Considering Malala's speech to the United Nations and your brainstorming session, list your top 3 topics for your own speech. Your first choice being the topic you would like to work on the most.

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Explanation:

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Hugh the Mostly Fearless ran down the alley and stopped short. A tall stone wall blocked his escape, and on either side tightly shuttered houses loomed above him. No one was going to help him get out of this one. He turned around, and as he expected, his three pursuers started closing in. Why hadn’t he taken his father’s advice and become a plumber instead of a knight? He sighed, put his head down, and drew his _______.

Which word best completes the sentence?

spear
sword
knife
axe

Consider a book you have read. Describe the various parts of the story plot from the book. Include a piece of evidence for all parts of the story plot.

What last piece of advice does Haymitch give Katniss and Peeta before
the games begin?

Read the following passage from Tennyson’s “Ulysses.”

"It little profits that an idle king,/By this still hearth, among these barren crags,/Match'd with an aged wife, I mete and dole/Unequal laws unto a savage race"

Based on the connotations in this passage, a reader can infer that Ulysses is most likely which of the following?

-uninspired
-overwhelmed
-depressed
-tired

Create discussion question for the GMO topic. Write the questions in the essay box. brainly

Words to define: loom, belt, gearing, shuttle, network

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Write original sentences using three of the words you defined. Use the same word meanings that are used in the poem.

Animals can be entertaining, caring, and helpful. Some animals assist people with day-to-day activities while others are members of the military or a police force. After reading these passages, write an opinion about how you think animals could be useful in a community, a school, or a place of work. Be sure to state your opinion and support it using information presented in both passages.

The "Little Gator" has experienced just as much success off the racetrack. He was recently presented with the Mullinax Ford Community Hero Award for his community service. When asked what he believes is an important quality to succeed in life, Noah replied, "Helping people out." Despite his busy racing practice and competition schedule, Noah dedicates time to speak with students and make educational and inspirational films. In one film, Noah encourages other kids to dream big and work hard to achieve their dreams. In another film, he talks about the importance of respect. He reminds viewers, "Everyone is unique. We should be kind to everyone. Don't be a bully."Select the sentence that explicitly supports the first sentence of paragraph 4: "The "Little Gator" has experienced just as much success off the racetrack
a
In one film, Noah encourages other kids to dream big and work hard to achieve their dreams.

b
He was recently presented with the Mullinax Ford Community Hero Award for his community service.

c
In another film, he talks about the importance of respect.

d
He reminds viewers, "Everyone is unique. We should be kind to everyone. Don't be a bully."

Respond to the following questions to analyze the figurative language in the poem "Casey at the Bat" e by Ernest
Lawrence Thayer.


Part A

A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two things using the words like or as. Note one example of a simile in
the poem. Then, in one sentence, explain what two things are being compared.

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Read these lines from "To Autumn."

Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,
Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun;
Conspiring with him how to load and bless
With fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run;

What does the phrase "Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun" mean?


The sun and autumn work together like loving companions.

The sun and autumn are literal individuals who care about each other.

Autumn is the only season the sun likes.

The sun begins to retreat as autumn progresses.

The term abstract is used to refer to paintings and other art. Which of the following is the best definition of abstract as it applies to art?

using shapes and colors to depict something real
using shapes and colors to depict something real

using shapes and colors that do not represent things
using shapes and colors that do not represent things

using shapes and colors to express sad emotions
using shapes and colors to express sad emotions

using shapes and colors that are hard to understand


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If you do FLVS, are in the 7th grade and have completed Lesson 6 of Module 6 please help me!
If you did the question, "Should teens be allowed to play dangerous sports?' and said yes, please give me your ideas for a starting sentence for my intro paragraph
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6. If a country's trade is based on farming, what else can you say about that country?
Its citizens eat a lot of fruits and vegetables.
It wants to trade its farms for land that borders the ocean.
Most of the people in the country are farmers.
Most of their money comes from selling meat and vegetables.

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Katy is writing an essay about whether a positive attitude helps a person be successful.

Which thesis statement best matches her topic?
Select one:

A positive attitude is like a good attitude.

Positivity helps a person's self-esteem and focus, and those things are necessary for success.

When you lack confidence, you are setting yourself up for failure.

When you want to accomplish something, there will always be a few struggles.

How can I make my narrative story more interesting and a bit suspenseful that would keep the reader reading? The narrative needs to be creative, imaginative and brings the story to life. The topic is about fear and I'm writing my personal experience of my fear of spiders. So my question is, what are some ways I can make my narrative more creative and a bit suspenseful that would keep reader reading? My story is kind of boring and I would like to make it more creative.

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How does the language used by the speakers in "in Just-" and "July" reflect their differing perspectives?

The speaker in “July” uses sophisticated language that reflects a very mature perspective, while the speaker in “In Just-” uses playful language to reflect a youthful perspective

The speaker in “July” uses phrases that reflect a very emotional perspective, while the speaker in "in Just-” uses language that suggests a calmer, more distant perspective.

The speaker in “in Just-” employs language that is upbeat and positive to match his own perspective, while the speaker in "July” uses more negative language to show his disapproval.

The speaker in “in Just-” uses language that indicates hostility towards the poem's subject, while the speaker in “July” uses words that suggest a more positive view of the poem's subject.

Writing an argumentative essay is similar to arguing a case in court. Like a trial lawyer, your job is to convince the jury – the reader, in your case – that they should agree with your point of view. A skillful argument writer knows that presenting a clear case, with strong evidence and a well-phrased conclusion is essential for getting it right. In this lesson, you will write a 5-paragraph essay arguing your position on an issue.

Which narrative element does each phrase support? Choose from the drop-down menus.

“was once”

“rarely lets himself admit fear”

“The Train of Death”

What purpose does the author’s use of these phrases and techniques support?

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If Ponyboy, Soda, and Darry are made to live apart, will it be a positive or negative change, or both?

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Question 1 (2 points)
Think about this unit about 'Michael's Biography' and 'A Tip from a Former Smoker'. How do the ideas in the biography, the poster, and the video help to support the message to stop smoking?

Question 1 options:

They give information about Michael’s background.


They personalize the negative effects of smoking.


They provide evidence that smoking is difficult to avoid.


They show that Michael is supported in his time of need.

Question 2 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

Michael's voice expresses sadness.

Question 2 options:

this statement supports the main idea


this statement does not support the main idea

Question 3 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

Michael says he wasn't worried about smoking.

Question 3 options:

this statement supports the main idea


this statement does not support the main idea

Question 4 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

Michael's eyes well up with tears.

Question 4 options:

this supports the main idea


this does not support the main idea

Question 5 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

Michael explains that he lives in constant fear of dying.

Question 5 options:

this statement supports the main idea


this statement does not support the main idea

Question 6 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

Michael's face shows deep concern about his situation.

Question 6 options:

this detail supports the main idea


this detail does not support the main idea

Question 7 (1 point)
Which statements about Michael’s video supports the main idea that he regrets his decision to smoke.

He sits alone in a room.

Question 7 options:

this detail supports the main idea


this statement does not support the main idea

Question 8 (2 points)
Read the following paragraph from “Michael’s Biography.”

Today, Michael continues to fight for his life. To help improve his breathing, he had lung volume reduction surgery. Diseased parts of his lungs were removed to help healthier lung tissue work better. After he quit smoking, his condition improved slightly, but his doctor says Michael needs a lung transplant. In his weakened state, Michael doesn't know if he would survive the surgery.

Which idea does the information about Michael’s lungs help to explain?

Question 8 options:

There are many helpful treatments for smokers.


Smoking may cause damage you cannot repair.


It is never too late to decide to stop smoking


Smoking is more dangerous for some than others.

Question 9 (1 point)
According to “Michael’s Biography,” what caused Michael to decide to quit smoking?

Question 9 options:

He watched someone suffocate.


He was diagnosed with COPD.


He ran out of excuses to smoke.


He had difficulty breathing.

Question 10 (2 points)
Which textual evidence from “Michael’s Biography” supports the inference that Michael experienced peer pressure to smoke cigarettes?
Select all correct answers.

Select 2 correct answer(s)
Question 10 options:

"Smoking was something I did to fit in," he says, remembering why he started smoking.


It wasn’t until he nearly suffocated that he decided to quit smoking for good.


In the early days, he would hide the fact that he smoked and even smoked other people’s cigarette butts.


Michael started smoking when he was 9 years old and his younger sister offered him a cigarette.


At first it was unpleasant, but the more I smoked, the more I became addicted to cigarettes.


Even though Michael lost his father, sister, and many other people in his community to smoking-related diseases, he continued to smoke.

Question 11 (2 points)
The text _____________ stated that Michael was diagnosed with COPD at 44 years old. He also had lung volume reduction surgery and needs a lung transplant.

Question 11 options:

implicitly


explicitly

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The following question references the novel The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas.

Milady (Lady de Winter) is compared to a…
a.
dagger
c.
light bird
b.
wild, evil animal
d.
sapphire ring

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A radio station plays a commercial. It features a famous singer introducing herself and saying that she listens to the station. What propaganda technique is being used to convince you that the station is the best? (4 points)
Facts and stats
Glittering generalities
Plain folks
Testimonial
6.
A television commercial makes a beach town look like the perfect place for a vacation. You see happy and attractive beachgoers enjoying the white sand and sunny sky. In real life, the town frequently has bad weather. What propaganda technique is the commercial using? (4 points)
Bandwagon
Card stacking
Facts and stats
Testimonial
7.
A billboard shows a smashed car, a badly injured teenager, and a cracked cell phone screen. The cell phone screen shows a text message that reads: c u in 5 min. Below the image are the words. This could b u. What propaganda technique is the poster using to share its important message? (4 points)
Bandwagon
Card stacking
Facts and stats
Fear
8.
A woman running for mayor makes a speech. She says, "A leader should be strong and true. Vote for freedom. Vote for patriotism. Vote for me!" What propaganda technique is the speaker using to win votes? (4 points)
Fear
Glittering generalities
Plain folks
Facts and Stats
9.
You see an ad in the movie theatre for a new computer game. There is an American eagle proudly flying in the background of the advertisement. What propaganda technique is the commercial using? (4 points)
Bandwagon
Card stacking
Testimonial
Transfer
10.
A teen football player is running for class president. His posters show a group of popular players and cheerleaders with the words: "Don't be left out. Join the winning team! Vote for Josh." What propaganda technique is he using? (4 points)
Bandwagon
Card stacking
Facts and stats
Fear
11.
You see a commercial for a cell phone. Everyone in the commercial is using this phone. A teenage boy nervously calls a girl. The girl giggles and shushes her friends as she answers. A businesswoman makes a call as she gets into a cab. The ad ends with a six-year-old girl showing her grandfather how to send a text message. What propaganda technique is being used to sell the phone? (4 points)
Fear
Glittering generalities
Plain folks
Transfer
12.
You see a magazine ad for face soap. It states that eight out of 10 teenagers prefer their soap. It claims to be 25 percent more effective against acne. It includes a chart showing that the number of pimples decreases each day the soap is used. What propaganda technique is the soap company using to convince you to buy their product? (4 points)
Facts and stats
Plain folks
Testimonial
Transfer

How have humans caused the Earth's weather changes, according to experts?

The Giver: How did Jonas calm Gabriel? Why does Jonas decide not to confess to what he did?