Answer:
any detail that specificaly relates to the prediction.
Explanation:
HURRY PLEASE........Read the following excerpt. Suddenly, there was a scream. A woman lunged forward and pulled the parked stroller farther onto the sidewalk. From the right, Gabby heard a car horn. Then she saw a red flash zoom past her, the woman, and the stroller. As it sped by them, a sports car grazed the spot on the sidewalk where the stroller had just stood. The woman was shaking. The baby in the stroller smiled, blissfully unaware of the danger. The details of this excerpt are best described as fast-paced events that are described in long sentences. fast-paced events that are more about the action than the description. slow-paced events that are more about descriptions than actions. slow-paced events that are told in many short sentences.
Answer:
Im thinking B
Answer:
Hi there! The answer is: fast-paced events that are more about the action than the description.
Explanation:
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CAN SOMEONE HELP ME I NEED HELP MAKING A INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPH
Answer:I GOTCHU
Explanation:
HELLO! THIS IS MY INTRODUCTION AND I WILL BE SAYING STUFF ABOUT THIS THING! (your welcome)
Answer:
I'll Help!
Explanation:
I'm _____ I will be telling you about ______ and how this will effect _____ because...
Read the poem.
I Dwell In Possibility
by Emily Dickinson
I dwell in Possibility –
A fairer House than Prose –
More numerous of Windows –
Superior – for Doors –
Of Chambers as the Cedars –
Impregnable of eye –
And for an everlasting Roof
The Gambrels of the Sky –
Of Visitors – the fairest –
For Occupation – This –
The spreading wide my narrow Hands
To gather Paradise –
Question 1
Part A
What is a key theme of "I Dwell in Possibility"?
Poetry is superior to other genres of literature.
Paradise is both painful and sweet.
Pain reveals the deepest truths about life.
Nature is a spiritual teacher.
Question 2
Part B
How does Emily Dickinson develop the theme indicated in Part A?
Dickinson longs for visitors but has only poetry for company.
Dickinson observes that walls and roofs should be difficult to attack.
She compares poetry and prose to two homes, preferring the one with more doors and windows.
She describes paradise as a house with strong windows and thick walls.
HELP ME ASAP PLEASE
Answer: Part A - Poetry is superior to other genres of literature.
Part B - She compares poetry and prose to two homes, preferring the one with more doors and windows.
Describe the ways in which rhythm is formed in poetry. What does rhythm provide for poetry?
Answer:
rhyme
Explanation:
rhyme provide rhythm and to provide sounds that are appealing to the readers senses
"Mom, have you seen my hat?" Derrick asked as he fumbled around his room. Picking up a sombrero, Mom replied, "You mean this one?" "No, Mom, my baseball cap." "Well, you should wear this hat. It will protect you from the Sun better." "Nah, I like my baseball cap more," Derrick answered. "I don't get it," Mom said. "You begged and pleaded for this sombrero when we were on vacation in Santa Fe. I tried to talk you out of it because I knew you'd never wear it. You promised that you would. I paid $30, and you haven't worn it once." "But, Mom . . ." "Don't 'But Mom' me, Mister. Here's the deal. You will earn the money to pay me back, or you will wear this sombrero out somewhere at least once within the next week. You've got to think about the effects of wasting money. If I have buyer's remorse over that hat, you should too. You need to fully consider whether or not you'll use what you ask for. Which choice will it be?" "Raising $30 will take forever," Derrick said and sighed. "Okay, I'll wear the hat, Mom, but I'll look silly compared to everyone else. None of the other kids wear sombreros." As the days passed, Derrick wasn't sure where he could wear his hat without looking out of place. School was out of the question. Baseball practice was out, too. Derrick didn't even want to consider wearing it to church. At the end of the week, Mom asked Derrick, "You want to grab some Mexican food from Amigos?" Derrick bolted to his room and grabbed his sombrero. When he returned, Mom added, "You'll probably still be the only one in a sombrero." "I know, but Amigos is still the best possible place to wear it," said Derrick. "Thanks, Mom." theme
Answer: "Mom, have you seen my hat?" its wrong its "Mom, have you seen my hat"?
Explanation:
this " are gonna always be in a . ? ! all of them
"R.W. and Melvin," whispered T.J., "they hurt me bad." He looked up, expecting sympathy. But our faces, grim behind the light Stacey held, showed no compassion. T.J.'s eyes dimmed, then, undoing the buttons to his shirt, he pulled the shirt open and stared down at his stomach.
—Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry,
Mildred D. Taylor
Which words from the passage indicate that the tone is serious?
“hurt me bad”
“he pulled”
“his stomach”
“shirt open”
Which sentence uses pronouns incorrectly?
They carefully examined my work, knowing that I had done it myself.
We were proud of the result, having completed the fence all by ourselves.
Due to your hard work, yourselves have been a credit to the group.
Please feel free to join them, although I myself am staying behind.
Answer:Due to your hard work, yourselves have been a credit to the group
Explanation:
Yourselves is the incorrect pronoun
(2) What is the term for intentionally damaging property or locations that
are sacred places to a religious group? *
O Vandalism
Desecration
O
Scapegoating
Genocide
Answer:
Desecration
Explanation:
a process where one member of the society has to get familiar with one specific culture
How did Anne Frank help us remember the holocaust
Answer:
Anne Frank's diary which was published posthumously help us remember the holocaust.
Explanation:
Anne Frank was one of the million Jews to die in Holocaust by Nazis. But her story reached the people across the world. Anne died at the age of fifteen in the Concentration Camp. Her father, Otto Frank, published her diary, which she used to write in hiding, posthumously in 1947.
It is her diary that helps the readers of her text remember the time of Holocaust. Her diary gives an insight in the life of Jews during the Holocaust. If her father would not have published her diary, people would not have been able to know about how difficult and fretful it was for Jews at the time.
the adventages of doing sports
Is this sentence passive or active? “I try to watch as little television as possible.”
Beowulf's victory is mainly symbolic of ________.
• severe discipline
• Hrothgar’s flaws
• a supernatural force
• an unsympathetic setting
Answer: A supernatural force.
Explanation:
Beowulf is representing one epic hero that is strong, brave, intelligent, smart, and he has that excellent nature that nobody has. He is the only one and that is why the main symbol of his victory will be a supernatural force. Since he is one perfect epic hero he will always have that supernatural force or help that will help him to get through anything.
His battle with Grendel represented that he had supernatural force.
Use the following phrases and clauses in sentence to make to make the complete sense. as he walked along the road
Answer:
As he walked along the road, he came upon a deserted house in the middle of the open fields.
Explanation:
As given in the question, "as he walked along the road" is not a complete sentence. Rather, it requires an independent clause to be a complete sentence.
An independent clause is one that can stand alone as a complete sentence while a dependent clause requires an independent clause to be a full sentence.
So, to the clause "as he walked along the road", we add "he came upon a deserted house in the middle of the open fields" to make the whole sentence.
Thus, the completed sentence becomes -
As he walked along the road, he came upon a deserted house in the middle of the open fields.
Ideas please? Now that you have learned about different traditions and have thought about your position, decide which tradition you will write an argument about and why. Write a sentence about it below.
Answer:
I plan to argue that a bar/bat mitzvah is an important tradition because it is a part of growing up.
If you don't want to write about bar/bat mitzvah just replace it with something else.
The different traditions.
As per the question, the ideal phases of the learned traditions that have been shown in the different position can be used to assert about the traditions and thus be used as in writing the arguments and sentences about the adversity of questions. The idea about the bar tradition in various nations has differed value and exposes a divert tradition.
Thus the answer is a traditional value.
As per the statement of the transitional value, the culture has several transitional values and hence is diverse and differs as per the position in the culture and norms of the society. Hence the tradition that will value is that of the past and continued one.Learn more about the different traditions.
brainly.com/question/16893382.
Define “implied threat” in your own words.
-do not copy of the internet which result you from being reported-
Answer:
implied threat would be an intention to harm someone or something
Answer:
Explanation:
tacitly understood By combining an implied threat of discharge with a sincere offer of assistance, supervisors can often succeed in getting employees to accept ownership of their problems.
Which scenario describes a clear instance of dramatic irony?
O The audience watches a boy notice the shadows of balloons and streamers before turning on his
light to discover he has been thrown a surprise party.
O The audience watches a young girl take a sleeping potion, only to later be discovered and
mistaken for dead by her love interest.
O The audience watches a boy jump and shriek in surprise as a possum scurries out from under his
bed.
O The audience watches a woman rushing to make a scheduled interview as she misses her train
by less than a minute
Answer:
The audience watches a boy notice the shadows of balloons and streamers before turning on his light to discover he has been thrown a surprise party.
Explanation:
A text presents dramatic irony when it presents information that, although the audience knows, the character involved in the story does not.
In this case, among the options given in the question, we can say that the first option is the most correct example of dramatic irony. This is because the boy observes the shadows of balloons and streamers, but does not know that there is a surprise party prepared for him, however, the public knows.
Mrs. Brown’s great friendliness was matched by her energetic and bubbly disposition, and her neighbors marveled that a women of 94 could be so ___ and ___.
A. Genial and vivacious
B. Impertinent and incendiary
C. Fractious and discordant
D. Acerbic and reclusive
Answer:
A. Genial and vivacious
Explanation:
Both definitions represent Mrs. Brown's friendliness. The rest of the definitions don't match with what information the passage gives us about Mrs. Brown.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Similes and metaphors establish comparisons between two dissimilar things. Which of the following is a metaphor? (Choose all that apply)
a. Bent double, like old beggars under sacks
b. The fog comes/on little cat feet
c. My boss Bob was waiting for me when I showed up for work five minutes late today—the snake!
Answer:
C
Explanation:
its comparing the boss to a snake
Read this excerpt from a passage. "As a young child, I remember listening to stories about Angelo Pagano, my great-grandfather who emigrated from Italy to the United States in the early 1900s. I had always envisioned him traveling on a ship like the Titanic, sailing across the Atlantic in a luxury liner to his new home in America.". What is the author's point of view in the excerpt?
Answer:
First Person
Explanation:
We know its first person because he says "I remember... I had always... etc."
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Find and select the three incorrect verb tenses in the paragraph below.
For over 300 years Londoners has been able to enjoy the pies of Mrs Biggin that are still make in the oldest restaurant in London. When it first opened London is a very different place. The plague and the Great Fire of 1666 were still in living memory.
Food then was very basic but the pies that made the restaurant famous are still there.
Answer:
The plague and the Great Fire of 1666 were still in living memory.
The "were" should be "was."
When it first opened London is a very different place.
The "is" should be "was."
I could only find two, sorry.
Explanation:
In conclusion, all of General Motors plants had to be closed down
is this clincher sentance a
General
Clueing
Specific
Answer:
I would guess specific.
what is the purpose of the underlined part of the sentence.
The author suggests that the name "Dead Sea" (sentence 1)
is no longer used by most people
does not reflect the water's beneficial effects
comes from the pollution found in the atmosphere
O refers to the lack of minerals in the water
Answer:
B. does not reflect the water's beneficial effects.
Explanation:
The author suggests that the name "Dead Sea" does not reflect the water's beneficial effects.
This is true because looking at the beneficial effects of the water as stated in the excerpt, one will discover that the water itself has restorative and rejuvenating effects. It has beneficial effects as it was known to be the world's first health resorts. But the name "Dead Sea" actually suggests that the sea does not have those beneficial effects as it is in reality.
The Dead Sea is known to be a salt lake. It is the known world's saltiest body of water. The sea is bordered by Jordan to the east. The Jordan Rift Valley is the location where the sea lies.
how did media and information affect change to our culture give example explain
When the narrator says "I was wavering in my secret soul" (sentence 12), she means that she was
O angry at Tom for reading the letter
O worried about traveling away from home
O feeling eager to learn new skills as a nurse
o having second thoughts about her new job
Answer: having second thoughts about her new job
Explanation:
Wavering means to be doubtful, unsure or uncertain about a particular thing. Someone who wavers is said to falter as the person is faced with an indecision.
When the narrator says "I was wavering in my secret soul", she means that she was having second thoughts about her new job.
Therefore, the answer is option D.
Can someone please write 3 paragraphs and explain what you think it will take for you to successfully meet the challenges of early college
or job of your choice. Which job would you like to apply for? Why? Why should an educational program of your choice choose you? Please
Answer:
When an interviewer asks why you are the best candidate for this position, they don't expect you to compare yourself to other candidates. By asking this question, the interviewer is assessing how well you understand the job and how confident you are in your abilities.
You may be asked this question in different forms, such as, "Why should we hire you?" or "Why do you think you'd be a good fit for this role?" Your answer to the variations on the question should remain the same—you must prove you understand the job and the company, and how you can help them excel.
Points to Emphasize
As with all interview answers, a little preparation for this question is key to your success. In order to speak convincingly about your qualifications, follow these tips.
Match your top skills with job requirements
Review the job description (and your resume) and look for reoccurring skills and responsibilities. Then, match your top skills with the top three-to-five job responsibilities, experience requirements, or characteristics requested, and explain how they match to the role.
Know how you can help the company
The more you know about the company, the stronger your answer will be. Look for clues about company culture on the company's website and social media channels, and see what issues the company is facing by reading recent news. But don't stop there. If possible, set up informational meetings with people who currently work at the company so you can learn about the culture and the job. Or, research employees via LinkedIn, and see if you share a connection with someone at the company. That someone could perhaps broker an introduction, which would allow you to ask questions either electronically or in person.
Explain how you can help the company
Getting back to your answer: explain how you can help the company. For example, if the company mentioned interest in expanding into foreign territories, and you happen to have lived in one of those territories, find a way to mention that in your answer—note your familiarity with the culture, and of course, if you speak the language, definitely emphasize that!
Be interested
Don't hold back. Show your enthusiasm about joining and contributing to the company.
Be confident
Planning your answer in advance allows you to state your answer clearly and with confidence. The words you use and the tone of your voice are both important to conveying a confident message. Practice your answer in advance!
Be convincing
You will need to sell yourself to the interviewer and convince them that you can make a positive contribution. Share an example of a time you successfully made a difference at a company, and whenever possible, quantify the impact you made. For example, if you're interviewing for a sales position, and you played a huge role in increasing sales by 10% over the course of 10 months at your last company, mention those numbers!
Be honest
Never exaggerate or lie when answering any question during your interview, especially this one. But don't be too humble either. If you have received any awards or recognitions for your accomplishments in relatable positions, mention them.
Be unique
Pick a valuable yet unique skill or experience that will set you apart from the other candidates. You want the interviewer to remember you as a qualified and stand-out candidate.
Mistakes You Should Avoid
Your answer to the "Why are you the best candidate for this position?" question can make or break your candidacy. Avoid the "break" possibility by steering clear of these mistakes and pitfalls.
Don't be generic
Do not give a vague answer that could apply to any position or company. Reference how you've used the specific skills requested in the job posting.
Don't under-represent your skills or experience
Even if you have shared your skills, experience, and characteristics previously, do not try to breeze over this question. This is one more chance for you to reiterate why you are the match for the role.
Don't ramble
Do not give lengthy examples or include too much information. Be concise and relevant. A good rule of thumb is aiming for an answer that lasts about a minute. Practicing your answer out loud will help you refine it. Let's repeat that one—practicing your answer out loud will help you refine it.
Don't trash talk others
Stay away from comparing yourself to other candidates or talking negatively about other applicants.
Choose whether or not there should be a comma between the bolded adjectives.
A doughnut is kind of like a soft sugary bagel
(A) comma
(B) no comma
Identifying Themes
Sort the tiles according to whether or not they express a theme or not
achieving a goal
Love conquers all
Time heals all wounds
friendship
A girl runs a race
Answer:
Theme:
• Love conquers all.
• Time heals all wounds
Not a Theme:
• Friendship
• Achieving a goal
• A girl runs a race.
Explanation:
In a literary studies, a theme may be defined as a central thought or the main idea of the story or poem or the subject of the story. In other words, a theme is the main or an important message in the narrative. It is the main idea which recurs in the art or literature, etc.
In the context, "love conquers all" is a theme which describes and tells the readers that love is that one strong point or character that captures and conquers all and unites all. Similarly, " Time heals all wounds" is also a theme as it provides the main idea that with time, all bad things or harsh things are forgotten. Bad times disappears with time. thus we say that time heals all wounds.
Answer:
Theme:
• Love conquers all.
• Time heals all wounds
Not a Theme:
• Friendship
• Achieving a goal
• A girl runs a race.
What should you look for on the first page of every lesson?
A. Key terms and lesson objectives
B. A reading passage
C. Your study sheet
D. Answers to the test