t's easy to assume that _________ and setting are the same thing, but _________ is just one of the many elements of a powerful setting.
tone, the tone
theme, the theme
characters, a character
place, place

Answer:

D. place, place

Explanation:

When we first think of setting of a story, we usually think of place where that story takes place.

However, setting is much more than just a place. It gives us information about time period (historical period, year, specific date, time of the day etc.) social environment and, of course place.

But when we say place, we don't mean on mere geographic latitude and longitude. Place also can mean different planet, specific state, city or town, forest, lake, mountain, house, market, car, train, party etc.

So, as a conclusion, although people might mix up terms "place" and "setting", place is actually only one part of the setting.

sentences with present perfect
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Identify the subject, verb, predicate noun, and predicate adjective in the sentence below. Choose "none" for any of these elements not present in the sentence.

She looked quite relieved after taking the exam.

The judge said to the lawyer, “Will you be able to complete your arguments tomorrow?” Convert it into indirect speech.Covert into indirect.

Read any book and Describe an interesting or important character in your book (5 sentences, and not a summary)

Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence: The book lay
next to the desk.

A: The book

B: Next to the desk

C: There is no prepositional phrase

D: The desk

What is prejudice? Use in your own words. Give some examples.

What does it mean not to take information at face value?
A.
Thinking about where the information has come from, who is giving the information, and what their motives are
B.
Looking further into a subject
C.
Reading very carefully between the lines
D.
Investigating the history of the person who is giving the information

please answer my modules​

Reserving the strongest argument until last is not advisable.
True
False

What does the shooting of the elephant symbolize for Orwell?

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ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS

3. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the
answer to Part A?

A "...options with regard to our roles and values." (
Paragraph 2)
B "...vision of our future life..." ( Paragraph 2)
C"...first-person accounts about the events we have
encountered..." ( Paragraph 2)
D "...something about your job status, interests,
relationships..." ( Paragraph 4)

Which of these applies to the author of a story, but not the narrator?
determines the characters, setting, and plot
tells the story for a specific purpose
shares thoughts and feelings of the characters
can be a character in the actual story

What was the most important changes that took place in this group of lessons that is still impacting television today?

Answer this please and I will mark you brainliest and help on anything

what element of a myth does this excerpt contain?
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What is patriotism? The definition please don’t copy from googlr

Do you like school? yes or no
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composition on funniest animal in the zoo​

Can you please put this mini paragraph in your own words

Every day, millions of students spend between six and eight hours in schools. They sit at their desks, listen to their teachers, and do their school work. In some of these schools, however, they are also forced to dress in school uniforms. This limit is really too much. In schools, students should not be forced to wear uniforms because they take away a student’s sense of individuality, they do not allow for self-expression, and they absolutely do not save families any money.


pls help

What does Starr say needs to figure out about her and Chris's relationship before they can go any further with their romance?( The Hate U Give)

How does the conclusion of the pit and the pendulum impact it's overall meaning?

3 central ideas for the bone wars

2. Listen! The girl (shout).
(a) shouts
(b) shouted
(c) is shouting
(d) are shouting​

3 Complete the conversations with question tags
and reply questions.

1 A: John seems to be having problems with his new
online shop
B: ______? I thought he's a real expert in IT.
2 A: Do you know that Phoebe is going to be the main
photographer at Christie's wedding?
B: _______? That sounds great.
3 A: My computer has broken down and I have to finish
my Chemistry project by tomorrow.
B: Amy has got a new laptop,_______? Let's find out if
she's willing to lend you hers.
4 A: Don't forget to pay the electricity bill,__________?
B: I won't. I've already put it in my handbag.
5 A: I've inherited a house with an orchard but I don't have
a clue how to go about it, especially the garden.
B: Dan used to grow fruit and vegetables in his garden,________? So maybe ask him for help.

Which word does not have a portable part that means "again"?
A. Absorption
B. Reaffirm
C. Reappoint
D. Reapportion

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In your report, you need textual evidence to support your claim that August has been a record-cold month in Portland, Maine. Which sentence below is the best example of a fact that acts as textual evidence?

“It was cold, that’s for sure,” noted meteorologist Mike Wilson.
Many said it seemed like the coldest August ever seen in our area.
The average temperature for the 31 days of August was 67 degrees.
The newspaper said that high temperatures on August 10 only reached 49 degrees.

Mr. Phileas Fogg lived, in 1872, at No. 7, Saville Row, Burlington
Gardens. ... He was one of the most noticeable members of the Reform
Club,1 though he seemed always to avoid attracting attention; a
[mysterious) personage, about whom little was known, except that he was a
polished man of the world. ...
2 Was Phileas Fogg rich? Undoubtedly. But those who knew him best
could not imagine how he had made his fortune, and Mr. Fogg was the last
person to whom to apply for the information. He was not lavish, nor, on the
contrary, [greedy]; for, whenever he knew that money was needed for a
noble, useful, or benevolent purpose, he supplied it quietly and sometimes
anonymously. He was, in short, the least communicative of men. He talked
very little, and seemed all the more mysterious for his taciturn4 manner. His
daily habits were quite open to observation; but whatever he did was so
exactly the same thing that he had always done before, that the wits of the
curious were fairly puzzled.
3 Had he travelled? It was likely, for no one seemed to know the world
more familiarly; there was no spot so secluded that he did not appear to
have an intimate acquaintance with it. He often corrected, with a few clear
words, the thousand conjectures 5 advanced by members of the club as to

What would the complex sentence be Due to damage caused by the storm. The ferry will not be running today.

Dear Sam, A couple of weeks ago, I was tired all of the time. I would find myself dragging my feet during baseball practice. I was so tired that my mom said, "You look like one of those zombies from a horror movie. Your face is pale, your eyelids are drooping, and your words sound like mumbles." After she said that, I started going to sleep earlier every night. It wasn't easy to give up that time in my day, but I can tell it was worth it because my brain no longer feels like pancake batter! I can think clearly, and my coach told me I was fielding the ball better than ever. I suggest you get more sleep, Sam.

Nick

In what ways does the dialogue in the letter paint a picture for readers? Check all that apply.

It helps readers see Nick’s mom as a caring person.
It shows what Nick thinks and feels.
It explains what Nick’s mother felt and thought.
It helps readers see Nick’s mom as a real person.