ELIE WIESEL Part B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?

Answer: The answer u clicked is correct

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Since its publication in 1958 La Nuit has been translated into 30 languages and millions of copies have been sold (paragraph 4) is the quotes best supports the answer to Part A. Hence, option C is correct.

To change one's language, especially from a foreign tongue to one's mother tongue: to Spanish. to put one's desires into action by modifying, converting, or changing something's form, state, nature, etc.

Words into another language translation There was a list of sentences that needed to be translated. For the UN, she translates from English into French. Compare.

Translating is the process of changing between two languages. When a work has been originally written in Spanish and subsequently revised in English, this is an example of a circumstance where it has been translated.

Thus, option C is correct.

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When I see the newest model cars fly toward me, I scream like it's my birthday and cry happy tears.

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One of Tubman’s last trips on the Underground Railroad was to bring her parents to Canada. Shortly after that, the Civil War started.

Which detail should be added to create an effective summary?


A During the war, Tubman's mainly worked for the army as a nurse and a cook.

B Throughout his life, Tubman’s father helped many people trying to escape from slavery.

C Tubman’s parents were elderly, so the trip across the country was difficult.

D During the war, Tubman focused on helping the army free people held in slavery

Explain the analogy in the account's title, "The Many Faces of Nigerian Food". Discuss its purpose and cite examples of how the idea of Nigeria having many faces is present throughout the text. Use at least TWO details from the passage to support your answer.

how the theme is evident in The Lightning Thief

Read the excerpts from "Flowers for Algernon."

He was very nice and talked slow like Miss Kinnian does and he explaned it to me that it was a raw shok. He said pepul see things in the ink.

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Later I had more crazy tests today. The nice lady who gave it to me told me the name and I asked her how do you spell it so I can rite it my progris riport THEMATIC APPERCEPTION TEST.

What does Charlie’s use of the word "nice” tell readers about his character?

He wants others to like and approve of him.
He doesn’t understand people’s behavior.
He doesn’t see people the way they really are.
He likes it when people explain things to him.

Literal language is using words as they are defined in a dictionary.
Group of answer choices

A. True

B. False

Why does Hulga compare her name to the Vulcan?
a.
She has a vision of ugliness and power.
c.
She feels that she looks like the Vulcan.
b.
It was the Vulcan's name in mythology.
d.
It is purely to annoy her mother.

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Either Impressionist music or paintings (is, are) to be discussed in today's
lecture.

Take notes about this passage and identify the key words.

The Declaration of Independence is a document that was signed by a group of
people in the New World who decided to split off from the King of England. They
wanted to become an independent country. These leaders wanted other people
to respect them, and so the declaration was their explanation of why they were
splitting off from England. They believed:
 That all men are created equal
 That all men have some rights given to them by God
 That among these rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Among the men who signed this declaration of independence were Benjamin
Franklin and Thomas Jefferson.

Figurative language uses words that we have to figure out what they mean in a sentence.

A. True

B. False

Because the BMW is a machine, I know I can build one.

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Neither the patrons nor the artist (has, have) been entirely happy.

Oi can someone help me it due today.

This is Reading can you help me pls

If someone gets the general idea she_
F. understand all the facts completely
G. Finds out what everyone else knows
H. gets the basic idea
J, Agrees with everybody else
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my grandma has a 1 story pink house and in her house everything is pink and when i saw everything is pink EVERYTHING IS PINK what is the color of her stairs

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The number devil started doing the problem in his head, but his face turned bright red again and swelled up like a balloon. Was it because he was angry, Robert wondered, or because the problem was hard?

“Wait a second,” the number devil mumbled. “I can’t seem to come up with anything. You were right. It doesn’t work. How did you know?”

“I didn’t. You don’t think I’m crazy enough to try a problem like that do you? I was just guessing.”

“Guessing? Guessing is not allowed in Mathematics! Mathematics is an exact science!”

“But when you said that numbers don’t stop, that they go on till the cows come home, that was a guess, wasn’t it?”

“How dare you? What are you, anyway? A beginner! A rank amateur! And you want to teach me my trade?”

—The Number Devil,
Hans Magnus Enzenberger

What is one difference between Robert and the Number Devil that you learn from the passage?

Robert likes to guess, but the number devil does not.
The Number Devil asks questions, but Robert does not.
The Number Devil likes doing math, but Robert does not.

I need to write a Quality Personification of power it need to have two sentences

Why doesn’t raising the minimum age to leave school always lead to higher graduation rates? Cite evidence in the text.

2. During a game, which of the following would be an example of good sportsmanship?

A. Breaking the rules of the game in order to win.
B. Following the rules and playing fairly.
C. Yelling at your opponents while they are playing.
D. Laughing if one of your opponents makes a mistake.

Read the following statement and identify the fallacy used.

The book is right, because it says so in the book.



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overgeneralization
bandwagon
arguing in circles

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She's only filled with an old blind wish.
It isn't even hers but came to her
in the rain
or the soft wind,
which is a gate through which her life keeps
walking.

She can't see
herself apart from the rest of the world
or the world from what she must do
every spring.
Crawling up the high hill,
luminous under the sand that has packed
against her skin.
she doesn't dream
she knows
she is a part of the pond she lives in,
the tall trees are her children,
the birds that swim above her
are tied to her by an unbreakable string.

—“The Turtle,”
Mary Oliver

In your poem, you should use visual elements to separate ideas. Which three visual elements does this excerpt of “The Turtle” include? Check all that apply.

A. capital letters to start each sentence
B. a break between stanzas
C. lines that are all the same length
D. punctuation such as periods and commas
E. lines that each contain a complete sentence

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write the verb and write if it is active or passive, 1-10
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Before a game, which of the following would be an example of good sportsmanship?

A. Telling your opponent that you hope they lose the game.
B. Ignoring your opponent before the game.
C. Laughing as your opponent warms up before the game.
D. Wishing your opponent good luck before the game starts.

What makes a sentence fragment not a complete sentence?
It includes too many commas.
It is missing either a subject or a predicate.
It is missing both adverbs and adjectives.
It is not long enough—it has too few words.

If anyone has read Fahrenheit 451, I need to write a summary about pages 21-29. Can anyone help me with it??

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What is the theme of the poem?

By and by Man will try
To get out into the sky,
Sailing far beyond the air
From Down and Here to Up and There.
Stars and sky, sky and stars
Make us feel the prison bars

Suppose it done. Now we ride
Closed in steel, up there, outside
Through our port-holes see the vast
Heaven-scape go rushing past.
Shall we? All that meets the eye
Is sky and stars, stars and sky.

Points of light with black between
Hang like a painted scene
Motionless, no nearer there
Than on Earth, everywhere
Equidistant from our ship.
Heaven has given us the slip.

Hush, be still. Outer space
Is a concept, not a place.
Try no more. Where we are
Never can be sky or star.
From prison, in a prison, we fly;
There's no way into the sky.