Which sentence contains a pun?
A
The man zipped around the corner.

B
Reading on the beach can make you well red.

C
Her voice was the most beautiful music.

D
The stars winked at me that night.

The sentence which contains a pun is "Reading on the beach can make you well red." (option B)

A pun is a joke that uses words that sound similar or words that have more than one meaning. We find a pun in option B with the use of the word "red". It sounds the same as "read", which is the word we expect to see in that context.

Option A has an onomatopoeia; option C has a metaphor; option D has a personification. Therefore, we can select option B as the correct answer for this question and the only one containing a pun.

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Which of the following sentences from "A Night to Remember" provides the BEST evidence that
Cassandra's new friend designed the roller coaster at the County Fair?

The last sentence of "The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt" states:
“And so, what duties to others need to make room for, even in a soldier’s life of service and sacrifice, are duties to self, of self-forgiveness and self-empathy. These are a part of full moral repair.”
Use the Timed Writing Tips for an argumentative essay (see Conventions section above) to guide you in the following writing task:
Write a 3-paragraph essay of at least 300 words that states your opinion on the quote.
Do you agree? Why or why not?
Make sure and cite from the text to support your ideas.
Be sure to briefly address a possible counterclaim, choosing where to work this in carefully.
When you're ready, click on the 1.8 link above to attach your document.

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1. Why are the two dialogue bubbles on the bottom right hand of page 82 overlapping?

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Which of the following
acknowledges the
counterargument AND
provides a rebuttal on the
topic of Banning Bottled
Water?
A. Although opponents may argue we
should not ban bottled water, banning
bottled water reduces waste.
B. Opponents may argue banning bottled
water removes a healthy choice.
C. Opponents may argue that bottled water
is a practical emergency water supply.
D. Opponents may argue banning bottled
water restricts consumers' access to a
product they want.

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Say a few words about the energy problems in your country.

1. Which of the kinds of energy are used in your country now? 2. Are nuclear power stations the only way out for Armenia?

3. Which kind of energy do you think is the best for your country? worst? most practical? least practical?

Answering the opposition is an important component in persuasive nonfiction. Why is it important to do this? Please give an example of how you might answer the opposition in a persuasive paper about ‘why you should homeschool your kids.’

Dear Mayor Thomson, As you know, our town just passed a new law. Kids can no longer ride skateboards on our town’s streets and sidewalks. This is unfair. Our town does not have a skate park, and not everyone has a driveway. This means that some of us can’t ride skateboards at all. 2You spoke about this new law last week at a town meeting. You said that riding skateboards on streets is dangerous. You are worried that kids will be hit by cars. However, we have many small side streets in our town. Cars rarely drive on these streets. It is safe to ride a skateboard on a side street in our town. 3You said that people walking on sidewalks are afraid of skateboarders. They think that skateboarders might crash into them. This is not true. My friends and I have never crashed into someone walking on a sidewalk. We slow down when we see people. We smile and say hello. 4You also said that kids riding skateboards make too much noise. You believe that the people of our town want peace and quiet and do not want to hear us clang our skateboards on curbs. But children are rarely ever quiet when they play. Kids playing in yards make noise. People driving cars honk their horns. Skateboarders are not the only people who make noise. 5You also said that riding a skateboard is dangerous and kids could fall and be seriously hurt. I wear a helmet in case I bump my head. I also wear knee and elbow pads. My friends do this, too. This will keep us from being seriously hurt if we fall. 6Please change this law, Mayor Thomson. It is unfair to the children in our town. Many of us ride skateboards to get from place to place. We also ride them for fun. We are not hurting anyone and we are careful. Sincerely, Reginald Carter

In which argument is the slippery slope fallacy used to oppose the argument in this text? Use the table shown. A) The kids want the right to skate on any private or public property they choose. B) Reginald Carter is just a kid, he does not really understand what a mayor does. C) The mayor knows what is right for the kids, Reginald is too young to realize that. D) If we let kids start doing whatever they want, they will all just drop out of school.

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Which of these words best describes someone who deserves blame?
O A. Wanton
B. Acrimonious
C. Reprehensible
D. Candid

On the poem avarice what was the speakers tone?

A Grade 7 Unit 3 Periodic Assess...
EP
Tools
e magical land 1) Part A
big earthquake What is most likely the author's purpose for writing "The Earthquake"?
O A. to describe the relationship between the main characters and the landscape
B. to describe the emotions the main character feels about returning home again
C. to describe the reactions of the main character when she arrives at Hugson's Siding
D. to describe the circumstances that lead to a sudden change for the central characters
idnight, but it
ain slowly
ne conductor
1) Part B
Which detail from the story best supports the answer to Part A?
A. "The little girl stood still to watch until the train had disappeared around a curve, then
O she turned to see where she was. The shed. was bare save for an old wooden bench,
did not look very inviting " (naragraphs 4-5)

1. Whot two things in this passage are being juxtaposed

in order to detine character

perspective?

O A, rats and elephants

OB, poison and arsenic

O C, the druggist and the arsenic

OD, Emily staring and the druggist looking away

Is this sentence: a question sentence, an indicative sentence, or a command sentence? "Give me the radio, now!"

Briefly describe Portal video calling device and how it works. Do you think using Portal puts a user's privacy at risk? Why or why not?

Hope is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul,
And sings the tune without the words,
And never stops at all,
And sweetest in the gale is heard;
And sore must be the storm
That could abash the little bird
That kept so many warm.
I've heard it in the chillest land,
And on the strangest sea:
Yet, never, in extremity,
It asked a crumb of me.

–"Hope is the thing with feathers,"
Emily Dickinson
Use the word choice in this poem to answer the questions.
What is the mood of the poem?
What words help create the mood?
What is the poem’s tone?
What words help convey the tone?

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Choose the correct answer. Most paragraphs have a ___ that ties the paragraph together.

A) main idea

B) supporting idea

C) line space

D) group of different ideas

What word expresses action in the following sentence?
Spotted cows grazed in the grassy meadow.
O grazed
grassy
meadow
spotted
O in
COWS

1. The U.S. government has three separate branches that largely function
independently.
A. formal diction that maintains an authoritative tone
B. formal diction that expresses a conversational tone
C. informal diction that mixes technical and colloquial terms

George Wilson owns a garage.
O True
O False

definition of literary devices in literature

This german postcard was created in 1899. it says ""flight machines in the year 2000."" why do you think it is so difficult to make accurate predictions about future technology? check one reason. people do not have the knowledge to accurately predict what will happen. people’s imaginations are more powerful than scientific realities. people imagine future technologies based on the technology they currently have.

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Does any other word like 'proudy' exist in English?

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Strong writers spend a lot of time researching their topics to gather reliable information. Explain the characteristics of reliable sources.

which best expresses a theme in this selection?

A: Live richly
B: Live fairly
C: Live naturally
D: Live generously