Which part of the plot creates tension and suspense?
A. Rising action
B. Falling action
C. Climax
D. Resolution

It is the element of a plat that the author introduces the characters and the setting.
A. Conflict
B. Rising action
C. Climax
D. Exposition

Conflict is the _____ presented in the narrative.
A. Answer
B. Solution
C. Problem
D. Response

The part of the story that reveals the solution and takes care of the conflict
A. Conflict
B. Rising action
C. Resolution
D. Exposition

This elements can be identified by decreasing tension, an approaching resolution.
A. Resolution
B. Exposition
C. Falling action
D. Climax

_____ interrupts chronological order, it takes a reader back in time to the past events.
A. Flashback
B. Chronological order
C. Sequential
D. En medias res

It is a way of presenting a plot wherein the events in the story are arranged in order
A. Cause-effects
B. Chronological
C. Flashback
D. En medias res

Rising action can be identify by increasing tension, emotion and difficulty?
A. True
B. False
C. Sometimes
D. A and B​

Answer:

1.c

2.b

3.c

4.d

5.a

6.c

7.d

8.c

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1984 George orwell
What difference does Winston notice between Party prisoners and common prisoners? Use evidence from the text in your answer.

Change the following passive sentences into their active forms.

1. The book was given to me by him.
2. John had been hugged by Mary.
3. The road is being repaired by the company.
4. A new book was given to the boys.
5. All who come late will be sent back home by the headmaster. ​

what inference can you make about the fads based on the evidence in the chart

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The blue dot is at what value on the number line? i need help

Do you believe Linder when he says to the family, “I want you to believe me when I tell you that race prejudice simply doesn’t enter into it”? Why or why not?

change into reported speech 1. sudha said to I saw you put the note in your pocket​

Q14 In Slaughterhouse Five, What theme does Vonnegut imply with Billy watching a World War 2 movie in reverse?

Select one:
a. Death is but a door; time is but a window.
b. Time is on my side. Yes, it is.
c. War should be rewound and never occur.
d. War should be rewound and relived again.

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Walking a straight line for an officer is an example of:

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VI. What are the different punctuation marks we use in writing sentences? Give the name and the symbol. Different punctuation mark 21. Declarative Sentence ( ) - 22. Interrogative Sentence ( ). Imperative Sentence 23. Request Sentence ( ) 24. Command Sentence ( ) 25. Exclamatory Sentence ( )​

1. When you are writing, it is preferred
that you use
as much as
possible.
O active voice
O passive voice
O balanced voice
O detached voice
2. Identify the sentence written with
passive voice.
O My brother gave me a hug.
O The ballots were collected.
O A stray dog chased the cat.
O I cooked a steak for lunch.
3. Identify the sentence written with
active voice
Olate lunch near the river.
O A ladybug was released outside.
O The deer was seen by the campers.
My ring was cleaned by the
jeweler.

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Part A
In this task, you will combine what you found for unemployment data in Task 1 with what you learned in
the tutorial about Production Possibility Curves to create a PPC. On the graph below, sketch a
hypothetical Production Possibility Curve. Use your interpretation of the current unemployment data to
place a point on the graph that represents where the US economy might currently be in terms of its
output of goods and services [For instance, you may ask: How might the country be allocating its
resources (to produce the goods referenced on the graph axes)? And: Is it operating within, on, or
outside of its PPC?].

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What is always coming but never arrives?
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What challenges does diversity pose to nationalism?

Two bills and a letter were delivered by the mail carrier. in correct sentence

Once you figure out what ending a new word has, what should you do?How can you use parts of a story’s setting as context clues i will give brainless

Q6 In Slaughterhouse Five, Why is The Children’s Crusade, the alternative title of the novel, appropriate or fitting?

Select one:
a. Children need to be obedient and respectful towards authority figures and their elders.
b. Children spend too much time in their childhood and need to enter the adult world quickly.
c. The men who fought in war were too young and naïve to die.
d. The men who fought in war left behind their children to fight a noble cause.

Give me words to describe Jason Momoa's physique. Please, Im writing a fiction story on him and need to explain how he looks through the eyes of a woman, Ive run out of ideas.

what does the importance if an event mean

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1. Which quotation provides the best evidence that most people were not familiar with automobiles in
1903? (7Di-Q48)

Choose the best answer to fill in each space.
1. In the village, souvenirs such as …………… and crafts are for sale everywhere.
A. artists B. paints C. arts D. painters
2. She always wears a helmet when she goes ……………. .
A. sleeping B. rollerblading C. swimming D. fishing
3. It’s fun to go ……………. in the forest near my house.
A. rollerblading B. collecting C. hiking D. sewing
4. In my free time, I enjoy making ……………. such as earrings and necklaces.
A. souvenir B. jewellery C. hobby D. class
5. Let’s go rock ……………. on mountain Harris this weekend.
A. playing B. jumping C. skipping D. climbing
6. My son’s favourite hobby is …………….. car toys.
A. collecting B. doing C. shopping D. sewing
7. She has a habit of …………… to work when the weather is good.
A. bike B. biking C. bicycle D. cycle
8. ……… is his favourite weekend activity. The horse he likes to ride is named Thunder.
A. Horseback ride B. Riding horseback
C. Horseback riding D. Backhorse riding
9. I’m not good at ……………... I’m afraid that I can’t make clothes.
A. sew B. clothing C. tailor D. sewing
10. I enjoy …………….. especially model airplanes.
A. model building B. build model C. modeling build D. building modeling

Match the items.
1. theme
2. imagery
3. literary period

visual description used in literature

the subject of a piece of literature
a classification of literature

a classification of literature, produced by using a particular writing style or written during a specific time period

Drag the coma to the correct place in the sentence

The day i was late at important function​

what is the errors in this paragraph
Sophia’s mom asked it to help plan her little brother’s 2nd birthday party. The smally party
would be the following Saturday.
How can I help?” Sophia asked reluctant.
“Why don’t you plan some games that guests can play”? her mother suggested
excitedly. “What about food?” Sophia asked.
“Well, we can either have carrot cake nor chocolate cake, her mother explained, “but not
both.”
“I think Timothy like vanilla cake the best,” Sophia said.
“That is fine, Sophia,” her mother said. Now what about decorations?”
Sophia sat down and looked at her newly phone that she would get yesterday. As she
looked through the brilliantly ideas on the internet she realized she had the perfect idea.
“How about a hungry caterpillar theme? Timothy just loves that sweetly book!”
“What a wonderful idea! We can definitely do that!” her mother sounded just as excited.
“What about some gifts? What do you think Timothy would real like?”
“Well, I think he might like a little toy grill so he can pretend to make food like Daddy
does?” Sophia suggested enthusiastic.

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A closer look at pit bulls and the hype around them shows that they are not more dangerous than other dogs. These dogs may have a reputation for viciousness today, but this wasn’t always the case. For most of the 1900s they were praised as loyal and brave, and portrayed in ads and on tv shows as loving companions and family pets. Even with their current bad reputation, the animals are regularly used as seeing eye, therapy, and search and rescue dogs. They are not all uncontrollable killers. Animal behaviorists also point out that aggressiveness in dogs is related far more to socialization and training than to breeding. Dogs aren’t born bad, they’re made that way by irresponsible owners.