To what extent do you find Socrates point about human
tendency to confuse "shadows" with "reality" relevant
today? How does it relate to Fahrenheit 451?

I agree with Socrates and his point because

even up till today human being are still chasing shadow and being a prisoners of our job.

Socrates was describing the human being as a being that can sacrifice his freedom for little benefits.

Learn more about Socrates at;

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let all of us complete the quarrel
change into passive voice
it has 10 points
pls help me ​

what are the sections in project work writing?
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How does the author's diction affect the mood of the excerpt?

Read the excerpt from "Why Do Black Women Fear the Fro?" by Cheryl Thompson.

I also know a lot of black women who secretly want to go natural, but fear the reaction at work, what their family will say, even that their partner will leave them. If hair is just hair, you'd think going natural would be just as easy as processing your hair.

0 The informal diction creates a frustrated mood.
0 The colloquial diction creates an appeasing mood.
0 The objective diction creates an anxious mood.
0 The positive diction creates a determined mood.​

1. In the sentence below, identify the subject(s), select all that apply:

Winnie-the-Pooh gave Piglet a pot of golden honey.

Question 4 options:



Piglet



Winnie-the-Pooh



pot



honey



2. In the sentence below, identify the object(s), select all that apply:

Winnie-the-Pooh gave Piglet a pot of golden honey.

Question 5 options:



pot



Piglet



honey



Winnie-the-Pooh



3. To find a main noun and verb in a sentence, it's best practice to find the verb(s) first.

Question 8 options:


True

False


4. How do you test a word to see if it's a main verb? (select all that apply)

Question 10 options:



Find the subject and try words to see if there's a verb.



Find all words with "ing" endings.



Ask who/what before the word, followed by the rest of the clause.



If the question makes sense as a question (without adding extra words), you've found a verb.



Determine what the word is doing/being in the sentence.



5. Which of the following are "watch out words" for verbs, words that look like verbs but are not main verbs? (Select all that apply)

Question 11 options:



Participles are not main verbs



If a verb follows an object it is not a main verb.



Verbs ending in "ed" are not main verbs.



Gerunds are not main verbs.



If a verb follows a relative pronoun it is not a main verb.



If a verb follows a subject it is not a main verb.



If a verb follows the word "to" it is not a main verb.



6. Determine the main verb(s) in the sentence below, select all that apply:

As soon as he saw the big boots, Pooh knew that an adventure was going to happen, and he brushed the honey off his nose with the back of his paw, and spruced himself up as well as he could, so as to look ready for anything.

Question 14 options:



knew



brushed



was going



spruced



saw



happen



look



7. Determine the main verb(s) in the sentence below, select all that apply:

Pooh sat down, dug his feet into the ground, and pushed hard against Christopher Robin's back, and Christopher Robin pushed hard against his, and pulled and pulled at his boot until he had got it on.

Question 15 options:



had got



dug



pushed



pulled



sat



8. In the sentence below, determine the main verb(s), select all that apply:

Piglet was sitting on the ground at the door of his house blowing happily at a dandelion, and wondering whether it would be this year, next year, sometime or never.

Question 16 options:



was



sitting



blowing



wondering



9. In the sentence below, determine the subject(s), select all that apply:

Piglet was sitting on the ground at the door of his house blowing happily at a dandelion, and wondering whether it would be this year, next year, sometime or never.

Question 17 options:



year



house



Piglet



dandelion

what is 0.143 divided by 11?

What is the MOST important purpose of conducting research at the college level?
Question 2 options:

a)

to consider your rhetorical situation and develop a research question that will be appropriate to your situation

b)

to find credible sources and use those sources to support your position on an issue

c)

to find a topic that you are interested in and excited about

d)

to discover knowledge, new perspectives, and solutions to problems, and develop your own ideas to add to the conversation on an issue

What is the best meaning of the word dispersed in this sentence?
The crowd dispersed once the concert was over and the theater's lights came on.
O joined together
O sat down
O moved apart
returned later

The decisions you make as a teenager can impact the rest of your life. Do you agree or disagree with this statement. Why?

Carter explains that one of the challenges his generation faces is that they are misunderstood and underappreciatedWrite a response in which you present information regarding the problems and challenges faced by today's youth. What is the greatest challenge facing today's generation? What can be done to help youth address it? Be sure to include anecdotes, examples, and details to support your response

Underline the adjectives, including articles, in each of the following sentences.The number at the end of each line indicates how many adjectives are in each sentence. 1) The Kingdom of Heaven is like a man who traveled to a far country. (4) 2) He called his own servants and delivered unto them his goods.(3) 3) To one he gave five talents, but to another he gave two talents. (2)​

what is the verb and adverb in the turtle walks slowly​

3. Strategy: Make Inferences (a) Specify two
inferences you made based on text evidence
while reading "Everyday Use" and the deeper
meaning suggested by each. (b) In what ways did
the inferences you made support your
understanding of the story?

Communication being more complicated than one person choosing a message that they want to send and then sending it through a channel to a group of intended receivers is called a social constructionist model.
Group of answer choices
true or False

This is There is a park in New York. It is central park. Relative pronoun.​

3. Where is my bag? I saw it earlier, it in the dining room. (might be, must be, may not be) ​

QUESTION 7
Read the following sentence.
Other plants, such as tomatoes, have been genetically altered in a similar fashion to remain trasher longer
What is the denotative meaning of the word fashion as it is used in the sentence?
a. a trendy style
b. a prevailing custom
ca manner of doing something
d. a particular kind of person or object

Which one is main idea
Scientists will
see how species
are alike.
Scientists will
keep a list on
computers.
Scientists went
to a meeting in
Мау.
Which fits best in the box above?
A. Scientists will plant trees all over the world.
B. Scientists will identify the world's trees.
C. Scientists will look for trees that disappeared.
D. Scientists will talk about trees at a meeting.
A

Write a letter to your father telling him to pay up your school fees so that you can sit for the upcoming Examimation
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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.)

Rough Draft Essay
Of Mice and Men
Rough Draft Due: Friday, April 1

Directions:
Decide if Of Mice and Men is a novel about kindness or cruelty in the world. You must pick one side and defend your choice by providing examples from the novel and your own analysis. In your thesis statement, explain whether the novel shows the world to be kind or cruel. In the rest of your essay, you will need to provide evidence from the novel to support your claim and some of your own analysis to further support your claim. Follow the specific directions listed above each box.

Online access to novel:
John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men


Paragraph #1
Background Information: Provide 4-5 sentences that summarize the novel’s plot.
Thesis Statement: Make your claim about whether the novel is about kindness or cruelty in the world.




Paragraph #2
Topic Sentence: In one sentence, briefly identify your first example from the novel that supports your thesis.
Evidence From Novel: Write 3-4 sentences that describe your example in more detail than the topic sentence. Provide the page number(s) from the book where you found your evidence. Use your own words to summarize instead of direct quotes.
Analysis: In 3-4 sentences, explain why you think the example was kind or cruel.




Paragraph #3
Topic Sentence: In one sentence, briefly identify your second example from the novel that supports your thesis.
Evidence From Novel: Write 3-4 sentences that describe your example in more detail than the topic sentence. Provide the page number(s) from the book where you found your evidence. Use your own words to summarize instead of direct quotes.
Analysis: In 3-4 sentences, explain why you think the example was kind or cruel.







Paragraph #4
Topic Sentence: In one sentence, briefly identify your third example from the novel that supports your thesis.
Evidence From Novel: Write 3-4 sentences that describe your example in more detail than the topic sentence. Provide the page number(s) from the book where you found your evidence. Use your own words to summarize instead of direct quotes.
Analysis: In 3-4 sentences, explain why you think the example was kind or cruel.




Paragraph #5
Restate your thesis.
Discuss whether or not you think the world we live in has changed from the time the book was written in 1937. Is it more cruel now, more kind, or have things stayed the same?
Provide examples from the world today that you have seen or read about that support your perspective.

Brainliest if correct

Although Enrique continues to make poor decisions and is even imprisoned, he has what the author calls “enormous luck.” Using details from the story, explain what ultimately happens to Enrique.

do you think failure is an important part of success?why or why not can we learn from our failures?

2. What is the purpose of writing a news report?
A. persuade
B. No answer text provided.
C. inform
D. entertain

What were you doing when you felt most passionate and alive?

Ode to the cat how does Neruda describe the cats eyes throughout the poem?what effect does his choice of word have?

Based on all three passages, write an essay that explains the techniques the
authors use to reveal the personalities of Javert, Professor Moriarty, and Old
Dudley. Be sure to use information from all three passages to develop your
essay.

Describe a time when you felt impelled by deindividuation to do what others were doing.

Predict how the three readings will be similar to each other, then predict how they will be different.

Which of the following words is POSITIVE?

counterintuitive,



exacerbate,



synchronized,



excessive,