We don't have _____ of those items.

Answer:

all?

any?

Explanation:

whe don't have any of those items

? Question
Which four words in the passage should be capitalized?

The planning committee was busy organizing a spring dance. To reflect the historical time period they were
studying in history class, the committee members chose the roaring twenties as the dance's theme. Choosing a
date for the event proved to be a more difficult task. The members knew that the dance should be in may, but they
couldn't decide on a day of the week. After some heated debate, the members reached a consensus and decided to
hold the event on a friday to avoid conflicts with other weekend plans.

a. Change the following into indirect speech. She said, "While I was having dinner, the phone rang. My friend said, "Where are they staying?" c. Jamila said, "I travel a lot in my job." . ​

dialogue about school's canteen​

My sister is the one. She told me about the exhibition.

If monkey was not there? If cat 1 would have ran away?​

please help and answer these questions ​

who else is in 6th and is on lesson 1.08 for language arts? If you are lets do z o o m and we can work on it together but w e w o u l d o n l y d o c h a t b o x

If Poe had written "The Black Cat" in purely chronological order, what effect do you think it would have
had on the story's pacing, mood, and Tone

Number 17 either a or c

Finding information you need to complete a writing project is called
A.) Collaboration.
B.) Drafting.
C.) Pre-writing.
D.) Research.

Which detail from "Justin Lebo” best shows that Justin is caring?

A - "They were so happy," Justin remembers. "It was like they couldn't believe it. It made me feel good just to see them happy."
B - "Will you help me fix it up?" he asked. Justin's hobby was bike racing, a passion the two of them shared.
C - Justin wheeled the bike out of the garage, leapt aboard, and started off around the block. He stood up and mashed down on the pedals, straining for speed.
D - Justin stood back as if he were inspecting a painting for sale at an auction. Then he made his final judgment: perfect.

My tongue, every atom of my blood, form’d from this soil, this air, Born here of parents born here from parents the same, and their parents the same, I, now thirty-seven years old in perfect health begin, Hoping to cease not till death. —Walt Whitman Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest, Was not spoken of the soul. —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Which statements accurately describe the structure of each poem? Check the three boxes that best apply. Whitman’s poem has regular rhyme. Longfellow’s poem has regular rhyme. Whitman’s poem has regular meter. Longfellow’s poem has regular meter. Whitman’s poem has mostly regular line lengths. Longfellow’s poem has mostly regular line lengths.

Which statements about antithesis in poetry are accurate? Check all that apply.

The superintendent of schools is asked to give a speech of introduction at an education seminar. One thing she should do is to

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Customers who belong to the Value X Rewards Program also receive free popcorn
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Instructions:
Describe the key elements of the passage its purpose, its intended audience, its
possible genre, its organizational pattern, and its overall message. Back up your
analysis with reasons and examples.

Read the sentence from A Girl Named Zippy.

I felt that there was so much more to the town than its trappings.

Why does the author use the word “trappings” to describe places in Mooreland?

to describe the exciting activities there
to show that people could not leave the town
to express that she loved growing up there
to explain that there weren’t a lot of choices there

read the passage and answer the given question below

The house I grew up in was crowded. I had to share a bedroom with my three brothers and two of my cousins. In total, there were 13 of us in the same house. And that made it feel like I was constantly surrounded.
During the fall, winter, and spring, I would leave the house for an even more crowded school. We had a minimum of 30 students in each class, and two students had to share a locker. Then, I’d catch a bus home with 60 other students. There was hardly a second in a day that I was not in a swarm of people, unfortunately. Being somewhat shy by nature, crowds did not agree with me.
That’s why I loved the summer so much. In summer, I did not have to go to school, and I also did not have to stay home. Instead, I could go out anywhere in the city and find time alone.
My brothers and cousins would usually go someplace to play with 10 or 11 other kids. Not me. My favorite place to go in the summer was the park. It would be crowded, of course, but I could always find a place to sit by myself.
I would enter the park from the west side and make my way as deep into it as I could get. There, in the middle of the park, I could always find a bench isolated from the others. Or a tree that was so shaded as to create a sort of nook for me to hide in. Or even a spot on the grass in the middle of a wide field but hundreds of feet away from the nearest person.
There, in those spots, I would get lost in the pages of a novel or book of poetry. It was in those summers that I first learned to love the written word. And I know that had I not been able to find that solitude in the middle of the bustling crowds, I would not be the man I am today. For I would not have ever discovered the joys of reading, and with them, the joys of writing.
To read is to connect with another person. And yet it is a connection one must make in private and isolation. So without isolation, ironically, for me there would have been no community.


1. Juxtaposition is defined as the placement of two concepts that are parallel to each other in order to highlight the contrast between the two of them. Which concepts does the narrator primarily juxtapose in the passage?

a) having one’s own house and sharing it with a family
b) being surrounded by people and being alone
c) summertime and wintertime
d) the joys of reading and the joys of writing

Which form of the verb is correct?

This magazine article, “Weather Patterns,” _____ climate changes due to global warming.
a- predict


b- predicts

pleeeeeeese help doing all of guy please I giving 14 point please

Rising temperatures and pollution ______ the coral reefs near Australia. They used to be much healthier, but now they are at risk.
Group of answer choices

extinct

threaten

teem

habitat

You had better (choose/chose/chosen) third option.​

Ashley saw much of the world through books. She also gathered knowledge of other worlds through books. Ashley had a vivid imagination, and her reading fueled her daydreams. When she daydreamed about her life, she could be whatever she wanted to be. She could be a dragon rider, a builder of futuristic cities, or a space explorer. The possibilities were endless. Every day, reading answered a lot of her questions about the world and left her with new ones.

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Select the correct answer.
Which element of plot is in this passage?
A.
climax
B.
exposition
C.
rising action
D.
resolution

6) It is a problem that needs to be dealt -
a) with
b) for
c) of
d) to
e) in

Select the correct answer.
In the following passage from Great Astronomers by Robert Stewall Ball, the author states that he will trace the developments in astronomy
from the time of Ptolemy to the nineteenth century. Based on the content and style of the excerpt, what kind of audience did Ball primarily have
in mind when he was writing this book?
The history of astronomy thus becomes inseparable from the history of the great men to whose labours its development is due. In the
ensuing chapters we have endeavoured to sketch the lives and the work of the great philosophers, by whose labours the science of
astronomy has been created. We shall commence with Ptolemy, who, after the foundations of the science had been laid by Hipparchus,
gave to astronomy the form in which it was taught throughout the Middle Ages. We shall next see the mighty revolution in our conceptions
of the universe which are associated with the name of Copernicus. We then pass to those periods illumined by the genius of Galileo and
Newton, and afterwards we shall trace the careers of other more recent discoverers, by whose Industry and genlus the boundaries of
human knowledge have been so greatly extended. Our history will be brought down late enough to include some of the illustrious
astronomers who laboured in the generation which has just passed away.
OA
students specializing in the study of astronomy
OB. people with a casual interest in astronomy
OC. scientists and mathematicians working with astronomers
OD. geologists and cartographers

5. Explain why (or why not) everyone should look out for himself or herself first and foremost by
referencing the Ring of Gyges? What are some of the issues and challenges that psychological
egoism faces when it attempts to transition from a descriptive ethical theory into a normative
ethical theory?

Where can a user find and download apps and subscriptions on a Windows computer?
OOOO
Launch Store
Microsoft Store
File Explorer
o
App Store

Tell me about your reading habits. When do you read? Where do you read? What do you read? Why do you read? Tell me anything else about your reading habits.

How does the flashback to Abuela's life in Cuba affect the story?

It creates a mystery having to do with why Abuela and Alejandro didn't stay in touch after Abuela 's family left Cuba.

It sets up a surprise at the end of the story, where the reader learns that Alejandro, a boy Abuela loved in Cuba, has been writing the letters.

It provides a suspenseful subplot by showing how Abuela's family escaped from Cuba.

The flashback of the incident of young love between Abuela and Alejandro is the resolution to the story.

Which of the following is not an example of how media can distort our views of happiness and success?

creating “ideal” lifestyles
showing instances of violence
crafting “happily ever after” endings
displaying material status symbols

Which statement describes a difference between England and France during the late Middle Ages?


Unlike English monarchs, French monarchs were not heads of government.


The court system in France was much fairer than the court system in England.


Medieval French monarchs had more power than medieval English monarchs.


Medieval France did not develop an institution that could limit the king's power.