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Answer:

the answer is A

Explanation:

the poem suggests pleasant experiences in a meadow with nature

What role does Paris play in the community

I ______ (study) in England for seven years, now I study in Canada

5. Write Do or Does: 1. Kate help her mother every day? 2 you listen to rock music? 3. Tom know all the computer games? they go to the zoo on Sundays? + you like to draw animals? 6. your brother drive his car well? 7. the boys like to plant flowers? 8. Ben want to find his friends? + 9. you often call your friends? 10. your sister wear nice dresses? + 11. they learn to dance at school? 12. Mary spend much time on shops? 13. your dog chase the cats? ​

describe why you agree or disagree with the banning of homework in schools.

1. Wel class/ come/early/ should/ to

In the film adaption, how is the scene with the Malay mancatcher different?
A. Rainsford does not build a Malay mancatcher.
B. Rainsford is caught by the gerneral in this scene.
C. The general triggers the trap with his arrow.

What is a likely reason that the filmakers made this change?
A. To show that the general is smart and dangerous
B. To show that the general is careless
C. To make the film more romantic

adapted from A Fable
by Mark Twain
1
An artist who had painted a small and very beautiful picture placed it so that he could see it in the mirror. He said, “This doubles the distance and softens it, and it is twice as lovely as it was before.” The animals out in the woods heard of this through the housecat, who was greatly admired by them because he was so learned, and so refined and civilized, and so polite and highbred, and could tell them so much which they didn’t know before, and were not certain about afterward. They were much excited about this new piece of gossip, and they asked questions, so as to get at a full understanding of it. They asked what a picture was, and the cat explained.
2
“It is a flat thing,” he said; “wonderfully flat, marvelously flat, enchantingly flat and elegant. And, oh, so beautiful!”
3
That excited them almost to a frenzy, and they said they would give the world to see it.
4
Then the bear asked, “What is it that makes it so beautiful?”
5
“It is the looks of it,” said the cat.
6
This filled them with admiration and uncertainty, and they were more excited than ever.
7
Then the cow asked, “What is a mirror?”
8
“It is a hole in the wall,” said the cat. “You look in it, and there you see the picture, and it is so dainty and charming and ethereal1 and inspiring in its unimaginable beauty that your head turns round and round, and you almost swoon with delight.”
9
The donkey had not said anything as yet; he now began to throw doubts. He said there had never been anything as beautiful as this before, and probably wasn’t now. He said that when it took a whole basketful of sesquipedalian2 adjectives to whoop up a thing of beauty, it was time for suspicion.
10
It was easy to see that these doubts were having an effect upon the animals, so the cat went off offended. The subject was dropped for a couple of days, but in the meantime curiosity was taking a fresh start, and there was a revival of interest perceptible. Then the animals assailed the donkey for spoiling what could possibly have been a pleasure to them, on a mere suspicion that the picture was not beautiful, without any evidence that such was the case. The donkey was not troubled; he was calm, and said there was one way to find out who was in the right, himself or the cat: he would go and look in that hole, and come back and tell what he found there. The animals felt relieved and grateful, and asked him to go at once—which he did.
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But he did not know where he ought to stand; and so, through error, he stood between the picture and the mirror. The result was that the picture had no chance, and didn’t show up.
12
He returned home and said, “The cat lied. There was nothing in that hole but a donkey. There wasn’t a sign of a flat thing visible. It was a handsome donkey, and friendly, but just a donkey, and nothing more.”
13
The elephant asked, “Did you see it good and clear? Were you close to it?”
14
“I saw it good and clear, O Hathi, King of Beasts. I was so close that I touched noses with it.”
15
“This is very strange,” said the elephant; “the cat was always truthful before—as far as we could make out. Let another witness try. Go, Baloo, look in the hole, and come and report.”
16
So the bear went. When he came back, he said, “Both the cat and the donkey have lied; there was nothing in the hole but a bear.”
17
Great was the surprise and puzzlement of the animals. Each was now anxious to make the test himself and get at the straight truth. The elephant sent them one at a time.
18
First, the cow. She found nothing in the hole but a cow.
19
The tiger found nothing in it but a tiger.
20
The lion found nothing in it but a lion.
21
The leopard found nothing in it but a leopard.
22
The camel found a camel, and nothing more.
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Then Hathi was wroth,3 and said he would have the truth, if he had to go and fetch it himself. When he returned, he abused his whole subjectry for liars, and was in an unappeasable fury with the moral and mental blindness of the cat. He said that anybody but a nearsighted fool could see that there was nothing in the hole but an elephant.
MORAL, BY THE CAT
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You can find in a text whatever you bring, if you will stand between it and the mirror of your imagination.



Which statement about the elephant is most supported by the events in the passage?


A.He is easily angered.

B.He does not trust the cat.

C.He has problems with his eyes.

D.He is the leader of the animals.

A: What are your plants for the holiday?
B: I _____(visit) my grandparents and then go trekking in Sapa

Frozen orange juice is good. i perfer fresh-squeezed

How do Duncan’s thoughts create a sense of foreboding? Consider what he thinks of the castle and what will happen to him there.

explain what the quote means In the context of the text for number 1 and 2 and thank you very much if you do​ inside of marigolds

How does the author develop Maggie and her mother’s relationship in the excerpt?

The author uses the __________
to convey that Maggie is unhappy being left alone so often.?
A.The description of Maggie’s physical appearance
B. the discourse in Maggie’s letter to her mother
C. The dialogue between Maggie and the gas station attendant
D. The details showing Maggie’s concern about the nuclear plant

Why is it more important for Wallace to choose his career and life in this world over living behind the green door?

Click on the object of the preposition in the sentence below.

Preston's birthday comes five days before his sister's birthday.

How does adding the suffix -ity change the form of the word fertile?

parables, anecdotes, and other stories are all kinds of

Where was Francis Scott Key at the time of the Battle of Fort McHenry?
O In the nearby city, on the roof of his home
Within the battlements of Fort McHenry
On an American ship defending the fort
On a British enemy ship

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Willie Bodega describes how the Young Lords were trying to peacefully bring attention to the problems in Spanish Harlem by gaining community involvement. Describe what happens when this doesn’t work. Were these actions justified? Explain your reasoning.
Book: (Bodega Dreams)

definition of recessed and a sentence please

match the following words in column (A) with their meanings in column (B)​

Excerpt from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: “Story of the Door”

Which statement is a summary of the text?

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Alexa needs to write a proposition and support essay. Which sentence belongs in her essay?
A.
First the school was built, and then later they added a new wing with a new gym and classrooms.
B.
The cafeteria and gym are both fairly large spaces but they are used for very different functions.
C.
Another school was built because the town had grown double in size in only a few short years.
D.
It would be a good idea to build a new school because the current school is overcrowded.

Match the relationship in the second pair of
words with that of the first pair in this
cause/effect analogy.
solicitude : solace :: ingenuity :
A. generation
B. invention
C. slothfulness

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Read the claim.

Electric cars are an effective approach to combating air pollution.

Which statement would be the best counterclaim for this claim?

Exhaust pipes are not found on electric cars, leading to reduced air emissions.
Instead of focusing on driving cars, people should focus on building mass-transit systems.
Electric vehicles are powered by connecting to the electric grid, and electricity can easily be produced.
Fuel companies will feel a negative impact in sales, and they will try to convince people not to purchase electric cars.

passive to active
It was painted in 2000 by an unknown French artist.

what is the sentence in active ​

they arrived home late

I want to go to Wendy’s Restaurant.Which are the Noun in this sentence?

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Read the excerpt from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Which two details are most important to include in a summary of the text?