Answer:
• Clay answered advert (det. unemployed) [dev. keen to get job]
• Inexperienced (det. young) [dev. has not worked in a bookstore before, a little nervous]
• asked Clay about favourite book ( det. Dragon-Song Chronicles) [dev. enjoys reading, enthusiastic, imaginative]
• set Clay task of retrieving book (det. climbed ladder) [dev.test, tricky, dangerous, brave]
• Employed him (det. night shifts) [dev. to do physical work P finds hard]
Explanation:
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Why doesn’t Percy get along with Mrs.Dodds?
Answer: Because she loved Nancy and thought that Percy was evil spawn.
Explanation:
Which of the following would you include in a summary of "Prime Contact"?
A It's very funny that the Imperator doesn't realize that the alien is a house cat.
B. The Imperator of Harlapan asks to meet the alien that has returned with Allya.
С The alien loses interest in the Imperator and starts licking its paws.
D The Imperator is fascinated by Allya's remarkable purple eyes.
Answer:
A or B
Explanation:
because i did the test
Answer:
i am not really sure of my answer because like english is my second language anyways i think it is A or D
Describe Summer R.I.S.E., including the program's goals and how it works. Then, explain if you think a program like this would be a good idea for schools where you live. Explain why or why not. Include facts and details from the Article below.
For the Summer R.I.S.E. (Real Interesting Summer Experience) program, organizations in Montgomery County, Maryland, provide high school students with summer internships. The program launched in the summer of 2017. More than 140 businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits stepped up and offered to host the students for the internships. There were opportunities at construction companies, police stations, marketing firms, fire stations, and more. The program was offered again in July 2018. And it's set to run in the summer of 2019.
Summer R.I.S.E. was developed through a partnership. Government officials, Montgomery County Public Schools, and a job training organization called WorkSource Montgomery all worked together. WorkSource Montgomery helps prepare students for their work assignments. Students also receive training on workplace behavior and communication. Partner organizations provide students with other necessities. These include bus passes and workplace clothing. At the end of the internship period, each student receives a $300 stipend.
More than 400 students from all of Montgomery County's 25 high schools took part in Summer R.I.S.E. in its first year. Aelina said it was a valuable experience. She got to spend time in a lab. She also got some experience with animal husbandry. She worked with the lab's snakes and tortoises.
"A lot of the materials and machinery we used [in Summer R.I.S.E. are] not [available] at most high schools, [and it's] really important for me to learn how to use these things," Aelina said. "I got to learn a lot at the same time I was able to have a lot of fun. And I met some new people."
Among those new people was Jennifer Sengbusch. Sengbusch works at Montgomery College. She worked closely with Aelina in the lab.
"At first…I had to go over safety rules with her to avoid any injury to herself," Sengbusch said. "We also went through working with chemicals [and] making solutions. Then we progressed into doing more [difficult] things."
Sengbusch was pleased to find that Aelina was engaged. She also appreciated that Aelina was always on time.
Letting employers know that today's high school students are ready and willing to learn is a major benefit of Summer R.I.S.E. But it's not the only one.
Will Jawando founded Summer R.I.S.E. He says it has two main goals. "The first goal is to expose our students to career opportunities early on so they can inform their education or training after high school," he said.
"It is really important to make sure that we're providing for our future generation," Craig Rice said. He's a Montgomery County councilman who helped secure funding for Summer R.I.S.E. "It's really something that if we're going to be serious about being globally competitive [and] providing a number of different options for our children, we've got to make sure that we put our money where our mouth is."
The second goal of Summer R.I.S.E. is boosting the local economy. The internships make students aware of opportunities in Montgomery County.
"There are 30,000 middle-skill-level jobs here in Montgomery County that are not filled," Jawando explained. "So how do we also expose [students] to [the fact] that there are jobs here in the county that they could be doing in a year or two that pay well and are on career [tracks]? So [the program] not only benefits the students, but hopefully [also] benefits the county and the region. If they stay here, they become productive [as] citizens and as taxpayers."
Sengbusch says Summer R.I.S.E. gave her a chance to work with high school students. Some of these same students may soon be applying to Montgomery College. She found them curious and eager to learn. She observed that some high school students were even more interested in learning than the college students.
"The high school students really ask a lot of great questions," Sengbusch said.
Answer:
Explanation:
Describe Summer R.I.S.E., including the program's goals and how it works. Then, explain if you think a program like this would be a good idea for schools where you live. Explain why or why not. Include facts and details from the Article below.
For the Summer R.I.S.E. (Real Interesting Summer Experience) program, organizations in Montgomery County, Maryland, provide high school students with summer internships. The program launched in the summer of 2017. More than 140 businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits stepped up and offered to host the students for the internships. There were opportunities at construction companies, police stations, marketing firms, fire stations, and more. The program was offered again in July 2018. And it's set to run in the summer of 2019.
Summer R.I.S.E. was developed through a partnership. Government officials, Montgomery County Public Schools, and a job training organization called WorkSource Montgomery all worked together. WorkSource Montgomery helps prepare students for their work assignments. Students also receive training on workplace behavior and communication. Partner organizations provide students with other necessities. These include bus passes and workplace clothing. At the end of the internship period, each student receives a $300 stipend.
More than 400 students from all of Montgomery County's 25 high schools took part in Summer R.I.S.E. in its first year. Aelina said it was a valuable experience. She got to spend time in a lab. She also got some experience with animal husbandry. She worked with the lab's snakes and tortoises.
"A lot of the materials and machinery we used [in Summer R.I.S.E. are] not [available] at most high schools, [and it's] really important for me to learn how to use these things," Aelina said. "I got to learn a lot at the same time I was able to have a lot of fun. And I met some new people."
Among those new people was Jennifer Sengbusch. Sengbusch works at Montgomery College. She worked closely with Aelina in the lab.
"At first…I had to go over safety rules with her to avoid any injury to herself," Sengbusch said. "We also went through working with chemicals [and] making solutions. Then we progressed into doing more [difficult] things."
Sengbusch was pleased to find that Aelina was engaged. She also appreciated that Aelina was always on time.
Letting employers know that today's high school students are ready and willing to learn is a major benefit of Summer R.I.S.E. But it's not the only one.
Will Jawando founded Summer R.I.S.E. He says it has two main goals. "The first goal is to expose our students to career opportunities early on so they can inform their education or training after high school," he said.
"It is really important to make sure that we're providing for our future generation," Craig Rice said. He's a Montgomery County councilman who helped secure funding for Summer R.I.S.E. "It's really something that if we're going to be serious about being globally competitive [and] providing a number of different options for our children, we've got to make sure that we put our money where our mouth is."
The second goal of Summer R.I.S.E. is boosting the local economy. The internships make students aware of opportunities in Montgomery County.
"There are 30,000 middle-skill-level jobs here in Montgomery County that are not filled," Jawando explained. "So how do we also expose [students] to [the fact] that there are jobs here in the county that they could be doing in a year or two that pay well and are on career [tracks]? So [the program] not only benefits the students, but hopefully [also] benefits the county and the region. If they stay here, they become productive [as] citizens and as taxpayers."
Sengbusch says Summer R.I.S.E. gave her a chance to work with high school students. Some of these same students may soon be applying to Montgomery College. She found them curious and eager to learn. She observed that some high school students were even more interested in learning than the college students.
"The high school students really ask a lot of great questions," Sengbusch said.
What does "for example" tell readers about the sentence it introduces?
A. that it's a sentence that will show them a similarity
B. that they're about to be introduced to a new idea
C.that it's sentence will show them a difference
D.that they're about to hear an example of the idea in the previous sentence
Answer: The answer is D.
Explanation: It is because when the writer uses the word "for example". It usually means that they are going to give an example related to the idea that they were talking about.
Answer:
d
Explanation:
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Fill in the correct answers. A big wheel with twice the circumference of a small wheel will roate with ____ the force and ___ the speed of the small wheel. half, three times twice, half half, twice Three times, half
Answer: Twice the force, half the speed.
Answer:
Twice, half
Explanation:
A big wheel with twice the circumference of a small wheel will rotate with twice the force and half the speed of the small wheel.
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Answer:
the answer is C: A summary of the essay's points.
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What are the three prophecies that the witches give to Macbeth?
Answer:
1.Macbeth will be a thane
2.Macbeth will be king
3.Banquo's son sons will be kings
Explanation:
this is depending on which act your focusing on. good luck
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Answer:
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Lord of the flies Essay
Golding uses characterization to help develop the major themes and messages of his novel. Choose one character from the novel and explain how Golding’s characterization of this boy helps to convey a major theme of the novel. Use evidence to support your answer.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO ACTUALLY WRITE THE ESSAY JUST SAY THE MAIN IDEAS OF THE BODY PARAGRAPHS AND WHERE I COULD FIND IT IN THE BOOK.
PLEASE USE PAGE NUMBERS WHEN THERE IS A QUOTE.
Character: Ralph
Theme conveyed through the theme: civilization
Example of theme through characterization:
Example of theme through characterization:
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Example of theme through characterization:
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THE NEXT PART IS THE OUTLINE AND YOU DONT HAVE TO DO IT
Introduction
Background information on Lord of the Flies
Background information on the theme
Thesis statement
Body Paragraph 1
Topic sentences (first reason the character represents the theme)
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Concluding statement
Body Paragraph 2
Topic sentences (second reason the character represents the theme)
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Concluding statement
Body Paragraph 3
Topic sentences (third reason the character represents the theme)
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Evidence
Introduce
Cite (with page number)
Explain
Concluding statement
Conclusion
Restate your thesis statement
Summarize your main points
Reiterate what the author is saying about humanity through this character and this theme
Answer:
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Golding achieves characterization by using direct and indirect techniques to establish the personalities of Ralph, Jack, Piggy, Simon, Roger, Sam, and Eric (Samneric). As a result, we come to understand them as symbolic icons of good, evil, reason, loyalty, and justice. ( I bolded the important details on this paragraph)Jack, Ralph's nemesis, is tall and thin. He is fair-skinned and freckled with piercing light blue eyes that easily convey anger.Golding uses multiple methods to characterize Jack in Lord of the Flies, including direct and indirect characterization, dialogue, and the response of others. Direct characterization shows Jack's eyes were "ready to turn, to anger." Indirect characterization shows that Jack hunts and enjoys the k!ll. Characterizing Jack through dialogue includes his telling Piggy, “Shût up, Fàtty.” Golding also shows how Ralph responds to Jacks's commanding presence.More About Jack:
Jack is the classic example of a dictator. He's determined to rule the island single-handed, and woe betides anyone brave or foolish enough to get in his way. Like all dictators, he uses a mixture of fear and violence to cement his power.The strong-willed, egomaniacal Jack is the novel’s primary representative of the instinct of savagery, violence, and the desire for power—in short, the antithesis of Ralph. From the beginning of the novel, Jack desires power above all other things. He is furious when he loses the election to Ralph and continually pushes the boundaries of his subordinate role in the group. Early on, Jack retains the sense of moral propriety and behavior that society instilled in him—in fact, in school, he was the leader of the choirboys. The first time he encounters a pig, he is unable to k!ll it. But Jack soon becomes obsessed with hunting and devotes himself to the task, painting his face like a barbarian and giving himself over to bloodlust. The more savage Jack becomes, the more he is able to control the rest of the group. Indeed, apart from Ralph, Simon, and Piggy, the group largely follows Jack in casting off moral restraint and embracing violence and savagery. Jack’s love of authority and violence are intimately connected, as both enable him to feel powerful and exalted. By the end of the novel, Jack has learned to use the boys’ fear of the beast to control their behavior—a reminder of how religion and superstition can be manipulated as instruments of power.(I left pictures for information on the book and character)
Rhymes that occur inside a line of poetry are?
a. half rhymes
b. imperfect rhymes
c. slant rhymes
d. internal rhymes
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Why is it important for humans to learn to live more sustainably?
A. It will allow farmers to have larger farms
B. Businesses are making too much money.
C. Humans rely on the earth’s natural resources.
D. Sustainability will keep people from moving to cities
Explanation:
the world is inhabitable for future generations
Answer:
The answer is (D) i think
Sort sentences:
he / was not / hunrgy / all day / Tim / because / had eaten
Answer:
Tim was not hungry all day because he had eaten.
Tim is the subject. The predicate is him eating. When you put those together you make a sentence. Some sentences do not have predicates or subjects.
Answer:
Tim was not hungry all day because he had eaten.
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How does Bradbury use figurative language to develop the theme of All Summer in a Day?
Answer:
Bradbury uses multiple literary devices such as sentence structure, similes, and even repetition to reveal the theme. The first example the reader can pick up from the story is repetition. Throughout the writing, Bradbury's characters constantly deny Margot's experiences.
Explanation:
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Select the correct answer.
For best effects, spray pesticide on plant leaves, flowers, and around the garden bed.
Which way to rewrite this sentence would best correct its parallelism errors?
( A.) For best effects, spraying pesticide on plant leaves, the flowers, and around the garden bed.
( B.) For best effects, spray the pesticide on the plant leaves, the flowers, and around the garden bed.
(C.) For best effects, spray the pesticide on the plant leaves, on the flowers, and around the garden bed.
( D.) For best effects, spray the pesticide on plant leaves, flowers, and also on the garden bed.
(E.) For best effects, spray the pesticide on every plant leaf, each flower, and garden bed.
Answer:
For best effects, spray the pesticide on the plant leaves, on the flowers, and around the garden bed.
Explanation:
A faulty parallelism (also sometimes called parallel structure error or a parallel construction error) occurs when the structure of a sentence is not grammatically parallel. This error occurs most often in sentences that contain lists.
Answer:
For best effects, spray the pesticide on the plant leaves, on the flowers, and around the garden bed.
Explanation:
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It is often called "poetic vision" when adapted in poetry and transcends to a philosophy if not the morale of any short story, essay or narrative where it can also be called as the central message.
The text shown above is showing the concept of theme in a poem, short story, or narrative.
We can arrive at this answer because:
The theme is the term that refers to the message the author wants to present to the reader.This message refers to the moral that the text conveys and shows teaching that must be presented to the reader in every literary text.About poems, the theme can be called "poetic vision," as it can represent something transcendental, philosophical, and highly significant.The theme is not something that is shown directly in the text, an interpretation is needed to find it.
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When a baby chick is born, it has (answer) , soft feathers.
downy
fain
queer
suppressed
Answer:
downy
Explanation:
Chicks, like most ground-dwelling birds, are born with a downy covering off soft fluffy feathers. This fluff is shed as adult feathers start to come in.
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Answer:
downy
Explanation:
a baby chick feather are called downy feathers, which are small and fuzzy
What is one of the best ways to look for context clues in order to understand the meaning of a passage?
A.) Find the root word in a dictionary and then try to figure it out from there.
B.) Find the meaning of a the word in a dictionary.
C.) Infer meaning by reading between the lines and thinking about the connotation of words.
D.) Read the sentence immediately following the sentence that has the word in it.
Answer:
I'm not entirely sure if this is right, but I think that answer C. makes the most sense.
Explanation:
It's really the only one that seems like a reasonable thing to do while reading a passage. The first two are basically the same thing and seem more like filler choices, and the last one doesn't make much sense.
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i usually go very ... (fast) on my skateboard.
Answer:
(SLOW)
Explanation:
I usually go very (SLOW) on my skateboard
this type of thesis statement include who what where when why and how
Answer:
The thesis may take one of three forms: a research thesis, an artistic thesis, or a project thesis. In each case, the thesis represents a synthesis of the student's accumulated knowledge and skill and an opportunity to display the ideas, practices and skills learned through the program.
"Outside, the wind was higher than ever, and the old man started
nervously at the sound of a door banging upstairs."
How do the setting details in this sentence increase the tension?
Answer: The old man would have been probably scared
Explanation:
"A twenty-two," [Rainsford] remarked. "That's odd. It must have been a fairly large animal too. The hunter had his nerve with him to tackle it with a light gun. It's clear that the brute put up a fight. I suppose the first three shots I heard was when the hunter flushed his quarry and wounded it. The last shot was when he trailed it here and finished it."He examined the ground closely and found what he had hoped to find – the print of hunting boots. They pointed along the cliff in the direction he had been going. Eagerly he hurried along, now slipping on a rotten log or a loose stone, but making headway; night was beginning to settle down on the island.—"The Most Dangerous Game,"Richard Connell
Answer:
What can be concluded about Rainsford from his dialogue?
✔ He knows a lot about hunting.
What does Rainsford say that indicates he admires the hunter?
✔ “had his nerve”
What can be concluded about Rainsford from the narration?
✔ He thinks he will be safe with the hunter.
What word does the narrator use that helps the reader draw this conclusion?
✔ “eagerly”
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Find 8 adjectives in the poems rain in the summer and the moon
Answer:
Explanation:
f
Exercise 1. Circle the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest.
1. A. attraction B. adolescence C. frame D. handicraft
2. A. drumhead B. treat C. thread D. deadline
3. A. strip B. visual C. artistic D. remind
4. A. calm B. fabulous C. asset D. adulthood
5. A. embroider B. artefact C. benefit D. effect
7. A. helpline B. indicator C. delighted D. reliable
8. A. tense B. stress C. effect D. resolve
9. A. preserve B. sculpture C. skill D. risk
Choose travel destination that is applicable for summer. This may beach or resort-inspired, or hotel staycation, etc. You may research on your choice or base or write-up on your experience when you had your summer vacation. 2. Include the following in your write-up. a. Name and location of the destination b. Positive things about the place (this may include ambiance, food, amenities, etc.) c. Your recommendations about the place. Refer to the rubric above for grading.
Answer:
Guam, USA. The culture is practically alive in Guam. Local Music is great, just like the food. Beaches, Mom & Pop Stores, and Gyms all within reach. Hospitable people and amazing customer service.
Rated total: 8.5/10
Explanation:
Detonation is a synonym for
a. literal
b. context
c. technical
d. figurative
Answer:
the correct answer is A Literal
Write a paragraph that evaluates Odysseus's qualifications as an epic hero?
Answer:
Odysseus is the main character of the epic poem "The Odyssey" by Homer. He has several of the characteristics typical of epic heroes, such as being of noble birth, and being notoriously skillful fighters and warriors, who are loyal to a cause. However, they cannot use their loyalty to act pompous or above others. Although Odysseus is supposed to be the protagonist we're supposed to cheer for throughout the story, he presents some imperfections, as does everyone else. God, goddess, demigod, mortal, everyone has their flaws. Leaving them out of a story is likely to alienate people from the tale as they feel like they can relate less to it. Unlike other heroes, he is willing to use unfair means to achieve his goals. Since he is very witty, he can easily fool others to save himself. Although he does fight for justice, he is willing to do it in an unjust way, even though it may sound contradictory to us. Still, he is a hero. I think this is the essence of *most* ancient Greek myths and epics. They depict selfish and imperfect gods, who in turn depict imperfect humans. If you know anything about how the gods came to be you'd know that it was a very bloody and hateful process. This is because the people who make the myths want to really emphasize the fact that nobody is perfect and that everyone can have flaws.
Explanation:
this is probably gonna get you some extra credit as i kinda merged a bunch of other answers together and also included flaws of odysseus too :)
The protagonist of the great work of Homer, "The Odyssey" is Odysseus. He possesses several traits that define epic heroes, including noble birth.
What is poetry?Poetry, sometimes known as verse, is a genre of literature that employs the use of phonaesthetics, sound symbolism to invoke meanings in addition to or instead of a prosaic outward meaning. A poem comprises a literary work that a poet creates by adhering to this idea.
The protagonist of the great work of Homer, "The Odyssey" is Odysseus. He possesses several traits that define epic heroes, including noble birth, a reputation for being a skilled combatant and warrior, and devotion to a cause. They cannot, however, utilise their allegiance to act arrogant or superior to others.
Therefore, the protagonist of the great work of Homer, "The Odyssey" is Odysseus. He possesses several traits that define epic heroes, including noble birth.
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