What is the direct object in the following sentence?
The rug is lying on the floor.

The direct object is rug.
The direct object is floor.
There is no direct object.

The first two answer options must be included in a summary. These options are:

We can arrive at this answer because:

In this case, we must affirm that the summary will show the literal and subjective signified of the poem.

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"Old Ironsides" was the nickname of the USS Constitution, an American warship that was involved in the War of 1812.” and “The poem was written to prevent a national symbol from being destroyed.” is correct

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1. later - the latest

2. more quickly - the  most quickly

3. more closely - the most closely

4. more freely - the most freely

5. more playfully - the most playfully

6. sooner - the soonest

7. more eagerly - the most eagerly

8. lower - the lowest

9. closer - the closest

10.  more cheerfully - the most cheerfully

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The author's use of the oxymoron contrasts the beauty of the waves to their deadly effect, hence option A is correct.

The loneliness that is shown in "The Open Boat" is a result of man realizing how little and alone he is in the cosmos. The fear of nothingness lies beneath the men's and the narrator's collective tirades against destiny and the cosmos.

The waves arrived in silence, but for the growling of the crests, and they moved with a horrible grace.

The cook, correspondent, and captain are no more able to communicate with nature at the conclusion of the story than they were at the beginning. They do, in fact, come to the realization that communication with nature is impossible.

Therefore, it contrasts the beauty of the waves to their deadly effect, hence option A is correct.

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Life sucks

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Because  why not

Answer: 1+1=2

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say you had 2 stick and you added the stick to the other that wiuld give you 2 sticks.

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Character versus nature

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The storm is part of nature which is why he is struggling.

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Character versus nature

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The captain is struggling with keeping his ship afloat because of the raging storm. The character is the captain and the problem involves the raging storm, or nature.

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Answer: A

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A becuase its describing what happend Sunday morning, So that means it afterday Sunday morning so it would be a flashback

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18

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I will like to read it but not this time cause I have a lot to read for now

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I will like to read it but not this time cause I have a lot to read for now

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Cybersecurity means protecting data, networks, programs and other information from unauthorized or unattended access, destruction or change. In today’s world, cybersecurity is very important because of some security threats and cyber-attacks. For data protection, many companies develop software. This software protects the data. Cybersecurity is important because not only it helps to secure information but also our system from virus attack. After the U.S.A. and China, India has the highest number of internet users.

Cyber Warfare

Snowden revelations have shown that Cyberspace could become the theatre of warfare in the 21st century. Future wars will not be like traditional wars which are fought on land, water or air. when any state initiates the use of internet-based invisible force as an instrument of state policy to fight against another nation, it is called cyberwar’.

It includes hacking of vital information, important webpages, strategic controls, and intelligence. In December 2014 the cyberattack a six-month-long cyberattack on the German parliament for which the Sofacy Group is suspected. Another example 2008 cyberattack on US Military computers. Since these cyber-attacks, the issue of cyber warfare has assumed urgency in the global media.

Inexpensive Cybersecurity Measures

The simplest thing you can do to up your security and rest easy at night knowing your data is safe is to change your passwords.

You should use a password manager tool like LastPass, Dashlane, or Sticky Password to keep track of everything for you. These applications help you to use unique, secure passwords for every site you need while also keeping track of all of them for you.

An easy way for an attacker to gain access to your network is to use old credentials that have fallen by the wayside. Hence delete unused accounts.

Enabling two-factor authentication to add some extra security to your logins. An extra layer of security that makes it harder for an attacker to get into your accounts.

Keep your Softwares up to date.

Conclusion

Today due to high internet penetration, cybersecurity is one of the biggest need of the world as cybersecurity threats are very dangerous to the country’s security. Not only the government but also the citizens should spread awareness among the people to always update your system and network security settings and to the use proper anti-virus so that your system and network security settings stay virus and malware-free.

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Her term of imprisonment over, Hester is now free to go anywhere in the world, yet she does not leave Boston; instead, she chooses to move into a small, seaside cottage on the outskirts of town. She supports herself and Pearl through her skill as a seamstress. Her work is in great demand for clothing worn at official ceremonies and among the fashionable women of the town — for every occasion except a wedding.

Despite the popularity of her sewing, however, Hester is a social outcast. The target of vicious abuse by the community, she endures the abuse patiently. Ironically, she begins to believe that the scarlet A allows her to sense sinful and immoral feelings in other people.

Analysis

Chapter 5 serves the purposes of filling in background information about Hester and Pearl and beginning the development of Hester and the scarlet as two of the major symbols of the romance. By positioning Hester's cottage between the town and the wilderness, physically isolated from the community, the author confirms and builds the image of her that was portrayed in the first scaffold scene — that of an outcast of society being punished for her sin/crime and as a product of nature. Society views her ". . . as the figure, the body, the reality of sin."

Despite Hester's apparent humility and her refusal to strike back at the community, she resents and inwardly rebels against the viciousness of her Puritan persecutors. She becomes a living symbol of sin to the townspeople, who view her not as an individual but as the embodiment of evil in the world. Twice in this chapter, Hawthorne alludes to the community's using Hester's errant behavior as a testament of immorality. For moralists, she represents woman's frailty and sinful passion, and when she attends church, she is often the subject of the preacher's sermon.

Banished by society to live her life forever as an outcast, Hester's skill in needlework is nevertheless in great demand. Hawthorne derisively condemns Boston's Puritan citizens throughout the novel, but here in Chapter 5 his criticism is especially sharp. The very community members most appalled by Hester's past conduct favor her sewing skills, but they deem their demand for her work almost as charity, as if they are doing her the favor in having her sew garments for them. Their small-minded and contemptuous attitudes are best exemplified in their refusal to allow Hester to sew garments for weddings, as if she would contaminate the sacredness of marriage were she to do so.

The irony between the townspeople's condemnation of Hester and her providing garments for them is even greater when we learn that Hester is not overly proud of her work. Although Hester has what Hawthorne terms "a taste for the gorgeously beautiful," she rejects ornamentation as a sin. We must remember that Hester, no matter how much she inwardly rebels against the hypocrisy of Puritan society, still conforms to the moral strictness associated with Puritanism.

I think the answer would be setting because people who read the sentence can relate to the characters in the book. So the setting would cause the rader to think about their own lives.

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Its setting

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a person who takes part in an athletic contest.

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Meaning of competitors

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the last one is the correct one

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the answer for page 1 is mood

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the meaning of mood

mood -a temporary state of mind or feeling.

the detailed description of wind and gentle waves create a feeling of peace

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Use a semicolon to join two related independent clauses in place of a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet). Make sure when you use the semicolon that the connection between the two independent clauses is clear without the coordinating conjunction.

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Instead of using a comma and a coordinating conjunction to join two related independent clauses, a semicolon can be used instead (and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet). When you use the semicolon, make sure that the connection between the two independent clauses is clear even if the coordinating conjunction is not used in the sentence.

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a for be as in outlining it means a line follows where your reading then yea so A

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In terms of the Aristotelian theory of tragedy, Oedipus is a tragic hero because he is not perfect, but has tragic flaws. Aristotle points out that Oedipus' tragic flaw is excessive pride (hubris) and self-righteousness. He also points out certain characteristics that determine as tragic hero. Using Oedipus as an ideal model, Aristotle says that a tragic hero must be an important or influential man who commits an error in judgment, and who must then suffer the consequences of his actions. The tragic hero must learn a lesson from his errors in judgment, his tragic flaw, and become an example to the audience of what happens when great men fall from their high social or political position.

Oedipus is a great and good king. The opening scene shows Oedipus in his magnificence, as a king who is so concerned about the welfare of his people. He addresses them as "my children" as behooved of the good kings of those times. He is a great man with respectable moral value and personality. As a man, he is dedicated to fighting and avoiding evil. His quest for truth is in fact the cause of downfall, and that is one of the most tragic things. As a king, he is an epitome itself. He loves his people. He gives his best to everything he does as a person and as a king. He is so worried by the problem of plague that he hasn't been sleeping: indeed, he says that he is suffering for the whole city alone. He has been walking restlessly instead of properly sleeping. He says that he will not talk to people through messengers and will not send messengers to them; he comes to them himself. He is a king of excellence, command and esteem. The priest glorifies the king as a man "Surest in mortal ways and wisest in the ways of god". He is a man who has become the king as much through the intelligence as through his power. It is he who solved the Sphinx's riddle and saved all citizens from the monster. He has always become the ultimate and almost the only rescue and hope at the time of misfortune.

Oedipus is also a morally good personality, to a great extent. It is so good of him to try to avoid the unbearable fate that he hears of we see that Oedipus is not only too confident in his own analysis and understanding of reality, he is also always afraid of doing wrong, He is adamant in his quest for the truth and the welfare of the people. He surrenders to the power of fate at the end. He is of respectful towards the oracles, in the sense that he has been afraid of what they have told him, and he does respect Teiresias before he is insulted by the apparently unjust and false charges against him.

But as a tragic character, Oedipus has his typical tragic flaw or "hamartia". Obviously pride is his hamartia. He is too proud and arrogant, and presumes too much about his own understanding and his powers to control his life. But he can't control reality, chances, fate and time. He has a bad temper and wrong judgment: the error of a tragic character is basically the "error of judgment" according to Aristotle. Oedipus wrongly judges his situation. It may be debatable as to whether the murder of a life-threatening stranger and the marriage of a consort are crimes. But, due to his presumption about his abilities, he has disobeyed the gods and his destiny. In his confidence upon what he knows and can do, he escapes from the professed evil fate, he kills a man old enough to be his father, and he marries a woman old enough to be his mother, without even doubting his wits.

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was

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A is correct

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1. There is a big landslide.

2. The road is blocked.

3. The mountain is as big as Mou Everest.

4. There are lots of trees as green as Granny Smith apples.

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These sentences describe the picture.

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