they _____ the work when the teacher entered the class (finish)​

Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
A.
From her bedroom, Hayden could see the entire city, (including) the mayor's house, and the park.
B.
From her bedroom,—Hayden could see the entire city—including the mayor's house and the park.
C.
(From her bedroom,) Hayden could see the entire city including the mayor's house, and the park.
D.
From her bedroom, Hayden could see the entire city (including the mayor's house and the park).

What is the primary purpose of argument writing?

A.) to teach
B.) to entertain
C.) to explain
D.) to persuade

How do we know Odysseus is telling the truth when he relates his story to the Phaeacians?

The students set up their experiments.
They set up quickly.
The science fair began.
whenever although joining words
before
Combine the sentences into one sentence. Use one of the joining woRds

What kind of evidence should be presented in an argument? Select two options. 1.accomplished interesting relevant sufficient biased

Your sister has gained admission into your former school. Write a letter giving her information about the school and advise her on how to behave well while in the school.*

The jury has given its verdict.

Is Jury an abstract or collective noun noun?

I need a little help if you know the secret garden plz help!!!! in the book the secret garden why was Martha giving Mary a gift so important?

Anthony's flight arrives at eight, but the cab driver forgot to pick him up.
Which choice best corrects the verb tense error?
O Anthony's flight has arrived at eight, but the cab driver forgets to pick him up.
• Anthony's flight will arrive at eight, but the cab driver forgot to pick him up.
O Anthony's flight arrived at eight, but the cab driver forgot to pick him up.
Anthony's flight will arrive at eight, but the cab driver forgets to pick him up.

B. Directions: Read the following sentences.
Underline the verb used in each sentence and
tell whether the sentence is active or passive.
1. Ms. Dela Cruz taught us
grammar.
2. The country was devastated by
the typhoon.
3. The sales agent gives discount
every Tuesday.
4. That script was written by my
sister.
5. The journalist edited her article
before uploading it.
ill give the brailiest answer is correct hurry up

summarize the poem "Life Is" by mother teresa​

Ms. Kaplan is a new fourth grade teacher who feels passionate about helping students learn. She is teaching in a poverty-stricken area of Houston and knows that many of the students receive little academic support and encouragement at home. Its the fourth week of school, and she feels good about the way her class is progressing, learning routines, and meeting her expectations. Today she entered the teachers lounge and heard two other teachers talking about Michael, one of her African American students. When she entered, they told her they had taught Michael in second and third grades. They warned her that Michael would cause trouble, fail to complete his work, and distract other children. They described Michaels poor academic performance and said his mom doesnot support the teachers efforts. After Ms. Kaplans experience in the teachers lounge, consider the possible dilemmas that might arise regarding her expectations of Michael. Describe common negative effects that might occur and explain how Ms. Kaplan might prevent such effects.​

A lot of my classmates participated in scouts when they were younger but dropped out before junior high. But I've found that scouting gets better and better the longer you stay involved. Older kids get to go on longer camping trips and learn more interesting skills. We also get to work with younger scouts, teaching them what we know and helping them earn badges. Those who achieve the highest level of scouting are eligible for college scholarships. I plan to stay involved in scouts until graduate high school.

How does the detail "Those who achieve the highest level of scouting are eligible for college scholarships" best support the central idea that scouting gets even better with age?

A. It describes one of the benefits of staying involved in scouting,

B. It proves the claim that people who participate in scouting are smart.

C. It suggests scouts can earn badges for attending college and learning new skills.

D. It notes that high school graduates can no longer be scouts but can be leaders.​

.You want to study abroad in the future, but you don’t know which country to go to. You have three choices: Australia, the US, and Singapore. Which one would you choose? Why?

"Apply the pros and cons for each"!!
please help

does antony truly mean what he says about the conspirators being honorable? Explain.

Ramon enjoys school because he has made many friends blank he likes learning​

Dr. Bando examined the fusion reactor. He knew that one false move could casue the whole system to explode, so he worked carefully. Suddenly, Dr. Manheim walked into the reactor room. Dr. Manheim was just out of college. He neither understood nor appreciated the pressure under which Dr. Brando was working. Dr. Manheim snuck behind Dr. Brando and said, "What's up, Doc?" It was a terrible Bugs Bunny impression. This did not escape Dr. Brando, as he simultaneously focused on keeping everyone in the plant alive.

What point of view is this:

A.) First-person subjective

B.) Second-person objective

C.) Third-person objective

D.) Third-person limited omniscient subjective

E.) Third-person omniscient subjective​

write a story that clearly illustrates the saying:Do not chickens before they are hached​

HELP ASAP i will mark you brailiest and give you 25 point

read the story's bellow


Boston Tea Party

Eyewitness Account:

Joshua Wyeth


Joshua Wyeth was only 16 years old when he was a participant in the

Boston Tea Party. He reported the details of his adventurous night to a local

pastor. This first-hand account was found and published in a book edited by

Francis S. Drake. The full title of the book is Tea Leaves: Being a Collection

of Letters and Documents Relating to the Shipment of Tea to the American

Colonies in the year 1773, by the East India Tea Company.

1 Our numbers were between twenty-eight and thirty. . . . I had but a

few hours warning of what was intended to be done. We first talked of

[setting fire to] the ships, but feared the fire would [spread] to the

town. We then proposed sinking them, but dropped that [idea]

through fear that we should alarm the town before we could [finish.]

2 We had [noticed] that very few persons remained on board the

ships. So, we finally concluded that we could take possession of them,

and discharge the tea into the harbor without danger or opposition.

To prevent discovery, we agreed to [dress] to resemble Indians as

much as possible. [We smeared] our faces with grease and lamp black

or soot, and should not have known each other except by our voices.

Our most intimate friends among the spectators had not the least

knowledge of us.

3 At the appointed time, we met in an old building at the head of the

wharf. We fell in one after another, as if by accident, so as not to excite

suspicion. We placed a sentry at the head of the wharf, another in the

middle, and one on the bow of each ship as we took possession. We

boarded the ship moored by the wharf1

. Our leader, in a very stern and

resolute2

manner, ordered the captain and crew to open the hatchways.

[He ordered them to] hand us the hoisting tackle and ropes, assuring

them that no harm was intended them. The captain asked what we

intended to do. Our leader told him that we

were going to unload the tea, and ordered him

and the crew below. They instantly obeyed.

4 Some of our number then jumped into the

hold, and passed the chests to the tackle. As

they were hauled on deck, others knocked

them open with axes. Others raised them to

the railing and discharged their contents

overboard. All who were not needed for

discharging this ship went on board the

others, [tied] them to the wharf, where the

same ceremonies were repeated. We were

merry, in an undertone, at the idea of making

so large a cup of tea for the fishes. [But we]

were as still as the nature of the case would

admit, using no more words than were

absolutely necessary. We [moved quickly]

from the moment we left our dressing-room.

I never worked harder in my life.



Boston Tea Party Eyewitness Account:

John Andrews

1 Inhabitants: people who live in a certain area

2 Infernal: awful; related to the mythical world of the dead


3 They say the actors were Indians from Narragansett. To [an] observer

they appeared as such, being clothed in blankets, with their heads

[covered], and copper-colored [faces]. They were each armed with a

hatchet or axe, or pair of pistols, [and] their jargon3

was unintelligible to

all but themselves. Not the least insult was offered to any person save one

Captain Connor. [He] had [ripped] up the lining of his coat and waistcoat

under the arms, and . . . had nearly filled them with tea. [When

discovered, he] was handled pretty roughly. They not only stripped him

of his clothes, but gave him a coat of mud, with a severe bruising into the

bargain. Nothing but their utter aversion4

to making any disturbance

prevented his being tarred and feathered.

question's

Account by

Joshua Wyeth

Account by

John Andrews

Both

Accounts

7. Describes the crowd in the

meeting house Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

8. Describe what the participants

looked like Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

9. Describes what happened to the

chests of tea. Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

10. Explains why Captain Connor was

treated roughly. Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

11. Explains that the men disguised

themselves as Indians. Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

12. Describes what it was like to

participate in the Boston Tea Party. Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ

The following questions has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A: How does the author distinguish between NASA’s aeronautics branch and the space program?

Question 7 options:

A)

He describes the important contributions of the space program.


B)

He shows how the aeronautics branch is underfunded.


C)

He shows how the aeronautics branch is more useful.


D)

He describes the creation of the aeronautics branch.

Question 8
Part B: Select two phrases which best support your answer to Part A.

Question 8 options:

“This is not for lack of desire within the aeronautical research community; rather, the political will to do in aeronautics what was done for the space program has not been similar.”


“where NASA has gone to considerable lengths to justify the space program and explain how space innovations feed into the country’s more terrestrial needs, aeronautics research has had a direct and undeniable impact on commercial and military technology development.”


“The nature of this impact deserves special attention because it locates NASA’s work within larger technical and historical narratives.”


“More fundamentally, they have run thousands and thousands of tests on all manner of aviation-related questions, such as acoustics, aerodynamic drag, icing, vibration, crash survivability, and engine efficiency, just to name a few.”


“Aeronautics’ mission is not about going somewhere specific or building one particular thing; it is about supporting the country’s commercial and military needs with respect to aviation.”

How did the environments of early agricultural societies impact early villagers’ diets? Farmers began to grow better crops, so villagers ate better quality food. Farmers struggled to vary their crops, so villagers ate one type of food. Farmers developed techniques to grow crops in high altitude mountain regions. Farmers could not reach water sources, so villagers had limited food during droughts.

Judy Blume's career as an American writer spans four decades and includes many literary awards. She is most famous for her novels geared toward pre-teens. One notable example is Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing. However, Blume also has had success writing for an adult audience. Three of her novels for adults reached the New York Times best-seller list. In a 2008 interview Blume remarked, "I have so many stories left to tell!" By that time she had written nearly 30 novels. Judy Blume is an exceptionally talented and productive American author.

Which sentence could be added to further support the main idea in this paragraph? (5 points)

Averaging a book a year, Blume's many works have been sold around the world.
Critics of Blume's stories say that most of her works are better suited for adults.
Whenever Blume publishes a new story, she gives an interview to the media.
Many of Blume's stories focus on women or girls as the main characters.

REFUSAL SKILLS ARE IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN OUR UNIQUENESS AND IDENTITY
Give a 1 minute speech on this statement. (It can be typed speech, written on notebook and send pic.)

Choose the correct answer. A. Jack's best sport is basketball; his brother, excels at football. B. Jack's best sport is basketball his brother excels at football. C. Jack's best sport is basketball, his brother excels at football. D. Jack's best sport is basketball; his brother excels at football.

Write an 150 word essay on the topic of immigration. Your essay will use research to describe the changes and challenges that today's immigrant children experience.

Choose proper wording and sentences.​

which statement best compares the use of dialogue in the secret life of walter mitty and grumption

O A) declare that that person is innocent.
O B) declare that that person is guilty.
o C) wonder whether that person is guilty.
OD) keep that person's guilt a secret.
I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST ANSWER NOW PLSSSSSS THE QUESTION IS to maintain someone’s guilt is to_____

(PLS HELP!! ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND EXTRA POINTS!! IT MAY SEEM LONG BUT ITS REALLY NOT)

Read the passage:

Major cities all over the world are changing color. The tall buildings that make up the landscape of these urban environments are becoming greener. People are trying to help the environment and have found that green roofs are one way to do so. By planting grass and small shrubbery on the tops of buildings, the environment is getting a helping hand.

It is more expensive to build a green roof than it is to lay asphalt or shingles on a roof, but the trend is growing. The basic green roof requires a frame, waterproof membrane, gravel for drainage, fibrous material to retain moisture, soil for planting, and a barrier that prevents roots from penetrating the building.

Green roofs started in Europe and are now gaining a strong foothold in the United States. The largest green roof in New York City is built on the roof of a processing and distribution facility. It is actually the biggest green roof in the country. Being in New York, it has faced snow, rain, freezing, and thawing. It has survived it all.

The city of Chicago, Illinois, now has more green roofs than any other U.S. city. There are 7 million square feet of green roofs planted across the city. Toronto, Canada, is the first city in the western hemisphere to mandate green roofs on all new tall buildings. Green roofs are beneficial, not only to the environment, but also to the cities that build them. A recent study in Toronto suggested that if 75 percent of the flat roofs were greened, the city could save $37 million a year on storm water management and energy bills.

What evidence does the author use to support the idea that urban environments are becoming greener?


A) Being in New York, it has faced snow, rain, freezing, and thawing. It has survived it all.

B) The largest green roof in New York City is built on the roof of a processing and distribution facility.

C) It is more expensive to build a green roof than it is to lay asphalt or shingles.

D) People are trying to help the environment and have found that green roofs are one way to do so.

(Here is an image if needed) :

After Jeannette gets a divorce what type of the does she choose to live a life devoted to her parents she decided to devote her life to non profit worker a life of luxury a simple life from the glass castle book

i need it now Which statement from the passage BEST shows that David and Chan are committed to Tae Kwon Do?

A.
Following an elaborate series of patterned moves, Chan could execute high spinning kicks and break wood boards with his hands and feet.


B.
He had planned to skip International Night this year precisely because his cousins, Marjorie and Jamal, were making their once-a-year visit.


C.
Chan’s parents had taken him there to learn about his heritage; David’s mom had enrolled him because she needed him to be in some class or club after school . . . .


D.
“Will your wrist be okay?” David asked, thinking about the upcoming regional martial arts contest they had been training for.