which of these is not a compound word?

A.bedbug
B.butterfly
C.badger
D.bulfrong​

Answer:

badger

Explanation:

bad is a word ger is not

What is the ""black tax""? How does this relate to the American population distribution?

If I am elected as school president, I vow to give the students more voice, organize additional school spirit days, and raise funds for a senior class trip.

Which rhetorical device is used in the sentence?



A)
Alliteration


B)
Allusion


C)
Analogy


D)
Parallelism V

How did Marjory Stoneman Douglas’s life influence her writing and speaking career about the Everglades?

i n e e d h e l p p l e a s e e e e


What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?

A presidential candidate giving a campaign speech.

passive
purposeful
critical
appreciative
What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?

A morning announcement coming over the public address system in your classroom.

passive
purposeful
critical
appreciative
What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?

A lecture being presented by your teacher on the causes of the Civil War.

passive
purposeful
critical
appreciative
What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?

The junior class presenting the play Our Town.

passive
purposeful
critical
appreciative

Read the opening paragraph of a story:
Stationed alone in the wilderness at a lookout tower, Nick
knew he was going to hate this post. As a firefighter, he
was used to working with people. Here, he was all alone.
Or so he thought. One night, he heard a small voice below
the tower. Looking down, he saw a group of very small
people. No, not people: They were elves.
Based on this opening paragraph, which of the following outcomes is most
likely?
O A. It will end tragically for all the main characters.
O B. It will involve magical elements or the supernatural.
C. Nick will behave heroically after a long moral struggle.
D. The story's main conflict will be between Nick and the elves.​

What is the title of the document?
Who is the author?
What is the date of the document?
2.
Why was this document written?
What is the author's bias or prejudice within this document?
3.
Document Information
A.
Based on what you just read, did Arthur Balfour and the British go
civil and religious rights of the non-Jewish communities in Palestine?
B. What impact has "The Balfour Declaration" had on the world tod
answer.

Short Response: How are Lennie's hallucinations symbolic of the end of his character arc (journey of change)?

Throughout “The Great Gatsby”, Gatsby has difficulty accepting that the past is over and done with. Where do you find evidence of his trying to recapture the past? What does this say about him? Should people live their lives yearning for something in the past? Why or why not? What was Fitzgerald’s overall message regarding the theme of time? Provide at least one example to back up your thinking.

help please.
Urgent!!​

PLEASE HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST (ANIMAL FARM)

Which claims are supported by relevant evidence? Select two options.

Drinking coffee is good for you. Two recent studies have shown that coffee drinkers live longer.

Everyone should take vitamins. My mother says that people do not get enough nutrients from what they eat.

Vote for McKayla Johnson for president. She's on the volleyball team, and she gets good grades in all of her classes.

Students should use e-books. Many suffer from back trouble from carrying so many books in their backpacks.

Listening to music damages your hearing. If you talk to someone wearing headphones, they often don't answer.

Which of the following best identifies the theme?
A war and oppression
B. religion and faith
C reconciliation and rebuilding
D. history and remembrance
E promises and the future
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Read the sentence from a student's essay about "The Treasure of Lemon Brown."
Greg changes the way that he thinks about his father after he speaks with Lemon Brown.
What is the best way to revise this sentence?
O Greg has different feelings about his father after he speaks with Lemon Brown.
O Greg sees his father in a new way after he speaks with Lemon Brown.
O Greg knows what his father is all about after he speaks with Lemon Brown.
O Greg appreciates his father more after he speaks with Lemon Brown.​

What is the solution set of 2x^2+x=15?

a persuasive essay using 3 pieces of research that argues the reasons why adults must complete the Census 2020.

1 paragraph ( WORTH 50 POINTS)

From which language do the roots of the word barbarian come?
A. British
B. Latin
C. Roman
D. Greek​

please do p 96, 10 a,b, c i and ii

60 POINTSSS PLEASE HELPPPPP
Fallen Leaves and Water Quality
adapted from U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)

Removing leaf litter does a lot more than make a yard look nice. The leaves can actually be harmful if left alone. A study in Madison, Wisconsin shows why.
Leaf litter adds a large amount of phosphorus to urban storm water, which then runs off into waterways and lakes. Excessive amounts of nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen can be fatal for fish and other aquatic life. In Madison, Wisconsin, scientists tested exactly how much of the nutrients existed. Without removal, leaf litter and other organic debris in the fall contributed 56 percent of the annual total phosphorus in urban storm water. This compares to only 16 percent when streets were cleared of leaves prior to rain.
This information proved to be very helpful. "Our study found that leaf removal is one of the few treatment options available to environmental managers for reducing the amount of dissolved nutrients in storm water," said Bill Selbig, a USGS scientist and the author of the report. "These findings are applicable to any city that is required to reduce phosphorus loads from urban areas."
From 2013 to 2015, scientists looked at concentrations of phosphorus and nitrogen in storm water from two areas in western Madison that had similar tree cover. The city applied a leaf litter removal program from late September through mid-November at one site but not the other. The researchers found significantly lower amounts of phosphorus and nitrogen at the site where leaves were removed.
The study also found that storm water nutrient levels were highest during the fall. This finding shows that leaf removal programs are most effective during fall in Madison. It also shows that sources other than leaves, such as street dirt and grass clippings, were likely the main contributors of phosphorus and other nutrients during spring and summer.
During the study period, the city of Madison used leaf collection, street cleaning, and leaf blowers to remove leaf litter from residential areas. They also asked residents to pile their leaves next to the street to limit excess debris. Leaf collection and street cleaning occurred about every seven days from late September through mid-November.
The study in Madison has helped shed light on growing concerns for many environmentalists. The good news is that with proper maintenance, all cities can produce cleaner water.
The USGS collaborated with the City of Madison, the Fund for Lake Michigan, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on the study.

4
Select ALL the correct answers.
Which two statements explain how paragraph 4 contributes to the development of ideas in the passage?
A)It highlights the effectiveness of the leaf removal program.
B)It introduces the importance of timing when removing leaf litter.
C)It gives examples of the ways in which leaf litter is removed during fall.
D)It presents the idea that leaf removal processes need to be improved.
E) It shows that leaf litter can affect stormwater in multiple locations.

According to the video, what do many Personal Financial Advisors do to stay competitive?
A. teach finance classes in schools
B. constantly update their education
C. supervise other workers
D. analyze insurance claims

1. The thesis does NOT contain
A evidence
в topic
c points
D dam

What does willy believe courage look like

Sandra is assigned to write a research paper about the feeding habits of great white sharks. In her research, she has found this passage from Bob’s Shark Library Web site. Sandra decides not to use the article for her research. Why might Sandra avoid using this source in her research paper?

CommonLit: Your Food Choices affect Earth's Climate I need an extended response in a 8th grade writing level.

the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating something about the subject. (e.g,, went home in john went home)


1. Conjunction


2. Noun


3. Pronoun


4. Predicate

feridnand had been working as a waiter at the fish shack for about a year. At first, he really enjoyed learning the job interacting with the customers, but he has recently become bored and only plans to continue until he can find a new job. what is ferdinand experiencing?

a- stagnation
b- termination
c- avoidance
d- maintenance

Text: Liberating the First Nazi Camp
Which of the following best describes the Americans’ interaction with the Germans in Langensalza?

(Lord of the Flies)
Q: Which answer best explains the following quote by Simon? "What I mean is.. maybe it's only us. We could be sort of...’ Simon became inarticulate in his effort to express mankind's essential illness."

A. The boys only have themselves to rely on if they want food and rescue.

B. The Beast isn't an outside threat, but something that exists in each of the boys.

C. The boys shouldn't be so unkind to Piggy; he is the smartest boy after all.

D. The boys should take the rescue fire more seriously, without it, they won't get rescued.

Think about how total lockdown has you feeling. Find a quote that represents your feelings and write it on a word doc, notebook paper or email. Then tell me how this represents your feelings.

Read lines 28 - 30 from the last stanza in the poem, labeled “Talking In Their Sleep.” “You will see me again - I shall laugh at you then, Out of the eyes of a hundred flowers.” How is the flower seed in the last stanza different from the apple tree and grass speakers in the first two stanzas? Use two details from the poem to support your response.

Video Games

Video games pull players into worlds they could never imagine. In these worlds, players become top athletes, animated characters, alien commanders, and so on. So, if video games use so much imagination, why do people look down on them? News reports today often talk about the bad effects of video games. For example, some blame video games for making children more violent. Others blame them for causing children to sit in front of the television, instead of getting exercise. While such claims may hold some truth, not all video games are bad. In fact, some actually have great benefits.

Playing video games on every platform, from large computer displays to handheld devices or even cell phones, improves thinking skills, reaction time, and hand-eye coordination.

Research has shown that playing video games is good for players' minds. Video games improve players' thinking skills. A researcher from one study said, "It's difficult to find kids who earn poor grades but who do well in video games." Video games challenge players to recognize patterns and think to survive in the game. Players must use their brains to plan their next move to avoid losing the game.

Even simple games seem to boost brainpower. For example, the goal of one popular game is to arrange falling blocks into a solid wall. When the game begins, the blocks drop at a slow pace, giving the player plenty of time to put them in the correct place. As the player gets better at arranging the blocks, the game starts dropping them at a faster rate. The player must speed up his or her thinking to reach the next level of the game.

Video games help to improve players' reaction time. Reaction time is the time it takes for a person's body to respond to something. It is important in many sports and day-to-day activities. For example, suppose your mom makes you a cup of hot chocolate. You touch the hot cup and pull your hand away quickly. That is reaction time—the time it takes your mind to tell your hand to pull away from the hot cup. Because video games move at such a fast pace, people who play them improve their reaction times. In video games involving car races, for example, players face obstacles as they speed toward the finish line. Players must rely on reaction time to avoid hitting anything so they can make it to the end.

Video games also help hand-eye coordination. This coordination involves turning what our eyes see into physical responses, such as guessing where a ball will fall so we can catch it. People with unusually high hand-eye coordination can go into professions where using their hands is important. A recent study of surgeons found that doctors who played video games were a lot faster at performing difficult operations. In addition, surgeons who played video games made fewer mistakes in operations than those surgeons who did not play video games.

Many people are starting to take notice of the benefits of video games. For example, educational computer games are becoming more common in schools as teaching tools. Teachers have found that students enjoy learning through video games. They find the games both fun and educational. This has led to the rise in "edu-tainment," or using educational video games in the classroom to make learning fun. In addition, the U.S. military is now using video games to prepare soldiers for the decision-making skills they will need during combat.

On average, children spend one hour per day playing in video game worlds. It is good to know that this time will help them in the future.

Which choice BEST describes the method of organization used in this passage?
A) The author uses a claim/support structure.
B) The author moves from problem to solution.
C) The author follows a chronological pattern of development.
D) The author describes the benefits of video games in order of importance.