illustrations mobile phone, black eye. It was close. reasonable judgment. sweets made of cotton.full moon, first aid, and the dining room.
What do you mean by compound word?A compound in linguistics is a lexeme (more precisely, a word or sign) made up of more than one stem. The process of word construction that results in compound lexmes is known as compounding, composition, or nominal composition.
When two or more words or signs are combined to create a longer word or symbol, this is known as compounding. An open compound, also known as a spaced compound, is one that employs a space rather than a hyphen or concatenation; a closed compound is the opposite.
The meaning of the compound could be the same as or distinct from the meaning of its individual parts. A compound's component stems may belong to the same part of speech, as in the instance of the English word footpath, which is made up of the two component stems
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2. Which of the following is an example of persuasive writing?
travel brochure
short story
O
cause-and-effect essay
letter to the editor
Answer:
Cause and effect essay to the editor. I think
Explanation:
Which sentence most clearly describes the etymology of a word?
A. Tri in the words trident and triangleis Latin for "three."
B. The g in gnostic is silent, so the word starts with an "n" sound.
C. Synonyms for the word soldiers include troops and fighters.
D. One who is garrulous talks so much that it annoys others
Competition was fierce. People spoke of nothing else in the days that _________, admiring the winner and promising themselves that one day, their own kite would fly proudly over the town.
The correct word to complete the sentence is "followed." Therefore, the full sentence would be:
"Competition was fierce. People spoke of nothing else in the days that followed, admiring the winner and promising themselves that one day, their own kite would fly proudly over the town."
We can arrive at this answer because:
At the beginning of the sentence, we can see that the competition took place days ago.This is because the narrator uses the expression "was fierce" to refer to the competition and "was" is a verb that indicates that this occurred in the past.Therefore, people can only have commented on the competition after it was over, that is, in the days that followed the competition.Therefore, the only word capable of completing the blank space and leaving the sentence coherent and correct would be "followed."
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One theme of the poem is "Our identity is shaped by our ancestors."
True
False
Answer:
YAAAASSS ITS TRUEEE!!
Explanation:
Planning for the possibility that the plumbing in your house needs repair is part of a plan for _____.
a.
financing
b.
managing income
c.
managing liquidity
d.
cash inflow
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
managing income
Explanation:
having a plan can save you more money in the future.
Answer:
It's actually C "managing liquidity"
Explanation:
Correct on edg. 2021
13. How does the poet’s use of the simile “I am like a cowslip turning / Toward the sky,” in lines
32–33, convey the speaker’s feelings about herself and her situation in Passage 3?
A. She compares herself to a cowslip, a plant with drooping yellow flowers, to suggest
the sadness and despair she feels to love someone who does not return her love.
B. In answer to her question, "What am I?" she compares herself to "a cowslip" that is
turning its drooping flowers "[t]oward the sky," perhaps to suggest her need to be lifted
up in a figurative sense.
C. Like the cowslip that blooms very early in the spring, the speaker may feel that she is
too young and inexperienced to be loved by this man.
D. The comparison of the speaker to a cowslip, a small plant with drooping, fragrant
flowers, suggests that if she continues to pine away for this man, she will need the sun to
restore her energy.
Cowslip flower/plant
Answer:
C. Like the cowslip that blooms very early in the spring, the speaker may feel that she is
too young and inexperienced to be loved by this man.
Explanation:
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Read the poem, then answer the question below:
To the Maiden
by Stephen Crane
To the maiden
The sea was blue meadow,
Alive with little froth-people
Singing.
To the sailor, wrecked,
The sea was dead grey walls
Superlative in vacancy,
Upon which nevertheless at fateful time
Was written
The grim hatred of nature.
What theme is conveyed by contrasting views of the sea (the innocent maiden's view and the wrecked sailor's view)?
Question 1 options:
Maidens and Sailors will always have differing opinions of the sea.
One should respect the sea
People will always face difficult experiences.
One's perspective on life depends upon their experience."
Question 2 (3 points)
Read the poem, then answer the question below:
A Man Said to the Universe
by Stephen Crane
A man said to the universe:
"Sir I exist!"
"However," replied the universe,
"The fact has not created in me
A sense of obligation."
The universe's response to the man's assertion of his own existence reveals the theme of . . .
Question 2 options:
Nature's excitement of the man's existence
Nature's suspicion of man
Nature's indifference toward man
Nature's frustration with man
Question 3 (3 points)
Read the poem, then answer the question below:
I Walked in a Desert
by Stephen Crane
I walked in a desert.
And I cried,
"Ah, God, take me from this place!"
A voice said, "It is no desert."
I cried, "Well, But --
The sand, the heat, the vacant horizon."
A voice said, "It is no desert."
The lines "The sand, the heat, the vacant horizon" indicates the following naturalist theme in this poem:
Question 3 options:
Individuals are stripped of their power by forces beyond their control.
The belief that man is innately good
Individuals are the product of heredity and environment
People will act in ways that harm others or themselves.
Question 4 (3 points)
Read the following poem, then respond to the question below:
I Saw a Man Pursuing the Horizon;
By Stephen Crane
I saw a man pursuing the horizon;
Round and round they sped.
I was disturbed at this;
I accosted the man.
"It is futile," I said,
"You can never -"
"You lie," he cried,
And ran on.
Which concepts of Naturalism are apparent in the theme of this poem? (choose 2)
Question 4 options:
Focus on a specific geographic region
Focus on the supernatural and the irrational nature of the universe
Emphasis on the powerlessness of the individual
Emphasis on the hopelessness of obtaining power over one's environment
Focus on the concept that mankind is full of evil
Question 5 (3 points)
Read the poem, then answer the question below:
There Was a Crimson Clash of War
by Stephen Crane
There was crimson clash of war.
Lands turned black and bare;
Women wept;
Babes ran, wondering.
There came one who understood not these things.
He said, "Why is this?"
Whereupon a million strove to answer him.
There was such intricate clamour of tongues,
That still the reason was not.
Which line from the poem best illustrates the theme or message of the poem that war is senseless?:
Question 5 options:
"There came one who understood not these things. / He said, "Why is this?'"
"There was such intricate clamor of tongues, / That still the reason was not"
"There was a crimson clash of war."
"Lands turned black and bare; / Women wept"
Answer: Q1: one's perspective...
Q2: Nature's indifference towards men
Q3: individuals are stripped of their power....
Q4: Emphasis on the powerlessness..
Emphasis on the hopelessness...
Q5: There was such intricate...
Explanation: literally just did the quiz rn, btw the person on top gave all the wrong answers so I thought I had to give you the right ones :)
Answer:
Q1: One's perspective on life depends upon their experience."
Q2: Nature's indifference towards men
Q3: Individuals are stripped of their power by forces beyond their control.
Q4: Emphasis on the hopelessness of obtaining power over one's environment/Emphasis on the powerlessness of the individual
Q5: "There was such intricate clamor of tongues, / That still the reason was not"
Explanation:
Got them right just took the quiz and got an A+
I enjoyed the food, but I didn't like the dessert. Answer:
A: simple B: compound C: complex
Use context clues to define the word in italics.
In “They Don't Mean It!” Mary and Kim helped each other understand their cultural differences.
What is the best meaning of the word cultural in the context of the story?
A.
religious beliefs
B.
customs and traditions
C.
education and training
D.
language
Answer:
Customs and Traditions
Explanation:
Because that is the basics of the concept of culture.
Answer:
the answer is b hope you like it
Explanation:
the answer was on my test
Define Liturgy
What is Liturgy?
Answer:
a form or formulary according to which public religious worship, especially Christian worship, is conducted.
Explanation:
Liturgy is the customary public worship performed by a religious group, especially by a Christian group. As a religious phenomenon, liturgy represents a communal response to and participation in the sacred through activities reflecting praise, thanksgiving, remembrance, supplication or repentance. It forms a basis for establishing a relationship with a divine agency, as well as with other participants in the liturgy.