Answer:
You can use this as your hook if you'd like:
"Have you ever wondered how a certain species can affect the world? Well, Jellyfish are an aquatic species that live in oceans, which they have their negative effects on the world. As a matter of fact, jellyfish are overpopulated, and this can cause many effects, especially to fisheries, a place where fish are caught."
I did my best with that, but you can fix it how you'd like.
what should you do as a member of the sss or GSIS to receive proper benefits?
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Answer:
do it and play safe
Explanation:
because if you did not play safe you might be outcast
PLZ HURRY 5MINS
Read the excerpt from Heart of a Samurai.
They found themselves seated on benches before a table, with their legs swinging under them.
"You see," Goemon whispered to Manjiro, "the torture has begun."
It wasn't torture, exactly, but it wasn't very comfortable, either.
"Look at your legs hanging there," Goemon said.
"It is a strange way to sit!" Manjiro agreed.
"If you were a real samurai, you would commit seppuku now, rather than wait to be humiliated by the barbarians," Goemon said.
"Maybe they won’t humiliate us," Manjiro said hopefully.
At this, Goemon simply grunted.
What does the dialogue teach readers about Goemon’s attitude toward the barbarians?
He thinks they mean no harm.
He believes they are dangerous.
He is grateful for their help.
He sees them as heroic.
Answer:
He believes they are dangerous
Explanation:
This is because he talks about defeating them (I'm sorry if you get this wrong because of me)
Answer:
b
Explanation:
I have a riddle
Tool of thief, toy of queen.
Always used to be unseen.
Sign of joy, sign of sorrow.
Giving all likeness borrowed.
What is it?
Easier, a public riddle. BUT I SWEAR DO NOT LOOK IT UP!!!!
Answer:
I believe it may be a mask...? This is due to the fact that people like to wear a "mask" (metaphorically speaking) to fake their happiness and hide their sorrow, but other people do not realize that they are faking it. Also, the "thief" part may be representing the person who wears it, as they are kind of stealing other's worries away so they won't have to worry about them, if that makes sense. And the toy of queen may mean how it's usually the people who are most respected fake their happiness, like how they say the funny friend is the most depressed. And the giving all likeliness borrowed is more about faking emotions.
Also, I love the picture of Alastor you added. :D
when was the first time you realize that there is a higher being than yourself?
Answer:
When jesus was reborn for the second time last weak
Explanation:
Dunno
If you are reading a story in which the author uses a rose to represent the idea of love, that is an example of a
tone
plot
topic
symbol
Answer: the answer is symbol
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is Symbol
Explanation:
saw it in the comments ;)
Based on the time period, language, and analogies used in the lecture, who can
you infer to be Huxley's primary audience?
Hello. You did not say what Huxley's lecture the question is about, which makes it impossible for me to give you an exact answer. However, to help you, I will show you ways that will show you how to find the audience that Huxley intended to reach.
First, it is important that you keep in mind that the language used in the words must take into account the age, profession, gender and degree of knowledge of the intended audience. Thus, if the audience intended by Huxley were school children, he must have used clear, simple and direct language, without technical terms and without a refined and elegant language.
The same language can be used with an audience made up of people who are not scientists, but who are interested in what Huxley can say. However, here language can be a little more formal, but still understandable and easy.
If Huxley wants to speak to other scientists, he can use technical and specific terms, a highly refined and normal language and the presentation of specific terms, which are difficult and often subjunctive.
If the audience that Huxley wants to reach are students, he must present a less formal, direct and introductory language, where many concepts are explained.
Read this excerpt from a speech that Maurice is writing about the topic of football in middle school.
The sport of football should be banned in middle school. Many people disagree with this position. They think football is popular and should continue to be played. _____ I don’t think children in middle school should be given the choice about possibly harming their health.
Which best addresses the counterclaim that “football should be played in middle school” and belongs in the blank space in Maurice’s speech?
A. I’ve watched a lot of football with my dad and brother, and I understand why people like football, as it can be really exciting.
B. I’ve always thought football was a silly sport, with the players trying to knock each other down all the time.
C I understand that people love football, just as they love baseball and all other ball sports, but not everyone loves football.
D. I respect that people love football, but doctors are saying now that many players get head injuries, and the helmets don’t help prevent those very well.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
i took the review
The statement I understand that people love football, just as they love baseball and all other ball sports, but not everyone loves football best addresses the counterclaim in Maurice's speech.
What is written in the Maurice's speech?E. M. Forster wrote a book called Maurice. It follows Maurice Hall from his early years in school through his time at university and beyond in this story about homosexual love in early 20th-century England.
The story takes place in the years prior to World War I, when homosexuality was illegal in Britain and revealing one's sexual orientation would result in shame and ruin.
The limitations imposed by a class-conscious society and their effects on individuals are the subject of the novel. Forster argues that the upper class is stifled by social expectations of their class, limiting their capacity to love or connect authentically with anyone.
Learn more about Maurice's speech:
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Place each phrase below the piece of writing it describes
depiction of Europeans in Africa
Heart of Darkness
"An Image of Africa"
postcolonial criticism
European colonization
oppression through literature
African independence movements
exposure of racism in literature
Answer:
Heart of Darkness
oppression through literaturedepiction of Europeans in Africaexposure of racism in literatureAn Image of Africa
African independence movementspost-colonial criticismEuropean colonizationAnswer:
Heart of Darkness-oppression through literature, depiction&European colonization
Using a thesaurus, look up the adjective lively; then find two of its synonyms in the list of words below.
hurl
protect
toss
depend
savor
animated
hinder
energetic
Answer:
Animated and Energetic.
Explanation:
Lively means to be full of life. Other synonyms of lively are bubbly, vivacious, and spirited. Using this information, we can find the two answers by process of elimination.
✗ Hurl: To throw up.
✗ Protect: To guard.
✗ Toss: To throw.
✗ Depend: To rely on.
✗ Savor: To appreciate fully.
✓ Animated: To be excited and bubbly.
✗ Hinder: To prevent.
✓ Energetic: To be full of energy.
Based on these loose definitions; only Animated and Energetic fit the bill. Also, Animated are Energetic are the only two words, of the ones listed, that share similar meanings. The rest are unrelated.
According to Suzuki, people in northern countries do not share because they prefer to waste their money. they think sharing is only for the needy. they buy a lot of material goods. they are afraid to lose what they have.
Answer: they are afraid to lose what they have .
Explanation: did it on edg
Answer:
They are afraid to lose wealth
Explanation:
Got it right on edge
hello guys ,please answer this question if you know
Answer:
Popeyes
Explanation:
Chicken Sandwhich should be free
His bestseller screams “success”!
Is this onomatopoeia or personification?
Answer:
it is personification
Explanation:
Because it uses a non-human like figure to do something a person would do.
AlphaCompany produces Product Z. Product Z is in the Maturity stage of the Product Life Cycle. AlphaCompany wants to extend the life of Product Z. AlphaCompany his hired you as a consultant and asks you to provide ideas to extend the life of Product Z. Which of the following might you, reasonably, recommend to extend the life of Product Z?
Question Completion:
(Select all that apply.)
Add new features to the existing product to "recharge demand" for Product Z.
Reduce promotional spending for Product Z to a minimal level.
Introduce a new version of Product Z to attract a new market segment.
Answer:
The best reasonable way to extend the life of Product Z is:
Add new features to the existing product to "recharge demand" for Product Z.
Explanation:
The above option (unlike others) will ensure that the new features increase the market demand for Product Z. These new features must consider the needs of customers. Adding new features should not be for the sake of modifying or prolonging the life of the product but for the sake of satisfying customers' needs. Therefore, customers' requirements must be ascertained and incorporated in Product Z.
What does the title of Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Fall of the House of Usher" foreshadow?
Answer:
the house crumbling to pieces and falling to the ground
Explanation:
using edmentum
IDENTIFY THE TYPES OF PHRASES UNDERLINED IN THE SENTENCES BELOW, AND STATE THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PHRASE IDENTIFIED.
B. My father will soon give those workers a huge wage for the fast work.
C. The old mud house killed the occupants.
D. The man was the new headmaster.
E. Joseph and his friends insults their class mates daily in the classroom.
F. The police are watching the crowd from a distance.
G. That nice white and black looking cow has delivered.
H. They fetched the water from the stream.
I. The thief was mercilessly beaten in the cells.
J. My teacher in class gave me the best gift.
K. My friends have stolen her bag in the classroom.
Answer:
1 you are playing free fire ok if you are playing free fire please send me the free fire ID
In The hijab represents something different for each of these women, what is the MAIN reason the author includes the section “Hannah El-Amin”?
Question 1 options:
to give an example of why it is wrong to judge a woman because she wears a hijab
to describe the hostility that a woman wearing a hijab has faced at her workplace
to reinforce the idea that women wearing a hijab have successful careers and act professionally
to explain how faith is the reason that some women choose to wear a hijab
Answer: It's D to explain how faith is the reason that some women choose to wear a hijab.
Explanation:
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!
What is cultural bias?
A. Judging a cultural group based on one's own cultural norms and
values
B. Believing that one's own culture is superior to all others
C. Having a variety of different groups with different cultures
D. Different cultural groups living together in one location
Answer:
A judging a cultural group based on ones own cultural norms and values.
Explanation:
(For APX)
Triumph however is never easily won
Answer:
what are you trying to say?
Explanation:
?
Read the poem.
excerpt from "Rain in Summer" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
How beautiful is the rain!
After the dust and heat,
In the broad and fiery street,
In the narrow lane,
How beautiful is the rain!
How it clatters along the roofs,
Like the tramp of hoofs
How it gushes and struggles out
From the throat of the overflowing spout!
Across the window-pane
It pours and pours;
And swift and wide,
With a muddy tide,
Like a river down the gutter roars
The rain, the welcome rain!
…
In the country, on every side,
Where far and wide,
Like a leopard's tawny and spotted hide,
Stretches the plain,
To the dry grass and the drier grain
How welcome is the rain! What is the meaning of the simile in stanza 4?
A The countryside is underwater due to the rain.
B The rain has formed puddles that dot the fields.
C Thirsty plants have soaked up all of the rainwater.
D Rain has made the fields appear flat and smooth.
Answer:C
Explanation:
Plants can’t be thirsty
How does the narrator's hearing affect the story?
Answer:
Sometimes the narrator has an opinion on things and takes sides. But if most people agree on a choice, the narrator usually agrees too. For example, in a fairy tale, snow white fell asleep and most people wanted snow to wake up. (The dwarves) But only the evil queen and her servants wanted her to die. SO if the narrator said
"Snow white was so dramatic and sad and she was so useless. The evil queen on the other hand, deserves to win and she is amazing."
People wouldn't want to read it because the opinion is not very popular.
Explanation:
What is the falling action of "Christmas Everyday"
Answer:
I think it is because For someone to get the joy that life brings. Maybe because of family or other relations.
Explanation:
It is important for people to be happy it's not only good for your mental health but also your wellbeing.
What is not a power of riptide from the lightning thief:
A. It turns from a pen to a sword
B. It cannot kill mortals
C. Even if lost, it will reappear to its owner
D. A bell rings when it is in use to call for help
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
I know this because I've read The Lightning Thief twice (I'm currently on the Titan's Curse.) It can turn from a pen to a sword, cannot kill mortals, and will always return to its owner, which is currently Percy Jackson.
UNIT TEST!! PLEASE HELP; TIMED!!
Which excerpt from the poem "Girl Powdering Her Neck” by Cathy Song is an example of a simile?
“her legs folded beneath her / as she sits on a buckwheat pillow”
“Morning begins the ritual / wheel of the body”
“The peach-dyed kimono / patterned with maple leaves”
“She dips a corner of her sleeve / like a brush into water”
Answer:
The last one
Explanation:
"She dips a corner of her sleeve/like a brush into the water".
It's the last one because it has "like" and that is a simile
Use the drop-down menus to indicate the order in which the citations should appear in a works cited page. Mahoney, Nicole. “Language Change.” National Science Foundation. The National Science Foundation, n.d. Web. 22 July 2014. Johnson, Samuel. A Dictionary of the English Language. London, 1755. Project Gutenberg. Web. 4 Sept. 2014. Lerer, Seth. Inventing English: A Portable History of the Language. New York: Columbia University Press, 2007. Print.
Answer: It’s 3, 1, 2
Explanation: The reasoning behind that is because you have to arrange the authors names in alphabetical order.
If you would like to wait a moment, sir, I will just.....your file on the computer screen.
A Pull down
B call up
C Bring in
D Pick up.
Explain the jinn that enters Nana. What do people say it is? What is it really?
Answer:
Mmmmmmm
Explanation:
what do you think is the function of political parties in the philippines
Answer:
???
Explanation:
Who is Muley Graves, and what does he tell Tom?
Answer:
One of the Joads' Oklahoma neighbors. When the bank evicts his family, Muley refuses to leave his land. Instead, he lets his wife and children move to California without him and stays behind to live outdoors. When he comes upon Tom at the abandoned Joad farm, he directs the young man to his Uncle John's.
Explanation:
Answer:
Muley Graves is one of the Joad's Oklahoma neighbors.
Explanation:
Muley said 'TOMMY" that the family has been off their lad. they are temporarily staying with uncle john until they can earn enough money to go to California.
in the story the chocolate torch what made John's schoolmates think John had gone crazy
Answer:
yes that it is the same good
Answer:
John's schoolmate thought he had gone crazy because he caught him eating his leather glove on his way into school. I hope this helped! :)
Read the following passage:
Although her dream of flying started when she was very young, Collins's parents didn't have enough money for flying lessons. So she waited
until she was old enough to get a job and save money. Finally, at the age of 19, Collins started flying. "Ever since then, I wanted to fly more
airplanes and go farther and faster and higher and do more," she says. Then the problem of money came up again. Unable to afford an
expensive four-year college, Collins attended a two-year community college, later winning a two-year scholarship to Syracuse University. She
majored in mathematics, ignoring all those who said it wasn't cool or feminine to study math. She earned masters degrees. Then, she joined
the Air Force. It was there that she became a pilot.
Collins was
Overlooked
Notified
Dedicated
Mimicked
Answer:
Dedicated is what I would say.
Explanation:
Collins went through many, many years of people telling her she couldn't ever be a pilot even though she always dreamed of being one. Through all of her dedication and hard work, she finally became a pilot. Due to that, she can be described as "Dedicated". Hope this helps.