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Answer:
B-Pity
Explanation:
I belive that that is the most reasonable answer
Answer:
The answer is B. Pity I am pretty sure
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Which statement best expresses Emerson’s point-of-view in the sentence?
A
Emerson urges men to be fair to each other, to women, and to minorities rather than conform to the social norm of intolerance.
B
Emerson is expressing his belief that all men are equal whether or not they conform to the expected patterns set by other men.
C
Emerson urges tolerance of all men, including those whose ideas are unique and individua
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None of the above options show what Emerson meant by the sentence, as the sentence states that an individual, to be a significant man, should be outside the mainstream of thought, being a nonconformist.
We can arrive at this answer because:
Emerson's sentence is intended to show how people cannot conform to the pattern of thinking established by society.This pattern take away the individuality of people and make all of them conform to a reality that is not satisfactory, but within what is said to be correct.In this case, Emerson reinforces the idea that men should be non-conforming and stay out of the mainstream.This question is incomplete, but it is possible to find a similar question that shows the sentence we are discussing.
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in the poem The Stayer by Virgil Suarez, What is an example of a simile?
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Answer:
The dog's fur was as white as snow, so I named them snowball.
Explanation:
Simile is often used in poems that use the words like or as. not to be confused with metaphor that don't use the terms like or as
In the poem The Stayer by Virgil Suarez, an example of a simile is The dog's fur was as white as snow, so I named them snowball.
What is a simile?A simile is a term that describes something by making a contrast. A simile is a figure of speech that uses the words "like" or "as" to compare two dissimilar objects.
The adverbs "cool as a cucumber," "cold as ice," and "sly as a fox" are examples of common similes. Similes are frequently used by authors to bring concrete pictures to writing about abstract subjects. For instance, "life" is comparable to "a box of chocolates." When you see the words like or in comparison, you may be sure you've found one.
Therefore, a simile is used in the line The dog's fur was as white as snow, therefore I named them to snowball in Virgil Suarez's poem The Stayer.
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She pays a lot of money. → A lot of money is paid. S present O 2. Your son picks you up . →
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Answer:
You're picked up by your son.
Explanation:
Answer: you are picked by your son
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Romans 3:10 "There is none , no, not one."
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As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one
Answer:
k
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Who was the lady?
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Answer:
the answer is vivienne
Explanation:
its written in her address and hartley also addressed her
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear ‘Romeo and Juliet?’ Write in full sentences.
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Answer:
I think of the consequences of love and how adults project there problems onto their children, also the importance of communication.
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write a composition explaining the rules of games. a composition must have .. number of players, position and role of each player, penalties involved,aim of game , system of scoring. topics given below..
A) describe your favorite team game to someone who wishes to play it , explaining the rules involved.
B) describe a local game to a pen- friend who wishes to know something about it.
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Answer:
a.The game of basketball consists of four quarters of 10 minutes each, and if scores are tied at the end of it, there is a five minutes' extension called “overtime”. 7) The scoring rules are simple. If you shoot from behind the arc, you will get three points whereas shot from inside the arc receives two points.
b.We love to get involved in different kinds of spectators and individual sports in Myanmar. In fact, our government also encourages us to play sports. Anyway, today I would like to talk about a sport, which I enjoy playing the most like millions of others in my country.
The name of this sport is football. In fact, football by far is the most popular sport in my country, followed by Golf, especially after the modern Myanmar national football league was formed in the year of 2009. Besides, football has a long and rich tradition in my country as used to be one of the best Asian teams along with Iran and South Korea, winning Asian Games football tournaments twice, in 1966 and 1970, as well as being runner up in the 1968 Asian Cup, after the champion and host Iran. Myanmar youth team had also crowned Asian youth championship titles seven times.
Anyway, when I was younger, I could play this sport anywhere in our streets, where I lived, with my friends and neighbours because back then, the streets were not really that busy. But, as I've grown up now, I only play this great sport in the field by dividing ourselves, including my friends and neighbours, in two teams, with 11 players in each, and we play like true professionals. In fact, we even organize a “friendly cup” football tournament for our wards (“ward” is a local city authority in my country) in our town every year where the champion team receives an award.
In fact, when our “ward” team plays in this friendly cup football tournament, we support our own teams by chanting and screaming for them so that they become spirited and energized to score goals.
Anyway, I enjoy this sport because it allows me to socialize and mingle with my friends and neighbours while also having fun in the field. The game helps me recuperate from the fatigue and tiredness of my busy working life. Finally, the sport also allows me to remain physically fit and healthy like no other game.
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explicit and implicit
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Answer:
Explicit
1. It's creeping into your bloodstream <--- clear
2.Spreading like wildfire <--- clear
3 Creeping in like sin <--- clear
4. There's no way to stop it now <--- This would be an assumption but because it is clear I'm putting it here
5. All around the earth <--- clear
Implicit
1. burnt in your hard drive <--- not clear
2. Ya hear the roar <--- not clear
3. see it gleaming like the edge on a switch blade knife <--- Not clear
4. Caught in the barbed wire <--- not clear
5. Caught in the crossfire <--- not clear
Explanation:
If an explanation is needed for each let me know and I will get started
Which literary device Is employed in the following sentence from Herman melvilles short story bartlebyy
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which sentence best describes voice rather then style.
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Answer:
the answer is D
Explanation:
"Each chapter of this book is told from a different characteres perspective"
Each of us must take ______ for our own actions
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Answer:
What is Responsibility
Explanation:
Each of us must take Responsibility for our own actions.
Very True, I'd agree!
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dose anyone know the answer to this
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Which of the following best describes the relationship between the appeals process and the Supreme Court?
A
The Supreme Court only takes cases that have already gone through the appeals process.
B
The Supreme Court uses the appeals process to determine whether a law is constitutional or not.
C
The Supreme Court determines the verdicts for their cases through the appeals process.
D
The Supreme Court only takes a case if a majority of the justices vote for it to go through the appeals process.
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Answer:
The answer is D
Explanation:
D)The Supreme Court only takes a case if a majority of the justices vote for it to go through the appeals process.
For this topic sentence, what is the best, most logical order for the following
supporting sentences?
Topic sentence: My friend Susan McCarthy, coauthor of When Elephants
Weep, recently reminded me that reading about eating can occasionally send
one running away from the kitchen.
1: "They sort of peel them with their teeth," she explained.
II: Susan has considered posting this passage on her refrigerator as an
appetite suppressant.
III: She mentioned a passage she had read about how killer whales feed on
humpback whales.
—Anne Fadiman, "The Literary Glutton" Ex Libris: Confessions of a
Common Reader (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1998).
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Answer:
The order is; 2, 3, 1
Explanation:
#2 comes first because it starts with the name Susan. The other options include a 'she.' The readers wouldn't know who she is without saying her name first.
#3 comes next because it explains #1. If #1 came before #3, the readers would be confused about who is grinding what, and the sentence would make no sense.
In summary, to put these in order, pay attention to what the readers know and don't know, so you don't confuse them by bringing up something they no nothing about without explaining it first.
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What are four important types of information to include in a summary of a
history or social studies text?
A. Technical terms, causes, effects, conclusions
B. Questions, causes, effects, answers
C. Characters, dates, wants, needs
D. Causes, effects, important places, dates
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HOW WOULD YOU START AN ESSAY?
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Answer:
Simple I will start with an introduction, then I'll continue with the whole thing until it's litteraly over 100 words, I would have given you one of my essays but I'm wanting to publish it.
Explanation:
If you hook your readers they will recommend. You can figure the rest out, right?
4: A- What did the policeman think Wallace was lying about? B- How do you know?
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Answer: the policeman thought that Wallace was lying about the garden
Explanation:
The officer thought Wallace was lying because he showed signs of being foolishness.
We can arrive at this answer because:
When the officers spoke to Wallace he was confused, nervous, and showing signs of nonsense.Although Wallace's fiancée claimed that this was his normal state, it was hard to believe as he couldn't form coherent sentences.The police suspected that Wallace was not in his normal state, but acted only after neighbors made new calls to report on Wallace's lack of control.
It is possible to know this through the "Report on the Investigation into The Death of Michael Wallace."
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write a story about switching lives with someone
(like freaky Friday)
I will give you brianlyest
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My vision fades from black— yet no matter how hard I rub them, dragging my hands up from beneath the sheets to press fists against my eyelids, my vision never clears; a film of blurry SOMETHING remains, turning lights into blobs of light and words into fuzzy curves and lines.
I sit up. For some reason, my back aches.
“Gray?”
I hear a familiar voice call my name from behind me— yet I can’t seem to place who it is.
“Kayden?” my voice comes out as a deep rasp. Surprised, I clear my throat, the feeling oddly prominent. I taste something bitter in my mouth and spit out blood.
For the first time I notice something off— my clothes aren’t right! I’d been wearing a pretty white dress and flats before, but now I’m dressed in loose, black cargo pants, a loose T shirt and a belt. I pull at the clothes, recognizing them as Kayden’s.
“Hey, somebody switched my clothes with my friend’s clothes,” I say. My voice is still deep as hell— it sounds oddly similar to Kayden’s. “Do you know where they are?”
“Wait, who are you?” asks the unplaceable voice.
“I’m Gray,” I answer, confused. I stand, brushing myself off, wrinkling my nose at the red droplets of spit and blood on the pavement.
“Gray, it’s me.”
I turn.
In front of me stands a mirror image of myself.
Before I can even process what’s happening, the strange mirror image speaks. “You look just like me,” they say.
My gut churns. Something feels off. “Kayden?” I ask, slowly realizing what’s happened.
“Gray?”
We stand, staring at one another, unsure of what to do next.
Kayden speaks with my mouth. “So we clashed heads… passed out… and…”
“Switched bodies?” I finish for Kayden, chills making me shiver despite the light warmth of the sun.
Iron Man vs. Batman. Who would win? Why?
My teacher wants us to create a vote and for us to list the reasons why or why not that hero would win or loose the fight.
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Answer:
Iron Man would win due to several reasons:
He can fly and does not need another vehicle or additional weapons outside his suit.His suite offers protection for every part of the body, including the face.He doesn't have a weak spot when it comes to hiding his real identity.While Batman has Alfred for logistics and support, Iron Man has J.A.R.V.I.S. which can act with much more speed to offer solutions in tough situations.Explanation:
Match the terms to the correct methods of avoiding plagiarism.
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Answer:
Ironic
Explanation:
Literally getting answers off the internet and no options given.
I just sat there, frozen. I'd lost track of time. At some point the two workers from downstairs in the workplace came up to me and said that they were so sorry, that they hadn't known. Then Van Matto came and said something, and I saw that the Austrian had given him the keys that he had taken from me. I can't imagine where the time had gone. First, it had been eleven or twelve o'clock when the Dutch Nazi had come. Then it must have been about one-thirty when I'd heard the footsteps on the inner stairway. Then, suddenly, Elli was back, and Henk had arrived, and I realized that it was five o'clock and the day had passed.
Why does Miep feel this way?
She is relieved that the frightening officers have left.
She is shocked and disappointed by the day’s events.
She is overwhelmed by her work at Mr. Frank’s office.
She is scared by the threats of the Austrian officer.
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Some narrators simply have a limited point of view, while others are unreliable. How can you tell the difference?
A narrator with a limited point of view doesn’t know everything; an unreliable narrator knows but tries to mislead you.
A limited point of view is consistent in tone, while an unreliable narrator keeps changing his or her mind.
Only children have a limited point of view, while adult narrators are unreliable.
An unreliable narrator will seem too eager to share information about the motivations of others.
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Answer:
A narrator with limited point of view doesn’t know everything; an unreliable narrator knows but tries to mislead you.
Explanation:
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what author is known for using beige prose in their writing
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Answer:
Ernest Hemingway
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What was the narrator's reason for wanting to kill the old man?
A. He had a vulture.
B. He was to bossy.
C. He had a weird eye.
D. He slurped his soup.
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Answer:
He had a weird eye.
a trial though you never posted the story concerning the old man
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Choose:
During the wars, people (doing - do - are doing - does) lots of hard things to live.
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Answer:
do
Explanation:
because DURING wars not before wars or after
Answer:
do
Explanation:
How are household chores done in future?
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Answer:
We can't predict the future, however we can estimate. I estimate that robots will do chores. Not only chores, everything! They could take over the field of jobs such as Sport Umpires, Police, and a WHOLE lot more. The step where robots will take over will come sooner or later.
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Based on your knowledge of affixes, what does endocrinology mean?
o the science of cancer research
o books that deal with hormones
o the study of hormones
o false hormones
O none of these
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Wow! That hurricane caused much damage in eastern North Carolina.
5. What part of speech is "Wow"?
6. Name one adjective. (2 possible answers)
7. Which word is the verb?
8. Which word is the object of the verb (the direct object)?
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1- What is a Canal?
2-Where exactly is the Panama Canal located in Panama?
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Answer:
A canal is a man-made system that connects two, different leveled, bodies of water together, to make it easier for boats to traverse.
Explanation:
The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, and is located between North and south America, ib Panama.
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I. – choose and write the correct verb in past of the next sentences. Interrogative. was – were. 1. - ________ I in the dining room yesterday? Yes, ______ ______. 2. - ________ Rosy in the kitchen last Sunday? No, ______ ______. 3. - ________She in the laundry room last Monday? Yes, ______ ______. 4. - ________ You in the living room yesterday morning? No, ______ ______. 5. - ________He in the bathroom last Tuesday? Yes, ______ ______. 6. - ________ Cat in the bedroom last week? No, ______ _______. 7. - ________ We in the stairs last Wednesday? Yes, ______ ______. 8. - ________ They in the garage last Thursday? No, ______ ______. 9. - ________It in the balcony last Friday? Yes, ______ _______. 10. - ________Peter, bertha and I ________ in the courtyard last Saturday? No, ______ ______.
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I. – choose and write the correct verb in past of the next sentences. Interrogative. was – were.
1. - __was______ I in the dining room yesterday? Yes, _you were_____ ______. 2. - __was______ Rosy in the kitchen last Sunday? No, __she wasn’t ____ ______. 3. - __was______She in the laundry room last Monday? Yes, __she was____ ______. 4. - __were______ You in the living room yesterday morning? No, ___i wasn’t ___ ______. 5. - __was______He in the bathroom last Tuesday? Yes, _he was_____ ______. 6. - __was______ Cat in the bedroom last week? No, _it wasn’t _____ _______. 7. - ___were_____ We in the stairs last Wednesday? Yes, __we were____ ______. 8. - ___were_____ They in the garage last Thursday? No, __they weren’t ____ ______. 9. - _was_______It in the balcony last Friday? Yes, __it was____ _______. 10. - ___was_____Peter, bertha and I ___werent_____ in the courtyard last Saturday? No, __you werent ____ ______.
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