Answer:
to me, safety is more important. If you aren't safe, you have to find an alternative to be safe which would be defending yourself. Therefore, it's more easy to just be safe instead. However, privacy is also important because sometimes you just need to be alone.
What’s rising action in literature
Answer:
What leads up to the problem
Explanation:
Answer:
A) The protagonists situation continues to get worse
Explanation:
It is the build up to the climax and when the main characters problem gets worse.
What’s exposition in literature
Answer:
a
Explanation:
James was with John in his room, who owns the room?
Answer:
James, because it's describing who's room it is. And because "John is in his room" his, meaning James. But in a way it could be John. Honestly, I'd say James.
Recall a significant moment in your life when you showed heroic deeds. How did it change your perspective towards greatness?
Answer the following question according to formal grammatical rules.
Which pronoun has an unclear antecedent in the following sentences?
The sixth-grade students liked volunteering their time to read to the elderly people in the hospital. It made them happy.
Their
It
Them
No unclear antecedents
Answer:
it
Explanation:
it really didn't describe anything. It was just kind of a filler word for the students thoughts.
"It" as a pronoun has an unclear antecedent in the following sentences. Thus, 'it' is the correct option.
What is a pronoun?Pronouns are words or groups of words that can be used in place of nouns or noun phrases in grammar and linguistics. Since pronouns serve so many different cross-linguistic purposes, several current theorists disagree with the conventional idea that they belong to the same class as other components of speech. "You" is a pronoun that can be used in either the single or plural form.
Personal and possessive pronouns, reciprocal and reflexive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, relative and interrogative pronouns, and indefinite pronouns are some of the subtypes. Pronoun use frequently incorporates anaphora, in which the pronoun's meaning is based on an antecedent. The adjective that goes with a "pronoun" is known as a "pronominal".
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In the following quote from Uncle Tom's Cabin, what literary technique is the author using when she refers to a "free
country while simultaneously professing ownership of a human being. "It's a free country, sir, the man's mine, and I do
what I please with him, - that's it!"
flashback
O verbal irony
situational Irony
allusion
We can identify verbal irony (the second option) in the quote from "Uncle Tom's Cabin" where the character talks of a free country while simultaneously professing ownership of a human being.
What is verbal irony?Verbal irony happens when we use words to express one thing but we actually mean the opposite. The character from "Uncle Tom's Cabin" contradicts his own words when he talks of a free country and immediately says he owns someone else.
In a free country, people cannot own other people. Everyone is equally free. Therefore, there is irony in the character's words, which means they are an example of verbal irony.
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Is the author's purpose to Inform or Persuade? Put an I or a P in the space
provided.
A financial instrument called credit default swaps (CDS) played a large role in
the financial problems that emerged in the United States during 2008. A credit
default swap is a form of insurance in which the seller of the swap insures the
bond or loan of the buyer. Should the bond or loan default or lose money, the
seller will pay the buyer the value of the insurance. CDSs have existed since the
1990s, but their popularity increased greatly starting in 2003. Because credit
default swaps were, until 2010, largely unregulated, there was no way to ensure
that the seller of the swap could repay a buyer who lost money on alone or bond.
When many mortgage loans failed in 2008, buyers who own CDSs on mortgage-
based funds turned to the seller for the money owed them, based on their
original agreement. But in some cases the sellers of the CDSs did not have the
funds on hand to make the payment. This had a huge, negative effect on the
economy.
Answer:
Inform will be correct there telling you about the the financial problems
Explanation:
The 'Halo Effect is most closely associated with which channel of non-verbal
communication?
A Kinesics
B Haptics
C Paralanguage
D Physical Appearance
The 'Halo Effect is most closely associated with which channel of non-verbal communication is A.) Kinesics
What's the halo effect in verbal exchange?
The halo effect is a type of cognitive bias wherein our common affect of a person affects how we experience and think about their character. basically, your typical impact on a person ("he's fine!") influences your critiques of that character's unique developments ("He is also smart!").
What is an instance of the halo effect?
An example of the halo effect is the elegance stereotype, which refers back to the tendency to assign effective traits and tendencies to bodily appealing humans. human beings regularly tend to choose attractive people to have better morality, better mental health, and extra intelligence.
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What style guide should you use if you want to submit an article to a science journal?
AP
CMOS
MLS
APA
Answer:
AP (associated press)
Explanation:
this type of style is for journalists and news writing.
Answer:AP
Explanation:
Reflect on what you learned in chapter one of “They Say / I Say” and in this activity. What are the authors urging you to do when you write an argument? How can you apply what you’ve learned in your own writing?
In the first chapter of “They Say / I Say,” the writers ask you to consider what the people around you are thinking about the topic you want to argue about.
What is an argument?It is a concrete opinion on a subject.It is an opinion that can be proven.It is an opinion built on proven data and facts.An argument needs to be based on other arguments and data, for that, the writer must research arguments, positions, and facts that help him to build his own argument. For this reason, the first chapter of “They Say / I Say” shows that the writer must pay attention to what people are saying about the subject, to help create a basis for the argument.
This can be incorporated into your writing, or show popular opinion about something and the way the topic is discussed in society.
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is this a run-on sentence?
The laurel is an evergreen tree, the ancient Greeks used laurel leaves in crowns for the winners of the Pythian games.
Answer:
Yes, i believe it is.
Explanation:
The two separable sentences seem thrown together in an unappealing way. There is no use of connectors like and, but, therefore, or anything like those.
Irina is worried about IT problems.
2
Andy uses cash every day.
3
Peter talks about small businesses.
4
Andy lives opposite a small shop.
5
Peter uses an app to save money.
6
Andy earns money from tips.
7
Irina bought concert tickets yesterday.
Answer:
what? i dont get it make it easy to read
3. Rewritten with correct grammar: Peter talks about small businesses. 5. Rewritten with correct grammar: Peter uses an app to save money. Rest all the sentences are grammatically correct,
3. The original sentence, "Peter talk about small businesses," contains a subject-verb agreement error. The verb should be in the third-person singular form, "talks," to match the singular subject "Peter." Therefore, the corrected sentence is "Peter talks about small businesses."
5. The original sentence, "Peter uses a app to save money," contains an article error. The indefinite article "an" should be used before a word starting with a vowel sound, such as "app." Therefore, the corrected sentence is "Peter uses an app to save money.
Rest all the sentences are grammatically correct, hence no reason to rewrite them.
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------------The given question is incomplete, the complete question is:
"Check if grammar is correct in each sentence, if not then rewrite and correct it.
1. Irina is worried about IT problems.
2. Andy uses cash every day.
3. Peter talk about small businesses.
4. Andy lives opposite a small shop.
5. Peter uses a app to save money.
6. Andy earn money from tips.
7. Irina bought concert tickets yesterday."------------------
Which is one example of an effective research question ?
Answer:
be specific and use detail make sure that the person reading has a complete understanding of what you're trying to say
Explanation:
For example: if you're talking about the effect of social media break it up into parts and don't bunch them all up. try saying "What effect does daily use of Twitter have on the attention span of under-16s?" and don't say "What effect does social media have on people’s minds?"
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the main idea is developed through the use of A. Cause and effect B. Contrast C. Analogy D. Incident E. Comparison
Answer:
The main idea is developed in different ways depending on the text structure
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Read the excerpts from Hamlet by William Shakespeare and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard.
Excerpt 1
[GERTRUDE] Good gentlemen, he hath much talk’d of you,
And sure I am two men there are not living
To whom he more adheres. If it will please you
To show us so much gentry and good will
As to expend your time with us awhile,
For the supply and profit of our hope,
Your visitation shall receive such thanks
As fits a king’s remembrance.
Excerpt 2
GUIL Exactly, it’s a matter of asking the right questions and giving away as little as we can. It’s a game.
ROS And then we can go?
GUIL And receive such thanks as fits a king’s remembrance.
ROS I like the sound of that. What do you think he means by remembrance?
GUIL He doesn’t forget his friends.
ROS Would you care to estimate?
GUIL Difficult to say, really—some kings tend to be amnesiac, others I suppose—the opposite, whatever that is. . . .
ROS Yes—but—
GUIL Elephantine . . . ?
ROS Not how long—how much?
GUIL Retentive—he’s a very retentive king, a royal retainer . . .
Which statement best explains how Hamlet influences Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead?
Gertrude’s speech in Hamlet is used to highlight Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s loyalty to Hamlet.
Gertrude’s speech in Hamlet is used to highlight Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s willingness to be bribed.
Gertrude’s speech in Hamlet is used to highlight how much the queen needs Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s help.
Gertrude’s speech in Hamlet is used to highlight how thankful the king and queen will be to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
Answer:
Gertrude’s speech in Hamlet is used to highlight how thankful the king and queen will be to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
Answer:d
Explanation: edge
Many people during the Great Depression experienced _____
and hunger, even some that had previously been middle class.
a
b
supposition
adulation
penury
с
Answer:
Penury
Explanation:
Penury means poverty, poorness or destitution.
Destitution will always make my think of Hamilton
"Dead and destitute..."
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Answer:
Second checkbox, 1, 7
Explanation:
They are all true for/about previous statement
Which excerpt from George Orwell’s Shooting an Elephant best exemplifies a reflective essay?
A. “There was a loud, scandalized cry of ‘Go away, child! Go away this instant!’ and an old woman with a switch in her hand came round the corner of a hut…”
B. “We began questioning the people as to where the elephant had gone and, as usual, failed to get any definite information.”
C. “The Burmese sub-inspector and some Indian constables were waiting for me in the quarter where the elephant had been.”
D. “It was a tiny incident in itself, but it gave me a better glimpse than I had had before of the real nature of imperialism…”
Answer:
B.''we began questioning the people as to where the elephant had gone and, as usual, failed to get any definite information.
Answer:
'we began questioning the people as to where the elephant had gone and, as usual, failed to get any definite information.
Explanation:
Select the best option of the pronouns provided in the bracket to complete the sentences below 1. _______did you see there? (who, whom, where)
Answer:
who is the best option for this response, trust me where and whom do not work for this one
150-250 personal response on the poem static by barton sutte
Answer:
A Little Shiver
by barton sutte
Explanation:
After the news, the forecaster crowed
With excitement about his bad tidings:
Eighteen inches of snow! Take cover!
A little shiver ran through the community.
Children abandoned their homework.
Who cared about the hypotenuse now?
The snowplow driver laid out his long johns.
The old couple, who’d barked at each other
At supper, smiled shyly, turned off the TV,
And climbed the stairs to their queen-size bed
Heaped high with blankets and quilts.
And the aging husky they failed to hear
Scratch the back door, turned around twice
In the yard, settled herself in the snow,
And covered her nose with her tail.
Read Tagore’s poem and analyze the use of apostrophe. Draw a conclusion and write two or three sentences about the overall effect that apostrophe has on the reader.
Answer:
Sample Response: The speaker’s use of apostrophe to address readers engages them by speaking to them directly. Readers are asked to reflect not only on the joys of the past, but also on the surrounding beauty of the present time. Additionally, readers might reflect on their own futures. They may start to wonder whether the joys of the present day will be understood and felt in a hundred years. This helps readers better relate to the speaker’s emotions.
Explanation:
It's the sample response lol
Answer:
The speaker’s use of apostrophe to address readers engages them by speaking to them directly. Readers are asked to reflect not only on the joys of the past, but also on the surrounding beauty of the present time. Additionally, readers might reflect on their own futures. They may start to wonder whether the joys of the present day will be understood and felt in a hundred years. This helps readers better relate to the speaker’s emotions.
Explanation:
Rewrite the following passage to create a vivid “picture” for your readers. Do this by adding sight, sound, taste, touch, and/or smell details. (Feel free to add extra information as shown in the example.)
Example
Original Passage: Amy ate breakfast. She had bacon and eggs.
Revised Passage: Sitting in her light and breezy kitchen, Amy munched on breakfast. She ate two slices of crunchy, crisp bacon and a fluffy, scrambled egg. Afterwards, she washed it all down with some freshly squeezed grapefruit juice, sour-sweet and refreshing.
Now you try...
Original Passage: Benny is my dog. He likes to play.
Revised Passage: _________________________________
Answer:
Benny is my dog. He likes to play
Which one is correct?
A)We will drink beverages at the wedding.
B)We will drink beverages at wedding.
C)A and B are both correct.
Answer:
Both r correct
Explanation:
Write a summary of this extract in which you explain:
• What Mistress Owens saw and heard
• What Mr. and Mrs. Owens did
Minimum 200 words.
Make a list of your key points that are written in your own words before writing your summary. Each of the following should have at least 8 key points.
• What Mistress Owens saw and heard
• What Mr. and Mrs. Owens did
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The baby boy had gotten out of his crib, climbed down the stairs, and left the house earlier that evening, hurrying up the hill to the cemetery at the top. Ghosts of the graveyard, Mr. and Ms. Owens, look at the child with puzzled looks on their faces. In a split second, they hear Jack trying to get into the cemetery by rattling the gates. There was a flickering figure and two other figures who appeared to tell Mr. and Ms. Owens to protect their son. When Ms. Owens sees a panicked figure that moves quickly, she thinks it is the baby boy's dead mother. Caius Popeius, a two-thousand-year-old Roman ghost, inquires whether the mother and two other figures are buried in the graveyard. Mr. Owens believes they are recently deceased.
Although he is still alive and Mr. and Mrs. Owens are no longer around, they decided to adopt the boy. They envelop him in their ghost-bodies, leaving Jack with only a mist. Jack, perplexed, begins calling out for the boy when he is approached by a tall, dark stranger who questions his reason for being in a locked graveyard in the middle of the night. The stranger leads Jack out of the graveyard and leads him to the ghosts, who are debating how to proceed with the child.
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What is the literal meaning in this quote?
Those who forgive themselves, and are able to accept their true nature, they are strong ones.
Read this from Carr. What is Carr’s tone in this passage?
Answer:
A) Preceptive and reflective
Explanation:
I think so because he is talking about how amazing the internet is and how easy it made it for him to do research... almost like he is amazed by he could do on the internet.
IX. Complete the following sentences by using the suitable idiomatic phrases.
(Break the ice, be on cloud nine, feeling a bit under the weather)
1. I may not be able to jog today, as I am
2. At the start of the lecture, the new professor tried to
3. I will
When my articles gets published.
by telling a joke.
Answer:
1. I may not be able to jog today, as I am feeling a bit under the weather.
2. At the start of the lecture, the new professor tried to break the ice by telling a joke.
3. I will be on cloud nine when my articles get published.
Explanation:
When someone says they are feeling under the weather, it means they are not feeling well.
When someone says to break the ice, it means to get a conversation going or to relieve the tension in a social setting.
When someone says they are on cloud nine, it means they are super happy.
Question 3 of 5
Which piece of evidence would most likely be relevant to this research
question?
Should our school limit vending machines to selling only healthy
items?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
took the test
The evidence which shows the relevant research is students in one study consumed fewer sugar when vending machine offer only healthy drinks.
What is vending machine?A vending machine is an automatic device that gives objects, together with snacks, beverages, cigarettes, and lottery tickets, to purchasers after cash, a credit card, or different types of payment are inserted into the device.
Vending machines exist in many nations, and, in more recent times, specialised merchandising machines that offer much less uncommon merchandise in comparison to conventional merchandising devices were created.
The first cutting-edge coin-operated merchandising machines were added in London, England in the early eighteen-eighties, dishing out postcards.
The device was invented in 1883 with the assistance of Percival Everitt and quickly became a popular function at railway stations and post offices, dispensing envelopes, postcards, and notepaper.
The Sweetmeat Automatic Delivery Company, founded in 1887 in England, was the first organization to deal more often than not with the set up and renovation of merchandising machines.
Stollwerck, a German chocolate manufacturer, began promoting its chocolate in 15,000 vending machines in 1893.
It installs separate corporations in numerous territories to fabricate merchandising machines to promote not simply chocolate, but cigarettes, matches, chewing gum, and cleaning soap merchandise.
So from the above facts, it's clear that alternative B: college students in a single take a look at fed on fewer sugar whilst merchandising devices provide the healthiest wholesome drinks. It's far and away the most suitable alternative.
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dont look directly at _ sun
Answer:
the
don't look directly at the sun.
What topic do the excerpts from the Gettysburg Address
and The Social Contract have in common?
What topic does this section of the Gettysburg Address
cover that is not addressed in this section of The Social
Contract?
Answer:
Unity
Sacrifice
Explanation:
Answer:
What topic do the excerpts from the Gettysburg Address and The Social Contract have in common?
✔ unity
What topic does this section of the Gettysburg Address cover that is not addressed in this section of The Social Contract?
✔ sacrifice
Explanation:
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