Answer:
I do
Explanation:
she mean tho..........
Me
Explanation: because I am home schooled just for this year
what do you do when your teacher makes your head hurt
Helloooooo can someone help me for what to say on the fixed mindset side? you can just try to think of random things bc I do not know what to say lol almost all of this is made up well try to help if you can pls!
Answer:
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Think about a time when you had to leave something behind. Maybe it was a friend, a home, or simply an object.
Write a minimum four-stanza poem (five lines per stanza, for a total of twenty lines) that expresses the "leaving" of something personal.
Be sure to use each of the following poetic devices:
one simile
one example of alliteration
one metaphor
one hyperbole
one symbol
one example of personification
Answer:
like as I walked away from a friend, He was a lion as I walked away, I was sad so I had to pretend, My tears were shouting like no other today, I ran a billion miles from a friend I miss
I left suddenly and without any notification,
As the swallows leave in the fall, - SIMILE -
And you stayed completely alone,
My dear, lonely friend.
Now, I'm an empty boat,
Floating on the sea of turbulent human life, - METAPHOR -
Without any friend,
Because I left you behind me,
My dear, lonely friend.
Sadness and sorrow are sinking my soul, - ALLITERATION -
While the sea full of memories is talking to me, - PERSONIFICATION -
How hard is to live without the smile,
Without your company and your hug,
My dear, lonely friend.
The world revolves around my head, - HYPERBOLE -
Because I lost my best friend,
A huge, black raven sits on the branch, - SYMBOL -
He told me he saw you in the heaven for lonely ones,
My dear, lonely friend.
Why do you think Dickens spends so much time describing the Christmas dinner and all the food ? What feelings do you think are running through Scrooge as he watches the dinner? As he watches the family ? As watches Tiny Tim?
Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text.
Read the excerpt from “A Ride in the Night.”
The soldier called Brown turned toward Will. His eyes were cold and dangerous. He twisted Will’s shoulder crudely. “We’re on the lookout for horses intended for the Continental Army. Do you know anything about them?”
“Ouch! You’re hurting me!”
The man’s roughness had brought real tears to Will’s eyes.
The boy was glad of it. The pain would excuse the look of fear on his face. But his great fear was for York, hidden back in the woods with the horses.
Based on the details in the excerpt, which inference can be made about Will?
A He cares about others' safety more than his own.
B Will is easily bullied by people who are older and stronger.
C He worries most about what will happen to the horses.
D Will is trying to make the soldier feel sorry for him by crying out.
Answer:
Option D : Will is trying to make the soldiers feel sorry for him by crying out
Explanation:
(or C?)
What is something that people generalize about kids that you think is WRONG? why do you think it is wrong? be sure to use the word generalize in your writing. pLEASEEEEEEE HELPPPP!! I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! PLEASEE HELPEP
Generalization is wrong ninety percent of the time, it's never cool to assume a group of people act the same way, but it's more or less true regardless. I personally think its wrong to generalize kids negatively at all, but it's even worse when people generalize them to the point where they all have the same personality, and they're lollipops and strollers. Kids can have different personalities, they can be bold, or scared. Strong, or weak, it varies, and not all kids are the same. Some kids have a strong or weak mind, as well. Some of them are smart enough to not generalize people.
(I really hope thats what you were looking for)
How do the remarks from Walter Morris, Roger Walden, and Clarence Beavers exemplify the sentiments in the final paragraphs of Elie Wiesel’s speech? Answer in two strong paragraphs
(Please help Whom eva answer gets brainiest ngl)
Answer:
Summary
Skinner introduces the narrator, a professor named Burris. A former student, Rogers, and his military friend Steve Jamnik come to visit Burris at his university office to convince him a real social experiment is necessary to find a way to repair society's ills. They reference the concept of a utopian community, which Rogers remembers from one of Burris's lectures. The two mention a man named Frazier who wrote an article on a planned community to test psychological theories. The professor is surprised to hear about Frazier, who was a colleague at graduate school. In a yearbook he finds Frazier's address, which is listed as Walden Two. The professor's curiosity heightens as he remembers Frazier's interest in Thoreau's Walden, and he decides to write to him.
Analysis
Skinner uses several narrative strategies to set up the reader for the experimental community. First, he uses first-person narration to share the professor's inner thoughts, leaving Rogers and Steve to provide the information about Frazier and Walden Two. At first the narrator is disheartened a former student would be concerned with some offhand comment he had made about utopias years before. However, through Rogers's and Steve's urging, the professor manages to reveal his true excitement about Frazier's social experiment. This allows the narrator to discover information along with the reader.
Second, Skinner uses backstory to introduce Frazier and tell the reader where he knew him, what his interests were, and about his fascination with Thoreau's Walden. This prepares readers for the initial meeting with Frazier.
Third, the setting is a university. This adds credibility to the concept of utopia, as it is introduced in the context of peer-reviewed discussions and writing. This would not have been the case in a nonacademic setting. It is possible the world of academia has been Burris's own utopian world of sorts. Skinner uses the professor's inner dialogue to offer some doubts regarding an experimental community. He contrasts this with the professor's physical actions and dialogue toward the end of the chapter, which indicate his true interest in Frazier's Walden Two experiment.
Explanation:
What's the rhyme scheme of the poem? The clouds by frank d sherman
The sky is full of clouds to-day, And idly, to and fro, Like sheep across the pasture, they Across the heavens go. I hear the wind with merry noise Around the housetops sweep, And dream it is the shepherd boys,— They're driving home their sheep. The clouds move faster now; and see! The west is red and gold. Each sheep seems hastening to be The first within the fold. I watch them hurry on until The blue is clear and deep, And dream that far beyond the hill The shepherds fold their sheep. Then in the sky the trembling stars Like little flowers shine out, While Night puts up the shadow bars, And darkness falls about.
Twist the ending of 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens according to imagination.
You can read ending of abridged version of story and twist to according to imagination.
Answer:
wheres the ending?????
Explanation:
ill actually answer tho
I need and argumentative essay on whether companies should continue targeting kids in there advertisments
Use springboard unit 2 7th grade rading 2.8 and 2.6 passages for the assignments
Answer:
Children's advertisement is so easy because they can influence other children. Yet that is where the ethical problems start. Kids aren't smart enough to know what they're selling to marketers. Advertisers already know that kids are going to exercise large numbers of Influence on their parents and in doing so can be relentless. When both children and parents are most insecure, such as when they are exhausted and hungry in the grocery store, the child's fervent pleas often result in the parent purchasing those products. Children seem to want almost any marketed product because the distinction between what is true and what is pretended is often not understood by them. If an ad shows a toy doing an impressive feat, they assume that if they buy it, it will do that. Kids don't understand the idea of selling.
Explanation:
In "House of the Scorpion", why did Maria scold Matt? Do you agree with her? Why or why not?
Answer:yes I agree
Explanation:
7. What is the DEPENDENT CLAUSE in the following sentence: When leaders 1 point
attempt to navigate the slippery slope of fairness, they will find themselves
arbiter of public opinion and hostage to the politically correct.
when leaders attempt to navigate the slippery slope of fairness
they will find themselves arbiter of public opinion and hostage to the politically
correct.
none of the above
Answer:
Quit
Explanation:
(repost) SOMEBODYYY HELPPPPP!!! someone calls the collective grouping of all citizens the "sovereign," and claims that it should be considered in many ways to be like an individual person. What might 2 people reply back Or responses back?? please help before it is 10 Pm.. Now it is 9:40 PMPLEASEEEEEE HELPPP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST 100%
Answer: In a sense yes because the people are one but individually they shouldn’t be judged by what others are doing
Explanation:
What are your feelings about going into high school? What are you looking forward to? What are you scared or nervous about? Write a 7 sentence response.
for people going to high school
Hell I'm already in high school, so I guess I'll try to explain from a middle schooler point of view.
Answer (Copy this):
My feelings about going into high school is a little scared and nervous because what if high school is completely different from middle school? What if there's gonna be seniors and unfriendly upperclassmen that could pick on me for being a freshman? What I'm looking forward to in high school is getting new friends and possibly going to prom when I get older. Also it'll be fun to try out all the new fun activities in high school that middle school probably didn't have. What I'm scared about high school is what if the inside of the school is so confusing to the point I can't get to all my classes? And what if I can't get to all my classes on time and I get lunch detention or even normal detention? Even though high school sounds big and scary, I think I'm going to enjoy it after all.
Can I get a summary of the relationship of Anne Frank and her parents from over the span of the entire diary/book? Such as, how was her relationship with her parents at the beginning of when they went into hiding and her relationship with them at the end of her diary? Help greatly appreciated.
Answer:
Anne passed the time, in part, by chronicling her observations and feelings in a diary she had received for her 13th birthday, a month before her family went into hiding.
Explanation:
---Which of the following is a form of censorship?---
parental warning labels on content inappropriate for children
movie ratings, like “G”, “PG," and “PG-13”
the government refusing to allow a newspaper to be published
a news reporter refusing to cover a dangerous situation
Answer:
Movie ratings.
Explanation:
Can someone help with my english
Answer:
B
Explanation:
"Her eyes are like blue pools of sparkling water."
This is a ...
A. personification example
B. metaphor example
C. simile example
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Its a simile because it says "Like"
Answer:
Simile
Explanation:
Anything using like or as is an example of a simile.
Can I please get a short summary of the relationship between Anne Frank and her father and mother?
Answer:
They had a very strong relationship together.
Explanation:
Unscramble the letters:
c z o g e h n l e h n
Cs: 1
Zs: 1
Os: 1
Hs: 2
Es: 2
Ls: 1
Gs: 1
Ns: 2
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
echelon
lozenge
Explanation:
this is what i found out
please help ASAP 10 points
In which sentence is the verb extinguish used incorrectly?
1 An uprising by the army threatened to extinguish the newly formed government.
2 Anthony hoped to extinguish himself by winning the debate competition.
3 The volcano's eruption extinguished all life in surrounding areas.
4 The firefighters extinguished the blaze before it spread to other buildings.
Answer:
4
Explanation:
How can Raj learn about what affects the speed of the Tire swing???
PLEASEEEEEE HELPPPPPP!!!!!!!PLAASSSSEE
Answer:
Raj can learn about this by Length. The swing rate, or frequency, of the pendulum is determined by its length. The longer the pendulum, whether it is a string, metal rod or wire, the slower the pendulum swings. Conversely the shorter the pendulum the faster the swing rate.
Explanation:
Answer from the pic please
Answer:
17.9
Explanation:
4^2 + 2^2 = ~4.47^2
4.47^2=17.9
Hi, I need some help.
What does the metaphor "pie in sky" mean?
Answer:
somethings pretty neat in the sky
Explanation:
Answer:”pie in the sky“ describes something that is falsely optimistic; a promise of something good happening in the future that is very unlikely to actually take place.
Explanation:
My cousin works very hard. He is a machine that never stops."
This is a ...
A. simile example
B. metaphor example
C. personification example
Help omg please help meeee
Answer:
what do i help with??
Explanation:
Answer:
Whats u need
Explanation:
Read the following sentence and answer the question.
Your bicycle is a _____ shade of blue than mine.
Which adjective form should replace the blank in this sentence?
more dark
darker
dark
darkest
Answer:
darker
Explanation:
True or False Bible Question
3. The Name of the sons of Idrael would be worn by Aaron when he went into the holy place.
PLAESEEEEEEEE HELLLPP THIS IS URGENTTT
Answer:
The Name of the sons of Israel would be worn by Aaron when he went into the holy place.
Explanation:
:)
Choose the definition of “frantic” that best matches how it is used in this sentence:
“The woman was frantic when she lost her puppy.”
having emotions that are uncontrolled
being mentally ill
performing anxiety-induced activity
Answer:
performing anxiety-induced activity
Explanation:
srry how many theeth do we have??
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Answer:
24 is how many i have
Explanation:
brainliest plz