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Answer:

Abstract: Human Inteligence

Embodied: Action of the Body

Explanation:

Abstract knowledge provides for the core of human intelligence. It is the knowledge that forms the "big picture" in abstraction from detail. It relies on rules and formulas rather than a mass of facts.

Embodied knowledge is a type of knowledge where the body knows how to act. One of the important features of this knowledge is that the body, not the mind, is the knowing subject.

How does the author use symbolism in this passage to develop to clear idea of narrators character

This point of view is when the author of the story knows everyone's
thoughts and feelings
O 1st person
2nd person
O 3rd person omniscient
O 3rd person limited

How often are games lovers play mistaken for the “real thing”?

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why are literary devices important

EASY BRAINLY:: Do you think changing your habits can make a big impact on Earth? Why or why not?

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structure of present continuous tense​

What were Mrs.Bowles reasons for having children?

announcement memo example​

Read the following sentence.

“Then it hit him like a punch in the stomach: It wasn't a shark at all but was a vessel high-tailing it away from the scene of its crime.”

What does the author's use of figurative language reveal about Professor Knowles?

A. It reveals that the wall of the research station caved because of a careless mistake
made by Professor Knowles.

B. It emphasizes that Professor Knowles is in a state of panic and is trying to understand
how the emergency occurred.

C. It reveals that Professor Knowles is shocked to realize that someone had damaged the
research station on purpose.

D. It describes how a sailor from the shark-shaped vessel tried to punch Professor
Knowles in the stomach.

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QUESTION 1:
The A in SMART goals stands for attainable. When thinking about attainable

A. If it’s not possible to attain the goal you should rewrite the goal so that it is.

B. If it’s possible to attain the goal you should rewrite the goal so that it isn’t.

C. You should rate the level of attainability of the goal.

D. You should pick a goal that’s not attainable so that you have something hard to work on.

QUESTION 2:
The M in Smart goal stands for measurable. What are some possible ways you could measure achievement for different goals:

A. Miles, inches, minutes, differences between end results

B. Getting better, becoming good at, looks like what I’m going for

C. Will be done soon, a pat on the back, it’s still going to take a long time

D. Need to, want to, never, always

​Which statement about the relation is correct?

The Elamite statue of Queen Napir-Asu represents the ideal queen; in addition, there is an allusion to fertility as it relates to being queen. Which motif supports this allusion

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Read the passage then answer the questions that follow.

Camping Without a Phone.

I couldn’t believe it when my parents told me we were spending our winter vacation going camping! They are always trying to get me to go outside more. It seems like my mom is constantly saying, “Brian, turn off the computer!” or “Brian, put down your phone and talk to us!” They don’t seem to understand that I’m in the zone when I’m using a keyboard, so of course I don’t want to stop.

We drove for an hour to Everglades National Park. As soon as we got there, my cell phone stopped working. The precaution I had taken of fully charging it had done no good. I couldn’t get a signal for it. Suddenly, I was facing three days of no contact with the outside world. My little brother, Ben, thought it was amusing, and my mom tried to convince me I’d like it. “You’ll be able to look around more when you’re not staring at a screen,” she said.

“You might have to act like a human being,” said Ben as he started laughing. Then he escaped to the other side of the campground.

We took a hike with a ranger in the afternoon. At first, I couldn’t care less, but after a while I started paying attention. By the end of the hike, I realized there was more action going on in the park than in most video games. It just didn’t happen as obviously.

First, the ranger explained that fires can be beneficial for the Everglades. Lightning starts the fires. The pines and some other trees resist fire, and their branches are too high for the fires to reach. Other trees and plants that try to take over from the pines are lower and get burned away. I could almost envision the fires burning around us while we walked, as if they were on a video screen.

Then we stopped to look at a pile of fur and little bones, apparently left behind by a bobcat. They were probably the remains of a rabbit. The ranger said that bobcats hunt nearly every night and sometimes eat animals as large as a deer. Unfortunately we didn’t get to see the action, but we saw some of the results.

Then we saw a wood stork wading and moving its beak back and forth. It was over three feet tall. Because the water is muddy and full of plants, it can’t see the small fish it’s trying to catch. But its beak is very sensitive. When it touches a fish, its beak snaps closed in 25 milliseconds! That’s faster than some computer networks respond when I touch a key.

That night I was exhausted from walking all day, and because I didn’t use enough sunscreen I looked a little like what the ranger called the “tourist tree.” The gumbo limbo tree has reddish bark that peels off, like it got sunburned. Even so, I woke up in the middle of the night, and I was terrified at first because of some mysterious sounds. But then I recognized the barred owl the ranger had described to us earlier that day. It sounds like it’s calling out “Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you?” That helped me to relax, so I was able to fall back to sleep.

We spent a lot of time exploring over the next two days. I started to understand the connection between the land and water and animals. In the Everglades, you couldn’t even get rid of the mosquitoes without creating a big change for other animals. Small fish eat mosquito eggs; other fish eat the smaller fish; large fish called gars eat those fish; and alligators eat the gars. If you eliminated the mosquitoes, you might lose some of the other animals higher up the food chain too.

After we left, we talked in the car about the Everglades and how different it was from where we lived. Suddenly, right in the middle of our discussion, I heard a familiar tone from my phone. My friend Jeff was sending me a text. Without thinking, I reached for my phone, but then I put it back down. “Aren’t you going to text back?” asked Ben.

“I will in a little while,” I said. Ben looked stunned. My dad and mom looked at each other and just smiled.

How does Brian's inability to use his cell phone while camping affect his actions?

A) It helps him prove to his family that he can survive in the Everglades.

B) It allows him to better understand technology.

C) It forces him to participate in new activities.

D) it gives him the chance to improve his relationship with his brother.​

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can our society ever be a place where we can value of human life ? why or why not . explain in 3 sentences

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Read this line from "O Captain! My Captain!".

The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we sought is won;

What does “the prize we sought is won” refer to?

They won a game.
They found a lost treasure.
They won an election.
The North has won the Civil War.

Is summer reading really nesseary for students?
List 4 reasons you would agree with this.

The past perfect tense is made up of two parts what are they? 

What does "declamation" mean here?

The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe

How does the structure of this poem affect its mood?

The structure of five lines and a refrain in each stanza give the poem a pensive mood.

The ending rhyme scheme in the last three lines of the poem creates a haunting mood.

The internal and end rhyme in the third and fourth lines of each stanza creates a harmonious mood.

The use of the same refrain at the end of most of the stanzas in the poem creates a nostalgic mood.​

Who are the suffragettes? What literary device is the author

using, then, when she has Melinda select these outspoken

women for her presentation?

From the book speak

Choose the appropriate conjunctions to join the parallel structures.
Jenny
washes the clothes herself
asks her mother to wash them.
neither ........nor
not only......but also
either.........or
either...nor

when making a resume and you see "headline' what do you put underneath it ? any examples . especially if you have not have had a job yet

Match each claim to the detail that best supports it.
Video games promote critical
thinking in teenagers, thereby
increasing academic achievement
Students should be allowed
to choose their course of study
in high school
There should be stricter regulations
for the use of high-fructose corn
syrup in food
Studies by three ivy league schools noted that
video games can help students learn
problem-solving skills and curb violence,
In 2018, the Blue Creek Academy of Innovation
started allowing high school students to create
their graduation plans by choosing their courses
and as a result, the school is now a Blue-Ribbon
campus.
According to several health groups, high
consumption of food with ingredients such as
high-fructose corn syrup is linked to increases in
health conditions such as diabetes, cancer, heart
disease, and obesity
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Which practice would not be defined as
alternative medicine?
a. pain management
b. acupuncture
c. taking herbal garlic supplements
d. massage therapy