what evidence from the end of the story supports the theme of raymonds run​

Answer:

c

Explanation:

1. Last year, 1
(teach) at the high school.
2. She
(make) her grocery list.
3.
(you / work) yesterday?
4. Last week, Anthony
(take) some time off.
5. We
(not/ enjoy) the movie.
6.
(they / visit) their grandmother last summer?
7. My daughter
(do) her homework last night.
8. They
(use) their cellphones during class.
9.
(it / snow) yesterday?

4. What is similar about Luzhin's letter to Dounia with what Raskolinikov has insisted with his
sister the night before? What problems are created?

The Sky Woman fell through a hole created when her husband was getting bark and roots from the sacred____.

3. What does the author suggest about recent
seasons of DWTS?
A) The ballroom dancers have become ce-
lebrities themselves.
B) The show only allows major celebrities
to appear.
C) The show can be a huge fame boost.
D) Celebs are embarrassed to be on the
show.
for

The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.

Part A
Which of the following words has the same root as the word microbe?

A.
bathrobe

B.
interminable

C.
microscope

D.
millimeter

Part B
Given your answer to part A, what can you determine the Greek root in the word microbe means?

A.
between

B.
measure

C.
small

D.
thousand

PLEASE ANSWER!!!! 100 POINTS AND BRANLIEST TO WHOEVER ANSWERS CORRECTLY!!

Exercise A: Underline the word or phrase that makes each statement true according to
the article "The Year Without A Summer". Look back at the text if you need help.


1) The cause of the year without summer in 1816 was (a) polar winds. (b) great quantities
of ice crystals in the atmosphere. (c) a dust shield blocking solar radiation.


2) Scientists probably predict a retum to the conditions of 1816 because (a) glaciers have
become thicker. (b) there are still many large active volcanoes in the world. (c) air
pollution is increasing from cars, trucks, and factories.


3) The atmospheric effects of the eruption of Mount Tambora (a) were widespread.
(b) lasted two summers. (e) were the only cause of the dust shield in the atmosphere.


4) One of the effects of the summer of 1816 was (a) the writing of Count Dracula by Mary
Shelley. (b) the eventual invention of the bicycle. (c) an embarrassing bankruptcy for
Thomas Jefferson.


5) The people of New England first began talking about the unusual weather of 1816 in
(a) early April. (b) late June. (c) May.


6) The summer of 1816 resulted in (a) hunger and starvation in New England. (b) more
hunting and fishing being done in New England. (c) a total of 70,000 deaths in New
England from the volcano's fallout.


7) People in New England were likely (a) unsure of the causes of the cold weather.
(b) certain God was punishing them. (c) interested in returning to Europe from America.


8) One of the main surprises during the summer of 1816 was (a) a series of blizzards.
(b) two large hurricanes. (c) six inches of snow in early June.

What does it mean to have a mental breakdown?

NEED ANSWERS NOW PLEASE

QUESTION 1
Directions: Identify the subjectand and the verb in each sentence.
1. The family has purchased a television.
S
V
2. The poem written by Paul appeared in the magazine.
S
V
3. Tata Teban, a very good mechanic, is fixing the car.
S
V
4. The stores offering the lowest prices will have the most number of customers.
S
V
5. The first team winning four games is awarded the championship.
S
V

pls pls pls help me guys plsplspls​

11. Explain Debra drew this shape on the back of her notebook. What is the name of the shape Debra drew? How do you know?​

You should develop your claim before looking for sources.

True
False

Write an introductory paragraph on the topic the benefits of e-learning
Underline your thesis statement

What does it mean to get yourself together? * please don’t get an answer from safari* if you don’t know it from your brain lol, skip my question *

Which word meaning sensible has the most negative connotation?
A. practical
B. efficient
C. reasonable
D. stuffy
E. down-to-earth

Ms. Watts was a very practical person. She only bought comfortable clothes that were appropriate for work and for leisure. Her wardrobe consisted of only efficient items, which did not need much care. All of Ms. Watts' tops were white. All of her skirts and pants were gray, and all of her shoes were black. She had one warm winter coat that was also black. One day, Ms. Watts' friend invited her to go shopping. Ms. Watts needed a new pair of shoes; therefore, she accepted the invitation. Ms. Watts tried on a pair of black slip-on shoes with flat soles. The shoes were on sale at a very reasonable price. Ms. Watts' friend saw the plain black shoes and said, "Those shoes are extremely stuffy. Why don't you try on a pair of colorful but impractical sandals?"
"I will get a lot more use out of these down-to-earth shoes than I would ever get out of those absurd sandals," Ms. Watts said as she carried the black flats to the register.

A duck is a bird. Or The duck is a bird.

In the selection from The Future of the Mind, the author calls Einstein "the right man for the times." Which statement from the text most clearly explains this view of Einstein?

A. He was a bohemian, so it was natural for him to rebel against the establishment in physics.
B. He was a theoretical physicist, not an experimental one, so he was continually running sophisticated simulations of the future in his head.
C. In 1905, the old physical world of Newton was crumbling in light of experiments that clearly suggested a new physics was about to be born, waiting for a genius to show the way.
D. If somehow it becomes possible to clone Einstein from the cells in his preserved brain, I suspect that the clone would not be the next Einstein.

The article primarily discusses how__________.

A.Dr. Wu's intellect and passion for physics enabled her to make significant contributions to her field
B.Dr. Wu's scientific achievements can be credited in part to the value her family placed on education
C.Dr. Wu switched her course of study from a teacher training program to physics
D.Dr. Wu was the seventh woman to become a member of the National Academy of Sciences

What is the BEST way, if any, to rewrite Sentences (3) and (4) correctly? A) Leave the sentence as is. B) Is it the witnesses during the trial or is it the expertise of the prosecuting attorney? C) Is it the witnesses during the trial or, is it the expertise of the prosecuting attorney? D) Is it the witnesses during the trial, or is it the expertise of the prosecuting attorney?

Write a letter to the town planner in your local municipality and propose to use a vacant piece of land as a tourism spot for the benefit of the community growth at large
​

HELP!!!! PLS
In the book Hoot which is the main reason why Officer Delinko was so eager to drive Roy home?

1. He felt bad that Roy wal standing in the rain.
2. He wanted to help Roy's parents.
3. He hoped that once his captain heard about him finding the missing boy, he would not have to do desk work.
4. He wanted Roy to skip school and help him find the person who's pulling up the stakes at the construction site.​

If we take the 9:30 flight, we _
too late.

O will arrive
O arrive
O would arrive
O would have arrived

please ignore this. trying to figure the site out.

Himal is washing his clothes .(into passive voice)

(A Raisin in the Sun)

In a Raisin in the Sun, what does the concept of home most likely mean to Asagai?

A. His love for Beneatha

B. The apartment he lives in

C. The country he is from

D. His extended family

4. How do the Jews of Sighet react to the arrival of the Germans? The creation of the ghettos? Their own deportation? How do you account for these responses?​

What is the function of the infinitive in this sentence?

The team's goal is to win the state championship this year.

A)adverb

B)noun

C)adjective

If you ____________ exercises regularly, your health will significantly improve. A,did B,doing C,do D,does​

What factors do you think contributed to the downfall of Camelot?

(1) Daylight saving is what we call our system of setting clocks one hour ahead so that both sunrise and sunset happen at a later hour. (2) The result of daylight saving is an extra hour of daylight in the evening. (3) He first mentioned the idea of daylight savings, Benjamin Franklin, in an essay he jokingly wrote in 1784. (4) A British builder, William Willett, wrote seriously about the idea in 1907.
(5) Daylight saving has been used in the United States and in many European countries since World War I. (6) The system was begun in order to conserve fuel needed to produce electric power. (7) Since their was an extra hour of daylight in the evenings, homes and businesses didn't have to turn on the lights as early. (8) Some places in the United States went back to standard time, or regular time, after the war, but others kept daylight saving.
(9) During World War II, the U.S. Congress passes a law putting the entire country on "war time," which set clocks one hour ahead of standard time for the rest of the war. (10) The Uniform Time Act that began in 1966 set up a daylight saving time schedule for most of the United States. (11) Each state could vote on whether the hole state would follow daylight saving time.
(12) Under a 1986 law, daylight saving time begins at 2 A.M. on the first Sunday of April and ends at 2 A.M. on the last Sunday of October.


What change should be made in sentence 7?
A.
Change their to there.
B.
Change lights to lites.
C.
Add a comma after Since.
D.
Remove the comma after evenings.
the answer is
A.
Change their to there.

The blank contains the main idea in a paragraph