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Answer:

Tell me what the passage says, then I can answer it the best I can.

Explanation:

5. Fill in the blanks using the right forms of verbs in parentheses. Say whether the verb is Finite or Non-Finite. a. I ____________ the gate. (paint) b. My brother _________ the _________ gate. (open,paint) c. He said he likes __________and wants ____________ the fence.(paint) d._______________ is good exercise.(swim) e. I ___________ ______________ . (love, swim)

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Define/write your understanding of this stanza
Under a spreading chestnut-tree
⁠The village smithy stands;
The smith, a mighty man is he,
With large and sinewy hands,
And the muscles of his brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands.

Schoolboys marooned on an island without any adults: is this a nightmare scenario, a great opportunity, or something else? Based on what you have read so far, how would you characterize the situation and why? Support your claim with evidence from the text.


3-4 sentences

Please answer my question I need help.

Add or remove commas if necessary until the sentence has correct punctuation

Think about the still life you just saw. Compared with that painting, how does this modernist painting help you see in a "new" way? Check the three best choices.


It changes the shapes.


It perfectly shows the outlines of objects.


It switches the colors.


It changes the plane – things aren’t flat anymore.


It makes you look at things in the same way.

What is the name of the narrator in "The Outsiders"?

Just the top one can be answered plz

xamining Figurative language in Literature - Level F - Tutorial - Part 2
Click on the word that tells what is being
personified in this poem.
into the night sky
the chimney greets neighbors with
its message of warmth...

What is the main difference between news and opinion pleces?
Select one:
o
A news piece includes comments and an opinion piece includes viewpoints.
O
Both news and opinion pieces believe the facts speak for themselves.
A news piece is objective and an opinion piece is not
A news piece persuades and an opinion piece informs

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Read the excerpt from "Harrison Bergeron."

“I think I’d make a good Handicapper General.”

“Good as anybody else,” said George.

“Who knows better’n I do what normal is?” said Hazel.

How does the dialogue develop Hazel’s character?

A It depicts her as a round character because she is looking to change her career.

B It depicts her as a flat character because she represents the stereotype of perfectly average intelligence.
C It depicts her as a round character because she is good at something, which makes her better than her peers.

D It depicts her as a flat character because she is unclear about what normal means.
Mark this and return

Which of these newspaper headlines describes an act of
genocide?
a: UN Troops patrol streets of Haltl after Earthquake

b: American Alr Force Unleashes “Shock and Aww” Campaign on Iraq

c: Sudans Gov’t Executes Thousands of non-arab citizens

d: indian, pakistani soldiers clash along disputed border

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The imagery used in the poem suggests that the rose is
able to endure hardship.
fragile and full of fragrance.
overtaken by the sea.
lovely and flourishing.

How do purple goggles count the apple bushes if the sky is falling yesterday, and if so why is 7 scared of 8? and why are you orange?

Which of the following is true of cadence? Select all that apply.

cadence is not very common
cadence is exactly the same as rhythm
cadence is not completely regular
cadence is a type of rhythm

Read the sentence.

We had to alter the menu, very creatively!

The narrator means that dinner that night was

A. more complicated than necessary.
B. different than expected.
C. hastily prepared.
D. tastier than previous dinners.​

Why did Nike want Michael Jordan to endorse its sneaker line ?

Read the following description: In a short story, an inventor creates a treatment that allows people to escape death by natural causes. It is extremely popular and makes him rich and famous. However, after seeing those who use the treatment grow unhappy, the inventor decides not to use it himself, and he dies a natural death at an old age, satisfied with his life. Which statement best describes how the themes of this passage interact? O A. Playing God is dangerous, and even the things that one thinks are desirable sometimes turn out not to be. O B. Community is more important than individual achievement, and greed takes many forms, some of them unseen. C. The results of one's actions are not always immediately seen, and change happens in small increments. D. It is important to maintain perspective on what really matters, and people often turn crises to their own advantage.​

Has your brother ever seen the Statue of Liberty?

So many
abroad
students
study
nowadays
(Arrange the sentence)

Which word is most clearly used denotatively?

a- gaped
b- flung
c- cake
d- stormed

is this a compound sentence or a complex sentence or is it a simple sentence?



this is the sentence: They got there early, and they got really good seats.

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How do we define our identity’s?

a static character is​

Change from active to passive
We must listen to his words.

Which of the following statements about a topic sentence and a main idea is accurate?
A. a topic sentence does not change position, but the main idea can be found in multiple places.
B. A topic sentence is found in the introduction, while a main idea is found in the conclusion.
C. A topic sentence and a main idea are always the same thing.
D. A topic sentence is the central idea of a paragraph, while a main idea is the central idea of an entire text.

The details provided in the poem convey that the setting of the Atheist's speech is the

Match the word from column A to their ANTONYM
from column B.
A
1. persuade
2. summon
3. mischief
4. apathy
5. sustain
6. empathy
7. gigantic
8. entertain
9. appear
10. indulge
B.
a. revenge
b. dismiss
C. compassion
d. restrain
e. discourage
f. leave
g. seriousness
Ch. refuse
i. bore
j. little