“How can you rest one moment in such a condition?”

What effect does asking rhetorical questions like this one have on an audience? Check all that apply.

Answer:

A, D, E

Explanation:

The effect rhetorical questions like this one have on an audience is it forces the listener to accept there is not one expected answer, It makes the sermon seem directed at the listener personally, and It makes the listener think about their actions. Thus, options A, D, and E are correct.

A rhetorical question is one that has a question mark at the end and is posed more for impact than for clarification. It is frequently employed in conversation as well as persuasive writing.

The aim of a rhetorical question may be to emphasize a point, get the audience to think about a subject, or add interest to a debate, depending on the context. A rhetorical question often has one of two answers: one that is blatantly clear or one that is difficult to ascertain.

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Your question seems to be incomplete, but most probably the complete question was:

“How can you rest one moment in such a condition?”

What effect does asking rhetorical questions like this one have on an audience? Check 3 that apply.

A. It forces the listener to accept there is not one expected answer.

B. It forces the reader to think about ways to answer the question successfully.

C. It forces the reader to generate a set of related questions to ask the speaker.

D. It makes the sermon seem directed at the listener personally.

E. It makes the listener think about their actions.

Read Shakespeare's "Sonnet 100.”
What is the central idea of the third quatrain?

If you see my love aging, work against it.
Do not be lazy; we are all running out of time.
Make fun of time, and turn people against it.
Write something to ridicule my love’s wrinkles.

I am working on conjunctions Louisa does not eat wheat. She does not eat peanuts.

Which statement best explains the situational irony that occurs in the passage?

The aunt wants the bachelor to tell a good story, but he does not.
The bachelor fears that the children will not like his story, but they do.
The bigger girl does not expect the bachelor to tell a story, but he does.
The aunt does not expect the bachelor to tell a story, but he does.

Read the details and background knowledge in the chart choose the best inference you can make using information in the chart a Sarah Dolittle is a frayed the animals will ruin your house be Sarah Dolittle is worried about the money C Sarah Dolittle is concerned about the farmers in old ladies de Cero the little things her brother is no longer a good animal doctor

Which word is a synonym for matronly as used in this sentence?

Hannah's matronly smile and kind advice always comforted her youngest brother.


beautiful

wide

motherly

eager

Think of someone in the world who has power. Describe their power.

(Anyone but NOT the president)


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Someone help me please.
key word is clause!

The next question refers to the following passage. The sentences have been numbered to help you identify them more easily.
(1) As she was driving to visit her twin, Jayla had a strange feeling that something bad was going to happen.
(2) Meanwhile, Kayla had the same exact premonition.
(3) Worried about her sister, Kayla called Jayla's cell phone.
(4) Because she took her eyes off the road to answer the phone call, Jayla lost control of her car and crashed through the front of Kayla's house.


Which sentence features an INTRODUCTORY CLAUSE that explains why the main action happened?

a. Sentence 1
b. Sentence 2
c. Sentence 3
d. Sentence 4

What is the antecedent for (words)

What is the theme for the poem “ After Hours in Kindergarten”?

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3 Drag the following word groups into the category of fragment or sentence.
DRAG & DROP THE ANSWER
Fragment
Sentence
Chuchundra, the muskrat, who never comes out into
the middle of the floor but always creeps round by the
wall.
Then inch by inch out of the grass rose up the head and
spread hood of Nag.
Thinking to himself
Rikki-tikki felt his eyes growing red and hot.
Karait struck out

In the peom "The highwayman" Why did the men come to the inn?

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masculine/feminine
singular/plural
MS,MP,FS & FP
What does that mean?

Although invisible to others in act v scene 1 lady Macbeth tries to wash away?

In Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, what feature of Rachael's character makes her a static character?
her role as a worker in the factory
her undeterred devotion to Stephen
her dislike of unions
her choice to go with Stephen when he gets fired

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In three or four sentences, describe at least two reasons that an author might have for writing a story.​

Hey guys so I'm starting chemo today :(

Which of the following was a factor that attracted settlers from the East to the
Oregon Country in the 1840s?

A.) The absence of Native Americans in the Oregon Country attracted many Eastern
settlers to the region.

B.) The discovery of gold in 1848 caused a huge migration of people into the Oregon
Country.

C.) The Oregon Country’s status as an area of religious freedom attracted many Mormons from the East.

D.) Married couples could claim 640 acres of free land in the Oregon Country.

Write a sentence using a nouns that name two or more cities or states you would like to visit​

Is the following verb regular or irregular?

Look

O Regular
O Irregular

In the ___of an ordinary rider, the Lady Eowyn saves the of Minas Tirith, the___ fortressed city of Gondor, when she slays Chief Nazgul in battle.

A. Garb...Citadel
E. Emissary...Citadel

She did (good/well) in all of her classes.

The following excerpt is from Clock Dance by Anne Tyler (published in 2018). In this passage two girls, Willa and Sonya, head out into a neighborhood to sell candy for their school orchestra fundraiser. Read the passage carefully. Then, in a well-written essay, analyze how Tyler uses literary elements and techniques to convey the complex relationships among the characters.

Required:
Respond to the prompt with a thesis that presents an interpretation and may establish a line of reasoning. Use evidence to develop and support your line of reasoning. Explain the relationship between the evidence and your thesis.

What are some metaphors found in "The Ravine" by Ray Bradbury?

It is often said that lightning never strikes twice in the same place, but this isn’t true. Go ask the forest rangers. Rangers who spend their summers as fire-fighters will tell you that every thundershower brings several bolts of lightning to their lookout stations.

A.Lightning cannot strike one place more than once

B.Lightning can hit a place two times

C.Lightning happens mostly in the summer

D. Lightning happens mostly in the summer.

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Correct the sentence dad begun to doze off in his chair after dinner

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My grandfather never called me by my English name. He liked to call me Yellow Feather in Pomo language. He said a yellow feather fell on his feet as he held me for the first time in his arms.
"Oh, how I miss watching yellow birds flying in Talahalusi, the beautiful land," Grandpa would tear up every time he remembered my birth in Napa Valley.
Then, he would talk about the wooden baskets he wove as I left him at the balcony and went to school. "Your grandmother's baskets were always more beautiful," he would say. My grandfather always looked curiously at my phone and wished I would pay attention to the birds instead.
We had moved from Napa Valley years ago, and now my grandfather was staying with us. Although he had brought his basket making materials with him, they lay mostly unwoven in his room. He spent much of his time sitting on the bench in the backyard.
I pressed my nose to the kitchen window, fogging the glass with my breath as I watched him sitting straight and stiff on the bench. On an impulse, I slid open the back door. Leaving my phone by the back door, I walked out and sat beside him on the bench.
He didn't acknowledge me, although I felt the flick of his gaze on me as I stared out at the woods that sheltered the span of land behind our house. It was nothing like the rolling green valleys I remembered from Napa, and I suddenly realized he was homesick. Not only that, but I began to feel a longing for Napa that I couldn't account for, a yearning that sang through my veins. A bird sand a sweet song from a nearby tree, and my grandfather tilted his head and smiled a little.
"You can hear that, Yellow Feather, now that you don't have your phone," he said with a chuckle.
For the first time, I realized that he held the key to a world that I needed to know about.
"Grandfather, will you teach me our history?" I said.
I could tell my question had caught him off guard, but he merely nodded, squeezing my hand as we listened to the birdsong.
3
How does Yellow Feather change during the story?
A.
He becomes interested in learning about birds.
B.
He becomes less interested in the past.
C.
He becomes more attached to the modern world.
D.
He becomes more appreciative of his grandfather.
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