create and write your own myth

Answer:

write it and ill judge it. it has to be fake

The smell of popcorn, cotton candy, and soft pretzels drifts through the warm air. The music of a merry-go-round accompanies the shrieks of children riding the roller coaster. Sightseers and swimmers walk up and down the boardwalk. On the left, as far as one can see, bright-colored umbrellas dot the white sand. Beyond the sand, the sun sparkles on the waves of the Atlantic breaking on the shore.

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Select the correct answer.
Where does the action described in the passage most likely occur?

A.
At the circus
B.
At a crowded beach
C.
At an amusement park

Can someone plz give me an example of an advertisement paragraph for any product​

Which sentence is the one most likely taken from an explanatory text about taking a trip by plane?

A. Carry on items must be able to fit under your seat or in an overhead compartment.

B. Bags over 45" in size (length times width times depth) are considered too large to carry on.

C. There are many things to think about as you plan a trip by airplane.

D.Travelers will be asked to take off their shoes when they pass through the security line.

1. They (help)........................................this child since they (meet). him
2. Since he (return)..................................home the mother (be). very happy
3. He (take)............................out some money before he (say). something to the children
4. He (give)..................................the book to me after he (read). all pages
5. She (tell)..........................the children some stories while she (cook).....................................
6. While he (play)..................................soccer he (break). his arm
7. Two students (sleep)................................when the teacher (teach). the new lesson
8. When we (arrive).............................at the station the train (leave). 10 minutes before.
9. She said she (not have)… breakfast yet.
10. They (get)………………wet because they (not bring)… any raincoats with them last Sunday.

Write a summary on the
article below about the rainbow flag, making sure to include only the most important information.

The rainbow flag first arose in the 1970s in San Francisco, California. In that era, many LGBTQ people had adopted the pink triangle as their symbol, but the bright shape had a dark past. In the 1930s and 1940s in Nazi Germany, gay men were persecuted. They were forced to wear a pink triangle badge to identify them. In 1978, Gilbert Baker, an artist and gay rights activist, decided to design a more hopeful symbol.

Baker wanted an emblem that would give people a sense of pride and belonging. Searching his surroundings, he saw something that did exactly that—the American flag. He made up his mind to create an LGBTQ flag, and its stripes were inspired by…nature! A rainbow is a range of different colors that form a harmonious whole. Baker saw it as an appropriate symbol to represent the diversity and unity of the LGBTQ community.

Making the first flags was a huge job. The original design was 30 feet by 60 feet (9.1 meters by 18.3 meters). It featured eight colors: pink, red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, and purple. Baker and a team of volunteers dyed and stitched together the material themselves. The completed flags debuted in San Francisco at a parade on June 25, 1978.

Baker's artistic handiwork made a big impression that day. Afterwards, he wanted his design to spread far and wide, so he put it into mass production. In 1979, the pink stripe was taken out because typical flag fabric wasn't readily available in that color. Turquoise was then removed to make an even number of stripes. The result was the six-color design most often seen today.

One banner year for the rainbow flag was 1994. Twenty-five years earlier, New York City police had raided an LGBTQ club called the Stonewall Inn. That sparked an uprising which became a catalyst for the gay rights movement. Baker honored the milestone by making a flag that was a mile (1.6 kilometers) long. The one-mile wonder has been credited with popularizing the rainbow flag around the world. But in 2003, to mark the 25th anniversary of the flag's creation in 1978, Baker outdid himself once again. He made a rainbow flag that was 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) in length.
Today, the rainbow flag is the most widely recognized international emblem of LGBTQ pride. Its colors are often used to show support for the community. One example was in 2015. After the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage throughout the United States, millions of people tinted their social media profile pictures with rainbow stripes.

Gilbert Baker died in 2017, but the design he dreamed up continues to inspire people in the LGBTQ community. The rainbow flag has passed the test of time…with flying colors.

Which conclusion to this story is most logical?

Can someone pls help (100 points)

choose a section from the screenplay in Monster and re-write it as a story rather than a screenplay. Include lines of dialogue but aslo add descriptions about the characters feelings and responses to one another.
please help I need it​

measles has broken out in village.so the schools and offices........ [be].........closed down for a week.[put the verb in the bracket in the correct tense]​

What’s should always be included on your running list of new vocabulary words

Read the poem.

The Red Wheelbarrow
by William Carlos Williams

so much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens.

Read these lines from "The Red Wheelbarrow."

beside the white
chickens.

How does the word choice affect the poem?

1. It adds humor to an everyday scene.

2. It provides a contrast to the red of the wheelbarrow.

3. It makes the reader wonder what is in the wheelbarrow.

4. It creates an unexpected image for the reader.

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By the end of the novel, Douglass is finally a free man. From your understanding, what was the key to Douglass’ success in achieving freedom? (pls include at least 2 citations per paragraph, "..."(Douglass,pg#) and feel free to choose any topics instead of the ones I chose as long as its 3 paragraphs.)



Paragraph 1: His courage


Paragraph 2: He never gave up


Paragraph 3: Him being able to strategize.

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(WORTH MANY POINTS).......You dont have to find say whether theh are subject or pronoun.... Just pick the word that you think fits each question. Please answer each question. Thank you

Which answer shares a word
part and has a related
meaning to the word
executive?
Hint: executive means
"administrative" [from Sec. 4
of "Cub Pilot on the
Mississippi"]
A. exciting
B. execute
C. create

Jane (borrow) some books, if she(go) to the library

What are 2 pieces of evidence with explanation from Crucible Act 3 ONLY that proves Rev. Hale has changed/grown?

where does black widow fall in the marvel timeline

Orwell uses ____ when he gives a torture and brainwashing facility the title "A Little Lively Love."
persona
Onomatopoeia
Enjambment
Alliteration

BRAINLYEST

Read the excerpt from P.J.A. Bert's "The Bell Rock."

Legend tells of a pirate who, for amusement, cut the bell from its mooring, only to be wrecked on the Rock himself some time later. This story has been immortalised in Robert Southey's poem "The Inchcape Rock."

Which choice best states the author's purpose of this excerpt?


A. It is to persuade the reader that Southey's poem is based on a true event.


B. It is to show the reader that at least one poem has been written about the Bell Rock.


C. It is to inform the reader about the inspiration for Southey's poem.


D. It is to describe for the reader how the pirate's ship looked as it sank.

The list shows the steps in developing a research plan.
Which two steps are out of order?
LA be
1. Select the topic
2. Create a schedule.
3. Set goals
4. Write down research questions.
5. Identify research method(s)
6. Find and evaluate sources
O 5 and 6
o 4 and 5
O 3 and 4
O 2 and 3

Ok so what a good topic sentence about the Monkey's paw? i need examples plssss

President, Jimmy Carter grew up in the small town of Plains Georgia. No one could have
predicted what his future hold when he was born on October 1, 1924. The death of his
father brought Jimmy into the families farming business he became a community leader,
then Georgia's governor, and, eventually, president of the United states. As president, Carter
was nown as a piecemaker. Since then, he has build many homes for families in need.

Im in middle school ELA class

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parenthesis: (real).
We will spend a _____ long time remodeling the house before we move in.
A. real
B. really
C. reality
D. realist

Which of these was NOT a cause of recent conflict in the Balkans?
A economic alliances
B religious differences
C anger over past conflicts
D nationalistic feelings

what type of example offers a single illustration of a point?

Anyone help please I’m failing please anyone

The film finishes____ midnigth es con in on o at

4
Change the following passive sentences
to active sentences.
1
2
3
I wasn't seen by the Principal.
This book was not stolen by Dauda.
Was your sister nominated for the dance
by the troupe leader?
My diary was not read by anyone.
The cup was used by only two students.
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