Which of these describes a comedy instead of a tragedy?
people experience many difficult situations
people die or suffer some serious loss
characters try to solve a problem together
problems are solved happily in the end.

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The brain has reached its adult size by what age? a. 10 years old b. 16 years old c. Late 20s d. Early 30s ( I couldn’t change the collage title it’s not collage)

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what is the first name of Egypt

What are your expectations in this class?​

Which word or word phrase most clearly has a negative connotation?

What was the outcome of the battle in braveheart

How do you think character development and theme are related?

Valerie wants to go to a spin class. It starts ten minutes before her shift is over. She thinks it would be okay to leave early. Is this a good idea? Explain.

Humans are the only animals on earth that chew gum.
What type of verb is 'are' as used in this sentence?

A) Linking Verb
B) Isn't a verb
C) Action verb
D) Helping Verb

In the flashback where James King asks Steve to be lookout,
the author ends the scene before the reader can learn Steve's
answer. Why do you think the author does this? What do you
predict was Steve's answer?

Is this the correct way of writing the 'Agent of Chaos' scene?

How can the introduction of a new species into an area effect the land, the flow of
water, the atmosphere, and/or the other living things?

Which sentence offers the best explanation of why this passage follows the formal rules of epic poems?

Answer choices for the above question

A. This passage introduces the story’s antagonist.

B. This passage includes an irregular rhyme scheme.

C. This passage tells a story about Rama’s early life.

D. This passage contains examples of alliteration.

In order to work as a lifeguard, you need a special ___.
A. conversation B. prediction C. qualification D. career

Which of Wollstonecraft's views are still
relevant?

Read the passage from "The Spanish Civil War.”

Four months later the morale of the increasingly hard-pressed republicans received another major blow when Britain, France, and Italy acknowledged Hit's preeminence in Europe by accepting his d at Munich that deprived Czechoslovakia of its borderland defenses. The that triumph was followed by Franco's massive invasion of the province of Catalonia and the capture of Barcelona, its major city. In March of the following year, a nationalist offensive seized in two days Madrid, and the last loyalist forces surrendered on April 1.

What is the author’s most likely purpose for writing this particular passage?

A. to describe solutions for ending the Spanish Civil War
B. to explain a cause-effect relationship of events in the Spanish Civil War
C. to describe a sequence of events during the Spanish Civil War
D. to explain similarities and differences in the Spanish Civil War

1. Lincoln structured his speech chronologically, speaking about the past, present, and future.
A True
B False

2. The word "proposition" refers to
A the premise that all men are entitled to freedom.
B the premise that all men should fight for their country.
C the premise that all men are created equal.
D all of the above

3. The phrase "But in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground" is an example of
A figurative language.
B imagery.
C repetition.
D metaphor

4. The tone of this speech can best be described as
A haughty
B arrogant.
C foreboding
D humble .

5. The phrase "they gave the last full measure of devotion" means
A they measured the ground for the correct proportions.
B they lost their lives for what they believed in.
C they tried hard but gave up the fight.
D they dedicated the cemetery in devotion.

6. The phrase "The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here" is ironic because
A the speech is famous and people have not forgotten what the men did there
B everyone has forgotten the speech.
C the speech is famous
D the speech is famous and people have forgotten what the men did there .

Which of Wordsworth's beliefs about poetry is illustrated

in these lines by Byron?

O Poetry should present thaordinary in unusual ways.

O Poetry should include fantastical, dreamlike settings.

O Poetry should revolve around feelings and emotions.

O Poetry should focus heavily on everyday situations.

Here and there over the grass stood the beautiful flowers like stars. Metaphor or simile​

How does the setting influence plot in the text? A. It is where an important character lives. B. It is where a rare type of horse is found. C. It is where the soldiers’ barracks are located. D. It is where a well-known jail is located.

Question 15 of 50
Which of the following words is the past tense of an irregular verb?
Oblew
O gave
knew
O All of the choices are correct.
O shook
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How does Equiano's fear of being eaten by slavers serve as a metaphor for slavery itself ?

After stealing the money, the speaker thought that he could live like an oil-rich Arab

for a week. ‘Oil-rich Arab’ refer to ............... .

(a) people who can make a lot of money through oil.

(b) people of Saudi Arabia who have lots of oil.

(c) people with oil refineries.

(d) None of the above​

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1) Imagine you've been assigned to write a narrative essay about a time where you learned something from an unexpected situation
Which would be the BEST way to sequence the events of your story to develop your narrative?
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A) Start with what you expected to happen, explain what was unexpected, then state what you learned
B) Start with was was unexpected, state what you learned, then write about what you expected to happen.
Start with what you learned, state what was unexpected, then write about what you expected to happen.
D) None of the choices represent a good sequence for this essay, as any sequence of events can work for a narrative essay if the writer just uses enough strong
vocabulary words.

I need someone to right a thesis statement for this i will give 100 points and brainliest
“Rules of The Game” is a short story by Amy Tan, written about a Chinese girl named Waverly Place Jong. Her brother’s get a chess set for Christmas and she would have to bribe them to let her play with them and little did they know, she would turn out to be a chess prodigy. Throughout the story she faces many obstacles including her mom’s constant boasting about her and how good she is at chess, and this really angers Waverly because she felt like her mom was trying to control her life and live through her. Amy Tan, in her short story warns that parents should never try to live through their children because it never has a good outcome.

Amy Tan is a Chinese-American novelist who was born in Oakland, California on February 19th, 1952. Amy currently lives in Chinatown in San Francisco which is also where her story takes place. She is most famous for her story “The Joy Luck Club” which was adapted into a movie and is about the relationship between Chinese women and their Chinese-American daughters.

Her living in San Francisco’s Chinatown plays a major role of her theme of the story. Throughout this story we find out that Waverly and her mom don’t have the strongest bond, and in real life Amy and her mom don’t either so that helps her with her story. After Waverly runs away and then comes home for dinner her brother tries talking to her about what happened and her mom says ‘We not concerning this girl. This girl not have concerning for us,”(Tan, pg.5) her mom is telling her brother not to worry about Waverly because she doesn’t worry about them because if she did she wouldn’t of ran away like that.

Amy Tan’s stories are based off of the realism era. Throughout her story she shows the realism of mother daughter relationship and how they are never perfect and that its okay to have conflict. She also wrote her story during a postmodern time and this really helps us understand the meaning because it’s more relatable. She also writes about things that occur in today’s society like conflict between mother/daughter relationships.

Waverly is tired of her moms boasting, so she tells her ‘I wish you wouldn’t do that, telling everybody I’m your daughter.'(Tan, pg.5), even though her mom was just being proud of Waverly, she turned it into something that’s embarrassing and in today’s society a lot of people do that to.

Amy Tan, in the story “Rules of The Game”, is trying to teach us that parents should never try and live through their children because it doesn’t have a outcome that anyone will like. This theme is really relevant today because anyone can see it happen anywhere and everywhere. For example, parents will push their children to work very hard at school and make good grades, because they weren’t capable themselves to do so.

In this story Waverly gets into an argument with her mom, and she says, “Why do you have to use me to show off? If you want to show off, then why don’t you learn to play chess?'(Tan, pg.5), when Waverly says this she telling her mom to stop trying to through her and to stay in her own lane. This idea will be one that will never go away because it’s been happening for centuries and will continue to happen.

In conclusions, people should never live through another person, because it won’t turn out the way they would hope to. In the story “Rules of The Game”, Amy Tan shows us the importance of a mother/daughter relationship, and people should value it. Also how nobody should ever be embarrassed by someone who is proud of them.

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Plays tell stories and have characters with conflict. They are written:

to be performed on stage

to be read silently

to be ignored

all of the above

I will feed your soul-personification or metaphor?

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