Explain how you can avoid the problems caused by multiple-meaning words―as a reader and as a writer.

Recall what happened in the last three chapters of The Giver. What evidence do you see that Jonas has changed since being selected as Receiver of Memory? Describe two specific scenes from Chapters 16 - 18, and explain what each scene reveals about who Jonas has become. ( if you had read the book :] )

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Which sentence BEST describes how the author develops ideas in A Bird of Bad Moral Character?

Assignment
Compare Different Approaches
Description
You have read and explored a number of stories in this unit. You’ve met a budding chess champion from San Francisco, a down-on-his-luck husband during the Great Depression, and a young man facing bitter cold in the Yukon. Now it’s time to write about these stories.
Of three texts you’ve read— “Rules of the Game,” “Gumption,” and “To Build a Fire” —choose two, and compare and contrast their literary elements.
Specifications
Your completed assignment should
• Address at least two of the following literary elements in the texts you choose: conflict, literary point of view, characters, and setting.
• Maintain an objective tone and employ a formal style throughout the response.
• Be at least two paragraphs long.

Read the following short story excerpt, then answer the question that follows. When we rescued Tex, we thought he would be the perfect family dog. And he was … half of the time, anyway. His Jekyll and Hyde personality made our lives completely unpredictable. One second he was sweet as can be, and the next he was zooming around the house causing chaos. This paragraph alludes to the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Based on this literary allusion, which choice best describes Tex's personality?
Tex changes from good to evil unexpectedly.
Tex constantly begs the family for more food.
Tex sleeps all day and stays awake all night.
Tex tries to run away whenever he gets the chance.

Read the excerpt from an adaptation of “The Fox and the Cat” from Aesop’s Fables. Which line is spoken and indicates the cat admires the fox?
(A cat and a fox are in a forest. They are standing in front of a backdrop with trees. On stage left there is a large tree. The cat looks at the fox in admiration. The fox is center stage. The cat approaches the fox.)

CAT: (Thinking aloud to herself as she walks) He is clever and full of experience and much esteemed in the world.

CAT: (Speaking to the fox in a friendly way) Good day, dear Mr. Fox. How are you? How are you getting on in these hard times?

(The fox looks at the cat from head to foot. There is a long pause before he replies.)

FOX: (Arrogantly) Oh, you wretched and hungry mouse hunter! What can you be thinking of? How dare you ask me how I am getting on? What sort of education have you had? How many arts do you understand?

Carlota's father had said that the lagoon was a good place to hide a ship. Why do you think the ship went into the lagoon? If the crew left the ship, why do you think they left the treasure behind? Put yourself back in the 1600s. Pretend that you are a crew member of the galleon shown in the picture. Write a journal entry that tells what happened to you and your ship. Use some vocabulary words in your writing.

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Explain the meaning of this phrase: “he follows the call and lives in the wild.” Provide evidence from the text to support your answer. Please identify the novel Part and page number to show where the evidence is taken.

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Select a contemporary television or Internet sitcom to compare to the typical classic/early television comedy show. Please explain how the show you selected is similar to a classic TV comedy and how it differs.

Why is it that the turkey didn’t finish its dessert?
This is a riddle I know the answer if you like riddles then here’s a thanksgiving one and it’s worth 10 points

A suggestion of what will happen after the story is usually included in which part of the story?

Group of answer choices

Resolution

Climax

Falling action

Rising action

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Mr. Frank says, “For the past two years we have lived in fear. Now we can live in hope.” Explain this quotation and explain why the author’s chose to have him recite it at this point in the play. (The Diary of Anne Frank)

Review the metaphor from "The Cat and the Moon." Does Minnaloushe know that his pupils Will pass from change to change, And that from round to crescent, From crescent to round they range? QUESTION:
Which statement best describes the meaning of this metaphor?
A.The cat, like the moon, is distant and cold.
B. Like the moon, the cat could care less about the world around him.
C. Like the moon, the cat is beautiful and mysterious. D. The cat, like the moon, will witness the changes of the world and the passing of time.

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The essay:
George Eliot has said, “Animals are such agreeable friends—they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms.” The pets that are now humankind’s companions today were once wild animals. They now benefit humans in many ways. Because animals were domesticated many centuries ago, humans then began to have them as companions and kept them as pets; this led to a reduction of loneliness and health issues.
Early humans domesticated certain animals many centuries ago. National Geographic notes, “Because most major acts of domestication began before recorded history, we don’t know much about the exact process behind the generations-long journey from wild animal to domesticated pet or livestock. What is clear is that the ancestors of domesticated animals must have already exhibited traits that made them somehow useful to humans—traits that may have ranged from tasty meat to warm coats to a natural affinity for people.” Animals showed a natural affinity for people many years before being domesticated. The National Academy of Sciences has researched that, “Domestication of today's barnyard animals proceeded as a result of pressure by these early hunter-gatherers as they intuitively sought to stabilize their food resources (17, 24, 25). Among the successful domesticates, most were behaviorally preadapted to domestication. Behavioral characteristics considered favorable and unfavorable are presented in Table 2. Barnyard animals descend from herd-living herbivores whose ancestors followed a dominant individual through a territory shared with other herds.” Based off behavior, “hunter-gatherers” selected barnyard animals to stabilize their food resources. Humans began to domesticate animals because of things like a shortage of food, a need for help, and such.
As a result, more and more domesticated animals became pets over the years. Certain domesticated animals were seen as tame, or capable of being tamed. We now have various types of pets today, because of domestication many centuries back. “More than half of the global population is estimated to have a pet at home”, Health for Animals has analyzed. It is very common to have pets these days. Further on, John Leonard, a writer for “Greece Is”, claims, “Within the home and garden, the range of animals kept as pets was almost boundless, including dogs, ducks, geese, caged birds, rabbits, hares, tortoises, goats, quail, and mice.” There was, and still is, a wide range of animals kept as pets. Many different animals were domesticated, and are now pets.
The benefits of having pets range from a reduction of loneliness and health issues to increased happiness and better social skills. “The unconditional love of a pet can do more than keep you company. Pets may also decrease stress, improve heart health, and even help children with their emotional and social skills.” News in Health states. There are many benefits of having pets, many pertaining to health. News in Health has also found that “Animals can serve as a source of comfort and support. Therapy dogs are especially good at this. They’re sometimes brought into hospitals or nursing homes to help reduce patients’ stress and anxiety.” [Animals, especially dogs, are in tune to human emotions and are good support. The benefits of having pets are vast, and increase more, and more, over the years.

The Conclusion(This is what needs the clincher):
In brief, health issues, loneliness, and many other problems humans faced many centuries ago, and still face now, have been reduced thanks to domesticated animals. Animals were found to be extremely helpful to humans, and are now kept as pets.

Justify the actions of King Minos, Athena, and Hera. How do they affect Daedalus and Icarus, Arachne, and Echo?

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Which statement best explains how the third-person omniscient point of view affects "To Build a Fire"?

It uses the pronoun "you" to place the reader directly in the story, which adds to the theme of loneliness in nature.


It gives the reader access to only the man's thoughts and feelings, which makes the reader realize how overconfident he is.


It allows the reader to see the contrast between the dog's sensible thoughts and the man's illogical thoughts.


It allows the reader to experience the story through the man's view, which allows readers to feel compassion for this character.

Miles became frustrated when his little sister kept talking during the movie.

Select the word from the drop down-menu that correctly completes the sentence.

The word during functions as a(n) _________.
A. Adjective
B. Conjunction
C. Interjection
D. Preposition

Summarize:


If there is any true cause of fear respecting independence, it is because no plan is yet laid down. Men do not see their way out—Wherefore, as an opening into that business, I offer the following hints; at the same time modestly affirming, that I have no other opinion of them myself, than that they may be the means of giving rise to something better. Could the straggling thoughts of individuals be collected, they would frequently form materials for wise and able men to improve into useful matter.

Think of a fictional product or an improved product you would like to sell and write two different short advertisements for two different audiences. Describe the advertisement, the medium (TV, radio, magazine, billboard, etc.), and the audience you are attempting to reach. The advertisement may be in script or descriptive paragraph form.

I want a billboard about gaming thanks

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20 POINTSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS + BRAINLY IF RIGHT which term best describes the rhetorical device shown? Since were planning to cut teachers' pay let's just go ahead and stop paying for roads and bridges while we're at it










A. irony B. rhetorical question C. figurative language D. direct address

Random Question.
What's the difference between
the subject/class History and the subject/class Social Studies??????
And are they the same thing?????
(I have an assignment from my ss teacher about veterans day that has 24 questions on it and i need help with it and I'm gonna post it on Brainly but i don't know if i should put it under History or Social Studies)

What is the first thing a writer should do when writing an introduction to an argumentative essay?

How are Icarus, Arachne, and Echo similar in Greek Mythology?

Which line best supports the writer’s opinion that Kamen has done things that have never been done before?

This quote is from the inventor of a three-phase motor, Nikola Tesla.
Dean started tinkering with sound and light boxes in his bedroom, “which caused lights to go off and on, and deafening sound to come from his radio,” said his mother.
It fits the description in every respect of Dean Kamen, the owner of more than one hundred patents.
Their indulgent parents allowed Dean and his older brother Barton to experiment, raising as many as one hundred live rats and to set up a workshop in their basement on Long Island.