Answer:
Children believe in Santa so it would kill their dreams. If he "did not exist"
What slowed the spread of the italian renaissance across europe? poverty famine disease flooding
The thing that slowed the spread of the Italian Renaissance across Europe is C. disease.
What is Renaissance?It should be noted that Renaissance simply means the period of cultural, artistic and economic rebirth in the Middle Ages.
In this case, the thing that slowed the spread of the Italian renaissance across Europe is disease.
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Answer: C. Disease
Explanation:
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Which story would be best shared using a podcast?
a
A story about how to draw animals.
b
A story about the meaning of whale songs.
c
A story about the newest photographs of Mars.
d
A story about wildflowers.
Answer:
D: A story about wildflowers
What do Katniss and Peeta both achieve through their rebellious actions during their private sessions?
Answer:
Reeling from the shock of seeing Darius as an Avox, Katniss has terrible nightmares all night. In the morning she goes down late to breakfast, where Haymitch starts going over their strategy for the first day of training. He says they have to keep up the love the act, and they have to find or create a pack, because otherwise they’ll be at a serious disadvantage. In training Katniss manages to strike up a friendship with the tributes from District 3, Wiress and Beetee, who are both inventors. At one point they notice a slightly shimmering patch in front of the judges who are watching. They say it’s a small gap in the force field protecting them. Later Katniss talks to Peeta and tells them she wants Wiress and Beetee as allies. He says some of the others make fun of them and call them “Nuts and Volts.” Katniss doesn’t care. She wants them on her side. The other person she wants to team with is Mags, the old woman from District 4. Mags’s speech is garbled, leading Katniss to believe she’s had a stroke, but she’s also friendly and volunteered to save a young woman from her district. Katniss heads to the archery station and shows off her lethal skill with a bow. That evening, Haymitch tells her he’s gotten requests from half the tributes to team with her.
Explanation:
The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then answer part B.
Part A
Who is the narrator of the text?
A.
Jesse
B.
an outside observer
C.
Jesse’s mom
D.
a minor character
Part B
Which sentence from the text best shows the influence of the narrator’s point of view?
A.
“‘Do you have that list for me yet, Jesse?’ she called up the stairs.”
B.
“Michael came next, and he stood off to the side watching them.”
C.
“‘He probably wouldn’t like the activities we have planned and wouldn’t have any fun.’”
D.
“That first day, he was anxious and hesitant to step out on the field.”
We can actually deduce here that the narrator of the text is: B. An outside observer.
The sentence from the text that best shows the influence of the narrator’s point of view is: D. “That first day, he was anxious and hesitant to step out on the field.”
Who is a narrator?A narrator can be seen as the storyteller. The narrator is someone who actually narrates the events of a story.
Here is the text that completes the question:
The Choice
1 Two more weeks was all that stood between Jesse and his tenth birthday! He felt taller just thinking about it. Being double digits was a big deal, and so was the epic birthday party Jesse was hoping to have with all of his friends. Stronger, popular, excited, older.
2 The party was such a big deal that Jesse had been in his bedroom for an eternity debating who he should invite. Should it be a massive party with everyone he knew, or should he keep it small so that he could spend more time with each of his closest friends?
3 It wasn't long before Jesse was summoned by his mom. "Do you have that list for me yet, Jesse?" she called up the stairs. He hurriedly wrote down the final name—Tim, a friend he had been playing soccer with for two years. Then, clutching the list like a prized possession, he sprinted down the stairs, relieved to deliver the news to his mom. She scrutinized it, and Jesse could almost read her mind. "What's wrong, Mom?"
4 "Well," she began, "I see that you invited all of the boys in your class except Michael, the boy who just moved here from Indiana."
5 "I know," Jesse began to explain, getting defensive, "but I don't know him very well at all. He probably wouldn't like the activities we have planned and wouldn't have any fun."
6 His mom was quiet for a moment. "It's your party," she said, "but I want you to spend the next day giving that some additional consideration. In all probability, Michael doesn't know many people here yet, and he may appreciate being included. Also, what if he finds out that he was the only boy not invited?"
We see that the narrator isn't Jesse or Jesse's mom but an observer from outside. The tone of the language reveals that an observer is narrating.
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What is a katniss vs society moment in hunger games
Answer:
In the (first book): Katniss vs society is when Katniss hunts illegally, sneaking out of District 12 to feed her family. Another way she rebels is when she outsmarts the game makers in the Hunger Games, getting them to declare her and Peeta the winners.
Catching Fire second book): Katniss vs society is when she joins the rebellion in District 13 against President Snow.
Mockingjay (third book): Katniss vs society is when she kills Coin (the new president replacing President Snow, who is just as corrupted) Since the old government was demolished and a new one was made, she still rebelled against the system (aka society).
Explanation:
Society is the government (President Snow, laws, the Hunger Games).
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Which Blackout poem do you like the most?
Answer:
Number one
Explanation:
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Answer:
his bad angel i guess idrk
Explanation:
5. prepare a film/ book review you have seen/read recently
Answer:
How is a movie based on a video game more soulless than the game itself? The knock against the world of gaming has long been that they lack a human element, but Ruben Fleischer’s “Uncharted” feels emptier than the award-winning franchise on which it’s based. Dominated by green screen special effects and thin treasure-hunt plotting, “Uncharted” fundamentally lacks the sense of adventure that turned the Sony games into some of the most beloved of all time. What’s most startling is how much the games themselves feel more cinematic in terms of world building, character, and narrative than the actual movie. It’s not quite as disastrous as some video game adaptations, and it’s at least light enough on its feet to never insult the intelligence of its fan base as so many of these movies tend to do. However, “Uncharted” seems to want to ride the goodwill of the video game adventures of Nathan Drake more than create any of its own; it takes no risks and feels like a bare minimum effort in terms of storytelling. Roger famously said that video games can never be art. The ones on which this movie is based are certainly more artistic.
Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) was conceived as a throwback to Indiana Jones and the serial adventure films that inspired him. He should be a smooth-talking treasure hunter, someone who exists in a slightly gray moral area wherein stealing priceless artifacts is warranted because no one else can really appreciate them like Drake. Holland has the agility but quite simply lacks the weight and world-weariness needed for a character like Drake, who was raised in an orphanage and is willing to steal to make ends meet. If Indiana was typically the smartest person in a room, Drake needs to be the one with the sharpest instincts, someone who sees the puzzles of history from a place of expertise and courage. Holland is a smart actor, but he’s just wrong here, always looking a little bit like a kid dressing up as his favorite video game character.
“Uncharted” bounces these characters off each other on a journey to Spain and the Philippines, but nothing has any weight to it. It’s green screen performing that ignores how much setting can matter in a film like this one. Design never once feels like a consideration, whether Nathan and Chloe are crawling through a nondescript tunnel to hidden treasure or Sully is getting into one of the few fight scenes in an actual Papa John’s. A film like “Uncharted” needs to transport audiences. We need to go on the journey, not just watch actors pretend to fall out of planes. The “Uncharted” games take players around the world. You’ll never once get that feeling during this cold, distant adventure film.
If anything saves “Uncharted” from the depths of the worst video game adaptations, it’s the relative charm of the cast. Holland may be miscast, but he’s just an incredibly likable movie star, and I hope he can find parts that better utilize his charms. Wahlberg creates a nice balance between his charisma and the exhausted tone of a treasure hunter who has seen and done enough, and just wants that final gig that can set him up for life. Banderas is wasted and Gabrielle is inconsistent, but Ali is arguably the one performer who gets that “Uncharted” should be fun. She gives the film some much-needed energy and unpredictability when she's on-screen.
“Uncharted” is another one of those projects that has been through so many potential production teams over the years that it lost its identity. There are reports going back to 2008 about different filmmakers trying to get this movie made and David O. Russell, Neil Burger, Joe Carnahan, Shawn Levy, Dan Trachtenberg, and Travis Knight were all rumored or even attached at different points. When a project goes through so many iterations over the years, it can often lead to a final film that feels like a compromise, a watered-down version that took the most common, most basic elements of everything that had been suggested over the years. “Uncharted” checks boxes for fans and newbies but does so in such a predictable manner that it lacks any edge or spark. I’ve played through some of the “Uncharted” games from beginning to end more than once, a multiple-hour commitment. It may only take two to watch it, but I’ll probably never see this movie again.
Explanation:
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How is the DNA in animals, plants, and bacteria organized? (Select all that Apply)
The DNA in bacteria exists as unpacked blobs.
The DNA in animals and plants are neatly packed.
The DNA in bacteria is neatly packed.
The DNA in animals and plants exist as unpacked blobs.
The DNA in animals and plants are neatly packed.
What is DNA?DNA is the acronym for the word deoxyribonucleic acid which is the genetic molecule that is found inside the cell that bears the hereditary traits of the organism.
The DNA in animals and plants are neatly packed because they are neatly packaged around special proteins called histones.
Therefore, the DNA in animals and plants are neatly packed.
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1. THE BAG WAS ZIPPED QUIETLY.
Is it a passive or active voice?
Answer: Heyaa! ~
Your answer is.. A passive voice
Explanation:
Its Passive because someone isn't actively zipping the bag.
It says "the bag was zipped quietly" so if it was a active voice it would be diffrent.
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Answer:
1. He'll, he's
2. we'll, comes
3. I, i'll
4. I'll, you come
5. will return, is finished
How can sentence structure and punctuation be used to create the mood in a poem?
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In at least 150 words, explain the controversy that continues to surround the adventures of huckleberry finn.
The controversy that surround the adventures of huckleberry fin is that it was to promote racism.
What is controversy?controversy can be regarded as the
prolonged public disagreement which do cause conflict among individuals.
In this adventures of huckleberry fin, many people believe that it was to serves as a racial stereotypes and that it uses so words that are absurd.
Therefore, huckleberry fin was been perceived as been a favour to the white which is been considered as an act of racism even though to so e people it is not be seen as an act of racism.
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Answer:
There is some controversy that surrounds Mark Twain's famous novel, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." There are many people who believe that "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" should be permanently banned from schools around the globe without exception for its reoccurring portrayals of racist tendencies. There's a whole group of educators who believe that books displaying the types of racist actions that are found in Twain's, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," or even Harper Lee's, "How to Kill A Mockingbird" are counterproductive to the morals of those stories. The people who are pushing the ban on Twain's book have brought this up a plethora of times, in fact, the text states that they believe the "offensive parts of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," in particular, outweigh the value of the novel’s realism." Therefore, a select few want "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" to be banned because they aren't appreciative of the realistic view of the injustices of the past.
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Read the sentence:
It ain't right to cheat on no test.
Which of the following best corrects the double negative in the sentence?
Group of answer choices
It ain't right to not cheat on no test.
It is right to cheat on a test.
It is not right to cheat on a test.
It ain't right to don't cheat on no test.
Answer:
second option
Explanation:
it's is not right to cheat
help me with this one please
Answer:
has recently -> C
Have already -> has already
Learn -> learned
Has learned -> hasn’t learned
Yet -> C
Explanation:
I’m not 100% sure for this one but you can consider my answers
Read the quotes below from Act IV of Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.
Which quote has a simile?
a
“With courtesy and with respect enough; But not with such familiar instances”
b
“They mean this night in Sardis to be quarter'd;”
c
“But hollow men, like horses hot at hand,”
d
“Nor with such free and friendly conference,”
But hollow men,like horses hot at hand
Read the excerpt from “Two Kinds.”
But my mother’s expression was what devastated me: a quiet, blank look that said she had lost everything. I felt the same way, and it seemed as if everybody were now coming up, like gawkers at the scene of an accident, to see what parts were actually missing. When we got on the bus to go home, my father was humming the busy-bee tune and my mother was silent.
What is the effect of the simile on the text?
It demonstrates the audience’s sympathy for the narrator.
It shows the narrator’s performance was worthy of attention.
It explains what went wrong for the narrator during the show.
It emphasizes what a disaster the narrator’s performance was.
The effect of the simile on the text is that it emphasizes what a disaster the narrator's performance at the talent show, as stated in option D.
What is a simile?A simile is a figure of speech used to make comparisons between two different things. We can easily locate a simile in a text by the use of words such as "like," "as" or "as if."
In the passage from "Two Kinds," the simile is found in the sentence "and it seemed as if everybody were now coming up, like gawkers at the scene of an accident..." The purpose is to emphasize the disaster of the narrator's performance.
The narrator compares the way people stared at them to the way people stare at an accident. By doing so, she gives her performance the same quality of an accident - a disaster, something bad.
With the information above in mind, we can select option D as the correct answer.
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Answer:
It emphasizes what a disaster the narrator’s performance was.
Explanation:
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Which introduction is the most appropriate for a presentation to community members about the benefits of using solar street lights?
A.
Solar street lights run on rechargeable battery, and the coolest thing about these batteries is that they recharge during the day to provide sufficient light at the night.
B.
It will be great for our crowded town if we start using solar street lights instead of regular street lights because they are so much better and nicer to use.
C.
Solar street lights are the popular thing nowadays, and we must use them in the town streets so that our town looks more modern and fancy.
D.
It is important that we switch to solar street lights because they not only require fewer operation costs, but are also wireless and are not connected to any electricity provider.
Presentation about using solar street lights can displayed as A.Solar street lights run on rechargeable battery, and the coolest thing.
What is a presentation?presentation can be regarded as a speech or talk which involves the introduction of new product or idea.
Therefore, during a presentation, the facts should be stated out about the idea like in the case if solar street above.
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Which of he following shows how to punctuate a sentence that includes quotation marks?
*
She asked, "Where has all of the money gone?"
She asked "Where has all of the money gone"?
She asked, "Where has all of the money gone"?
She asked: "Where has all of the money gone."?
Answer: She asked, "Where has all of the money gone?"
Explanation: This is the correct way to punctuate a sentence with quotation marks.
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A student is writing an argumentative essay for class. She believes the school cafeteria should offer a wider variety of foods. Read the draft and complete the task that follows.
There needs to be some changes made in the school cafeteria. The same meals are served on a weekly basis. Monday is always meatloaf day. Tuesday is always taco day. The meals served the rest of the week are equally as boring. If the cafeteria started serving a wider variety of food, more students would buy lunch at school.
I MEAN, HOW AWESOME WOULD IT BE IF STUDENTS HAD LOADS OF OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM EVERY DAY? If students were able to choose from items like tacos, pizzas, sandwiches, and salads each day they would be much happier.
Middle school students are told what to do and when to do it all the time. They want some freedom to make their own decisions. The school cafeteria would be an excellent place for them to start practicing those decision making skills.
By making one simple change in the cafeteria school would be a better place for both students and teachers. Students will be happier because they can make their own food choices and eat food they actually enjoy.
The student wants to replace the underlined sentence to use a formal style that is appropriate for academic writing. Select the sentence that would be more appropriate to include in the essay.
A
Lunch would be the best thing ever to have more stuff to choose from.
B
Students would jump at the chance to have a ton of different options at lunch.
C
A larger selection of lunch options would be a welcomed change for students.
D
We would like to have a bunch of different choices when we buy our lunches at school.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
The answer is C because it uses the most formal language. It doesn't use language like 'best thing ever' or conversation talk. C uses words like 'welcomed', thus creating a formal tone.
1. Why is Marji's mother shocked at the price of
jeans? Cite evidence from the text to support
ne your answer.
Answer:
One afternoon, Marjane asks her mother for money to go buy jeans. There had been rampant inflation in Iran and her mother is shocked that jeans now cost so much. How does the author develop Marji's mother as a complex character through her reaction to the key event of the bombing? Marji's mother is an aggressive character because she, despite Marji's wishes, forces Marji to face violence with courage.
1) Rewrite the sentences with the words in blue. Keep the same meaning. Use the dictionary links to see examples of how the words should be used.
i dont speak and write english, okay? aprendan espanol para ver si es cierto que es facil
British and US are topographical marks tracked down in word reference passages. They come in enclosures and are utilized to show where that word is for the most part utilized.
What is the difference between british and U.S Dictionary?Assuming the name British comes after a word, it implies it happens normally in British English - that might incorporate different assortments, like Australian English , however not in American English.
A model would be the casual word flock, which alludes to a cocktail. In a word reference passage, we could track down flock.
Topographical marks are likewise used to demonstrate that a specific method for spelling a word has a place with one of the assortments of English also.
For instance, dark has various spellings as per where it is utilized. In this way, we would view as dark (Brit.) and dim (US) in a word reference passage.
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Which countries are considered "Superpowers" (May have multiple answers)
United States
China
Russia
Germany
Answer:
It's United States
Explanation:
Things such as the military makes them be considered as that
1How did the government (or Administration) take steps towards the exercise of civil rights? Give two examples from the text.
Answer:
Right to vote
Right to fair hearing
Explanation:
Kennedy maintained sense of optimism and the hope for the future
how does McBeth feel about Duncan‘s plans for his son
Answer:
Macbeth believes he needs to kill King Duncan because he sees the king's son, Malcolm, as a threat to the throne.
Explanation:
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Read the sentence from "Superhero 101: A Dog's Day."
"What is wrong with you two? Liam, who was more interested in
saving his ice cream than saving the world, asked before they
had a chance to explain
How does this sentence characterize Liam?
It shows that Liam is the funny, quirky one of the
O
group
It shows that Liam's superpowers have not kicked in
yet
d
s
n
It shows that Liam is not as sensitive as the others in
the group
It shows that Liam is not a shorhero but is just
friends with the superheroes
O
The sentence characterizes Liam as:
"One that is not as sensitive as the others in the group." (Option D) This is because he is more interested in Ice Cream than people.
What does it mean to characterize?To characterize means to directly or indirectly describe the qualities or nature of a person in a story or real life.
Liam wanted to be a Hero, but had not yet developed the capacities to do that just yet.
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Identify the following literary devices. Terms can be repeated/used many times.
___________________________I am a leper.
___________________________The warm and comforting fire helped her keep calm.
___________________________Writers weave their witty, wonderful words into webs.
___________________________Saying goodbye to my friend was bitter sweet.
___________________________Snow has wrapped a white blanket over the city.
___________________________It was so funny, I nearly died laughing.
___________________________Her eyes were fireflies.
___________________________Canada expects its citizens to pay taxes.
___________________________It was a minor catastrophe.
___________________________Splish-splash downhill our sleigh went in the snow.
___________________________His word is as good as gold.
___________________________Passing breeze made a whooshing noise.
Match the following terms with definitions K /13
Protagonist, narrator, plot, climax, theme, setting, antagonist, point of view, conflict, characters, foreshadowing, flashback, symbol
Time and place in which a story happens.
The problems or struggle in the story.
A real life object representing an abstract idea
Main and minor people/animals in the story
A memory, a thought or going back in time by character
The person who tells the story
The perspective from which the story is told.
The main message or main idea of the story.
The order of events in the story
Clues or hints about what is going to happen in the future
Main character in the story; good or bad
Main character who fights with the protagonist
The highest point of tension in the story
Answer:
__metaphor__Saying goodbye to my friend was bitter sweet.
__metaphor__Snow has wrapped a white blanket over the city.
__hyperbole (maybe)__It was so funny, I nearly died laughing.
__metaphor__Her eyes were fireflies.
__not sure__Canada expects its citizens to pay taxes.
__not sure__It was a minor catastrophe.
__oxymoron__Splish-splash downhill our sleigh went in the snow.
__simile__His word is as good as gold.
__oxymoron__Passing breeze made a whooshing noise
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Answer:
Except 3 (Green)
Explanation:
i think this is right but i am sorry if its not. it just makes the most sense
it was talking about farmers and how it was beneficial to them. Higher wages, enough prosperity that they needed rebel against the thirties.
Someone please help me out with this!
Answer:
whats the question
Explanation:
Use the passage to answer the question.
Drag each effect from Little Women to its cause.
Laurie asks Jo to come.
Laurie looks out.
Jo goes to meet the boy next door.
Jo likes adventures.
Jo threw a snowball at the window.
Laurie is lonely and bored.
Laurie looks outside the window as she is feeling very lonely. Her sister Jo loves adventures so she is out of the house and throw snowball to Laurie at window.
What is the theme of Little women?There were 4 sisters known as March sisters. they are waiting for there dad to come at home who went foe the civil war long ago.
As Laurie feels lonely because she is missing her father a lot. Jo loves to do adventure so she is out of the house as she saw her sister Laurie said she throws the snowball to her to grasp her attention.
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