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Roy feels both guilty and glad. He feels guilty because Dana isn't the vandal, but glad because Dana is a bully.

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He is using hyperbole, because it is an exaggeration.

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hyperbole

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What do you mean? Sorry :(

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Yes, what do you mean???!!

The answer for the question is B

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I believe it's.... B or C

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No.

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Sorry for this short and vague answer.

But I say no because I believe everything has its good and bad qualities.

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Heee are 2 disadvantages .Hope it helped.

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D. It commits every "artistic sin."

AnsFOR ALL MY POINTS write an argumentative essay on why dog parks are "helpful or harmful"

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Answer: B. "So far each task had proved to be more complicated than it seemed at first.

Explanation:

The sentence from the passage that supports the statement "Kari checks to see if the edge of the field can be lifted because she realizes that each previous task required a creative solution" is option B " So far each task had proved to be more complicated than it seemed at first".

Since she didn't realise how difficult the task were at first and later realised how complicated the previous tasks were, this made Kari check to see if the edge of the field can be lifted. This will enable Karl avoid the difficulties involved involved.

Therefore the correct option is B.

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1. She doesn’t look very well today.

"She" is a singular pronoun, so you should use a singular verb.

2. Interesting news is what sells our paper.

"news" is a singular noun, one of the exceptions which ends with s.

3. They don't think they’ll win the game tonight.

"They" is a plural pronoun.

4. It doesn't seem so cold today.

"It" is a singular pronoun.

5. A pound of cookies costs about a dollar.

in this case, the subject of the sentence is not the cookies (plural) but rather the pound (singular). thus, the verb should be singular.

6. Gymnastics is easy for Angela.

like in question 2, "gymnastics" is a singular noun. don't let the s at the end fool you!

7. He doesn't speak very well.

"He" is a singular pronoun.

8. Twenty minutes is the amount of time it takes me to get home from work.

this is another tricky one! "Twenty minutes" is actually referring to one block of 20 minutes, or one period of time, thus it is singular.

9. One hundred dollars is not a lot of money to some people.

like the question above, "one hundred dollars" is a collective noun and is singular.

10. Mumps is one of the most uncomfortable diseases.

the explanation for this is similar to q2 and q6.

i hope this helps! :D

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D personification

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because the going is not a human and personification gives human qualities to inanimate objects or abstract ideas

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C. Set easy goals. You are more likely to achieve goals that don't take too much work

Explanation:

SMART goals are an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Based.

Therefore, the guideline that does NOT fall within the framework of setting SMART goals is by setting easy goals.

This is because, according TO SMART goals, things have to be well thought of and planned, and not by selecting easy goals

Dan suggested it would be a good idea to take a walk at the park.

Frank refused to forgive Martha after what she had done.

Hope this helps; have a great day!

Answer:

Dan suggested to the park for a walk

Explanation:

It means Dan has an idea to go to the park for a walk

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B. with a lot of emotion.

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I think its B. with a lot of emotion because "ardent" means "enthusiastic or passionate." So the narrator's sister is arguing "with enthusiasm or passion", and a lot of emotion!

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to get them to come and help her

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3 examples of life

*A person who is talking

breathing

walking

#an example of life is a plant with green leaves still rooted in the ground

3examples of theatre

*includes performances of plays and music theatre as the art forms of ballet and opera are also theatre and use many conventions such as Acting Costumes and Staging.

Explanation:

#improvising is an excellent way to generate new content and explore ideas when devising drama. It's also a wonderful way of sharpening acting skills.

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#improvisation break down the barrier between mind and voice,it increase the minds ability to form ideas and present them in a Coherent,relevant manner.

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So Basically Tall and bold like a castle, Looming Loom (verb) : to appear in a large, strange, or frightening form 1 in the dark. They rise to a towering height.

Answer: if this is a question i would reccomend going for something like "let's make a really cool volcano" or something like that

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if this is just a thing that u can answer anything to

then for my group it would be i say "ima go ded in a hole" then everyone would do it with me :D

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B. Both Antigone and Niobe mourn the loss of family.

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B.

Explanation:

Both Antigone and Niobe mourn the loss of family.

T he House on Mango Street is a deceptive work. It is a book of short stories—and sometimes not even full stories, but character sketches and vignettes—that add up, as Sandra Cisneros has written, “to tell one big story, each story contributing to the whole—like beads in a necklace.” That story is told in language that seems simple but that possesses the associative richness of poetry, and whose slang and breaks from grammatical correctness contribute to its immediacy. It is narrated in the voice of a young girl—a girl too young to know that no one may ever hear her—but whose voice is completely convincing, because it is the creation of a mature and sophisticated writer. For example, The House on Mango Street appears to wander casually from subject to subject—from hair to hips, from clouds to feet, from an invalid aunt to a girl named Sally, who has “eyes like Egypt” and whose father sometimes beats her. But this apparent randomness disguises an artful exploration of themes of individual identity and communal loyalty, estrangement and loss, escape and return, the lure of romance and the dead end of sexual inequality and oppression.

The House on Mango Street is also a book about a culture—that of Chicanos, or Mexican-Americans—that has long been veiled by demeaning stereotypes and afflicted by internal ambivalence. In some ways it resembles the immigrant cultures that your students may have encountered in books like My Ántonia, The Jungle, and Call It Sleep. But unlike Americans of Slavic or Jewish ancestry, Chicanos have been systematically excluded from the American mainstream in ways that suggest the disenfranchisement of African-Americans. Although Cisneros uses language as a recurring metaphor for the gulf between Mexican-Americans and the majority culture, what keeps Esperanza Cordero and her family and friends locked in their barrio is something more obdurate than language: a confluence of racism, poverty, and shame. It may help your discussion to remind students that the ancestors of many Chicanos did not come to the United States by choice, but simply found themselves in alien territory as a result of the U.S.’s expansionist policy into country that had once been Mexican.

But although The House on Mango Street will have a particularly strong appeal to Latino students, who may never have encountered a book that speaks so pointedly to their own experience, it is a work that captures the universal pangs of otherness—what Cisneros, in her introduction to the tenth anniversary edition (published by Knopf, $18.00), has called “the shame of being poor, of being female, of being not-quite-good-enough.” It suggests from where that otherness comes and shows how it can become a cause for celebration rather than shame. Few students, regardless of their ancestry or gender, will come away from this book without a strong sensation of having glimpsed a secret part of themselves. For, as Sandra Cisneros has written, “You, the reader, are Esperanza…. You cannot forget who you are.”

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When making decisions i usually consult others first and see what they think about it, making sure that i talk to experienced people that know what to do in these situations. My parents influence my decisions a lot because of what they taught me. I usually dwell on what i know and what i have been told, then make a rational decision based on that knowledge. We cant always make the right decision, but having the right procedures help us make them often.

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New York Sun

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It was the new york sun times

Answer: ny

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b

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its the definition of inquire

Answer:Warmer weather helps plants and animals thrive. People become more active and healthy taking in vitamin d and enjoying out doors.

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The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew,

We were the first that ever burst

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its The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew,

We were the first that ever burst

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