1. Do you think stereotyping is harmful or not?

2. Have you ever witnessed stereotyping?

At least 1 Paragraph

Answer:

Stereotypes are the idea that everyone within a certain group shares the same characteristics.  The problem is that people don’t function solely as members of a group. We know this to be true about ourselves and our close friends. Most of us fit into different categories and have a variety of interests. We might like watching sports but be non-athletic. We might like rock and roll as well as classical music. But when we think about other people, particularly people who are a different race from us, we often have a harder time understanding that complexity. Many stereotypes are negative, such as assuming that certain people are lazy, criminal, or poor.

Add personification to the following: Mark responded in anger

Which of the following best describes a central theme of the text? commonlit: invictus​

What is the answer for 6 and 7!!

Which line of dialogue best reveals Nina's character in The Fan? "Quick, quick, give it to me, but so that no one sees"; this reveals that Nina is unethical. "I am at your orders;" this shows that Nina is subservient. "Where is the fan?"; this shows she is easily confused. "Because I want to know nothing about this matter;" this shows that she is strong-willed.

What are the 3 stanza of Mother to son poem

what is the full name of luna valareia

What does lago tell Cassio he should do to get his job back?

Which can be evaluated to decide if a scientific text is accurate?
A. If the text is very persuasive, it is more likely to be accurate.
B. If the text has multiple sources, it is more likely to be accurate.
C. If the text has many charts, it is more likely to be accurate.
D. If the text is very lengthy, it is more likely to be accurate.

How did Katniss react during the presentation of the tributes?
She threw up because she was so nervous

She loved it

She was anxious and almost cried

She was embarrassed because
she hated her costume​

6. The theme of "Darkness in the Desert" is
O
a. time in the desert
b. dark is good in the desert
c. animals creep from their den
d. For some the night is a better time than the day.

What’s the answer

what is the answer to this question marking brainliest if it's correct and explain it​

what happened when rabbits were introduced into australian ecosystem?

What is the short story "My Face" by Robert Benchley about?

what is finite verbin the sentence
he goes to school​

Passage : “The Snow-Storm”

In both the Passage and the Audio, the speaker in "The Snow-Storm" reacts to
one of the most powerful forces of nature with awe rather than fear. How does
the poem convey this attitude?

A. by describing the snow sculptures

B. by revealing that the snow stops everything

C. by showing happy snowbound people

D. by explaining the farmers anger at the show

4. PART B: Which phrase from the text best supports RL.1
the answer to Part A?
A. "What a pity it is that this Golden Age should have come to
an end! But it was Jupiter and his brothers who brought
about the sad change." ( Paragraph 13)
B. "Of course, good, quiet old Saturn and his brothers and
sisters could not hold out always against such foes as
these." ( Paragraph 16)
C. "At last, instead of everybody being everybody's friend,
everybody was everybody's foe" ( Parauaph 18)
D. "And that was the way in which Jupiter made himself so
mighty; and that was the way in which the Golden Age
came to an end." ( Paragraph 20)

In which type of text structure will an author most likely use words like because, as a result, and consequently?

What would be a good different title for Hamlet??

Sacagawea made the ____ decision to go join corps of discovery
bold
easy
brash​

American pastime
American Pastime

1. What is the setting?

2. What are they celebrating?



3. Name the two brothers.

___________ goes straight to work after high school;

___________ plays baseball and jazz music.

4. What did President Franklin Roosevelt call December 8, 1941? Why?




5. After December 8, 1941, what happened to Americans of Japanese descent?



6. What type of business did the Nomura family own?


7. How much notice were the Japanese-Americans given to clear out?


8. What were they allowed to bring with them?



9. To where were they moved?



10. Describe the living conditions (you will add to this as the movie progresses).









11. What does the camp director, Mister Watson, tell the Japanese-American detainees?



12. What does the angry old man tell Kyle? And what is he doing with the peaches?



13. How many people are living in this camp?


14. How do the Japanese-Americans improve life in the camp?




15. What happens to agitators at the camp?




16. Why does the old man like gambling?




17. Why is Mr. Nomura angry with Lyle?



18. Why is baseball so important to Mr. Nomura?




19. Why does Lyle refuse to play baseball in the camp?



20. It is now 1943. Why is Mr. Nomura disappointed in Lyle?




21. What is Billy upset about?



22. What news does Billy receive after the game?




23. How do you think this news will affect his view of the people in the camp?




24. What is Lane’s news on Christmas? Why did he do it?



25. What do the women prepare for Lane?



26. What is the “442”?



27. It is now 1944 – three years of living in the camp. What is Mrs. Nomura hoping for Lyle?



28. What happens to Lyle?



29. What does Billy learn about the “442”?



30. What do we learn about Lane when he returns home from war?



31. Where is Katie going?



32. What teams are playing in the big game?



33. The Japanese-Americans raise $2500.00 for a bet on the game? What do they get if they win?



34. What does the game mean to Koz?



35. What is the importance of the bet?

ILL GIVE BRAINLY!Read the sentence.

Because it was too cold and we couldn't go swimming.

What is the best way to revise the sentence?


Because it was too cold, and we couldn't go swimming.

Because it was too cold, swimming couldn't happen.

Because it was too cold; we couldn't go swimming.

Because it was too cold, we couldn't go swimming.

How does White Fang demonstrate his love for Scott? Plz hurry

pubg is veryyyyyyyy goods na cool game

Did you see the dog in the middle
of the road? B: Yes, I did. But
when I stopped, my car
from behind. *
▪︎was hit
▪︎ had been hit
choose the CORRECT answer ​

Problem solving involves using

Which character (Candy or Carlson) do you believe Steinbeck (the author) intends you to relate to in the incident of Candy’s dog? What evidence from the text supports your choice? Need three full sentences.

what is the theme is MELPOMENUS JONES
is it its rude to leave a party early
nothing good comes fro lying
people to to great lengths to be polite
friends do not tir of ecahothers company

1. Which of the following has correct punctuation?
O
Having examined all the data gathered for my study I was ready to write the final
chapter of my dissertation
O
Having examined all the data gathered for my study, I was ready to write the final
chapter of my dissertation.

A Sound of Thunder
Imagery is the use of language to appeal to all the senses. In the description of the Tyrannosaurus Rex, provide examples of taste, touch, smell, sound, and sight imagery. Why is this imagery important?

universities.........a number of advantages by Athletic teams.
1_bring
2_can bring
3_are brought
4_ were being brought
5_had brought​