Answer:
interruption of thought
Explanation: interuption of thought because when you trying to do something and your getting messages your getting interupted.
What does it mean to be in harmony with nature?
Answer:
Harmony comes from matching what you produce and how you produce it to the unique ecological niche in which you produce. The greater the harmony the more of the work nature will be willing to do. Finding harmony means reconnecting with the land.
Explanation:
The final step in the research process is
.
Answer:
the first one
Explanation:
What is IRAP? I need to know
The Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) is a Canadian government funding program designed to accelerate the research and development projects of Canadian innovators. ... IRAP is administered and managed by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC).
33) Match each example with its form of figurative language.
The joking pig farmer is such a ham!
oxymoron
paradox
understatement
personification
pun
Answer:
pun
Explanation:
Write at least one creative paragraph describing the desert image attached. You must consider vocabulary, punctuation and literary devices e.g. simile, personification etc. Be accurate!
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The sun shone brightly, caressing the face of the plants and land. The soft sand was begging to be felt, to have just the cacti wasn't enough. The mountains in the distance perfectly accented the view of the sunset/sunrise.
(or something like that- sorry if it's not good-)
what is the over all mood of the story “the drummer boy shiloh?”
Answer:
It is a serious/grave or even a heroic mood
Explanation:
Because: He will always be remembered as the drummer boy of Shiloh this adds a melancholy almost mood.
Read the poem. Which detail illustrates the statement
that Shelley describes the wind in an unusual way?
O "thou breath of Autumn's being"
"Yellow, and black, and pale, and hectic red"
"Each like a corpse within its grave"
Answer: A. "thou breath of Autumn's being"
Which of the following is correct, regarding Junior's dog?
Answer:
What are the following
Explanation:
sentences?? please where are the senteces??
Answer:
Which sentences?
Explanation:
The style of a text includes all of the following, except ______.
a. word choice
b. length of text
c. sentence patterns
d. figurative language
Answer:
length of text
Explanation:
2
Select the correct answer.
What is theme of the poem?
OA.
Look before you leap.
B.
Let the past be the past.
OC.
Memories provide opportunities for gratitude.
OD
Necessity creates appreciation for simplicity.
Answer:
C.Memories provide opportunities for gratitude
Explanation:
I picked C because it sounds like she is in a memory with the way the peom is worded.
The theme of the poem "The Self-Unseeing" by Thomas Hardy is that Memories provide opportunities for gratitude. Hence, Option C is correct.
What is the poem "The Self-Unseeing" all about?The poem "The Self-Unseeing," which has a low pitch, vivid descriptions, and a rhyme scheme that praises emotion and importance, demonstrates how the poet recounts his youth spent with his parents at home and how it has now become only a distorted recollection.
Hence, The theme of the poem "The Self-Unseeing" by Thomas Hardy is that Memories provide opportunities for gratitude. Option C is correct.
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In order to succeed, we must first believe that we can.
Answer:
True, very true
yes. you are correct
Explanation:
just because you are true
Which lines in the poem show enjambment? Select one:
O 3 and 4
O 1 and 2
O The entire poem is enjambment
O None
What lives near the foggy rivers and marshes of the land described in the beginning
of this excerpt?
Answer: You would have searched a long time for the sort of winding lane or tranquil meadow for which England later became celebrated. There were instead miles of desolate, uncultivated land; here and there rough-hewn paths over craggy hills or bleak moorland. Most of the roads left by the Romans would by then have become broken or overgrown, often fading into wilderness. Icy fogs hung over rivers and marshes, serving all too well the ogres that were then still native to this land. The people who lived nearby -- one wonders what desperation led them to settle in such gloomy spots -- might well have feared these creatures, whose panting breaths could be heard long before their deformed figures emerged from the mist. But such monsters were not cause for astonishment. People then would have regarded them as everyday hazards, and in those days there was so much else to worry about. How to get food out of the hard ground; how not to run out of firewood; how to stop the sickness that could kill a dozen pigs in a single day and produce green rashes on the cheeks of children.
In any case, ogres were not so bad provided one did not provoke them. One had to accept that every so often, perhaps following some obscure dispute in their ranks, a creature would come blundering into a village in a terrible rage, and despite shouts and brandishings of weapons, rampage about injuring anyone slow to move out of its path. Or that every so often, an ogre might carry off a child into the mist. The people of the day had to be philosophical about such outrages.
In one such area on the edge of a vast bog, in the shadow of some jagged hills, lived an elderly couple, Axl and Beatrice. Perhaps these were not their exact or full names, but for ease, this is how we will refer to them. I would say this couple lived an isolated life, but in those days few were "isolated" in any sense we would understand. For warmth and protection, the villagers lived in shelters, many of them dug deep into the hillside, connecting one to the other by underground passages and covered corridors. Our elderly couple lived within one such sprawling warren -- "building" would be too grand a word -- with roughly sixty other villagers. If you came out of their warren and walked for twenty minutes around the hill, you would have reached the next settlement, and to your eyes, this one would have seemed identical to the first. But to the inhabitants themselves, there would have been many distinguishing details of which they would have been proud or ashamed.
I have no wish to give the impression that this was all there was to the Britain of those days; that at a time when magnificent civilisations flourished elsewhere in the world, we were here not much beyond the Iron Age. Had you been able to roam the countryside at will, you might well have discovered castles containing music, fine food, athletic excellence; or monasteries with inhabitants steeped in learning. But there is no getting around it. Even on a strong horse, in good weather, you could have ridden for days without spotting any castle or monastery looming out of the greenery. Mostly you would have found communities like the one I have just described, and unless you had with you gifts of food or clothing, or were ferociously armed, you would not have been sure of a welcome. I am sorry to paint such a picture of our country at that time, but there you are.
To return to Axl and Beatrice. As I said, this elderly couple lived on the outer fringes of the warren, where their shelter was less protected from the elements and hardly benefited from the fire in the Great Chamber where everyone congregated at night. Perhaps there had been a time when they had lived closer to the fire; a time when they had lived with their children. In fact, it was just such an idea that would drift into Axl's mind as he lay in his bed during the empty hours before dawn, his wife soundly asleep beside him, and then a sense of some unnamed loss would gnaw at his heart, preventing him from returning to sleep.
Perhaps that was why, on this particular morning, Axl had abandoned his bed altogether and slipped quietly outside to sit on the old warped bench beside the entrance to the warren in wait for the first signs of daylight. It was spring, but the air still felt bitter, even with Beatrice's cloak, which he had taken on his way out and wrapped around himself. Yet he had become so absorbed in his thoughts that by the time he realised how cold he was, the stars had all but gone, a glow was spreading on the horizon, and the first notes of birdsong were emerging from the dimness.
Explanation:
Ogres are creatures that live near the misty rivers and swamps of the earth, as shown at the beginning of the text.
What are ogres?It is a mythological creature.It is described with a grotesque appearance.It is described as very violent.They feed on human flesh.The text shows how humans tried to settle near the misty rivers and swamps of the earth, but the presence of ogres made them fearful, but not to the point of settling elsewhere.
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is This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tongues simile, hyperbole, metaphor or personification
Answer:
it is a hyperbole because there is exaggeration
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sentence combining
1. Ostriches are birds. Ostriches are the fastest in the world. Ostriches are the largest in the world. Ostriches are found in Africa.
a. Found in Africa, ostriches are birds that are the fastest and the largest in the world
b striches, the fastest and largest birds in the world, are found in Africa.
c. The fastest and largest birds are found in Africa and are ostriches.
d. Ostriches are the fastest in the world and the largest in the world and are found in Africa.
The best way to combine the sentences are:
B Ostriches, the fastest and largest birds in the world, are found in Africa.According to the given question, we are meant to combine different simple sentences into a complex sentence.
As a result of this, the best way to combine the sentences are by starting it with a noun phrase and then bring in the adjectives next, which is option B where the Ostriches are used as an appositive.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B
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ANALYZE THE EXAMPLE TEXT (VERBAL IRONY)
Example:
Hathorne: But a poppet will keep fifteen years, will it not?
Proctor: It will keep if it is kept, but Mary Warren swears she never saw no poppets in my
house, nor anyone else.
Parris: Why could there not have been poppets hid where no one ever saw them?
Proctor: [furious] There might also be a dragon with ve legs in my house, but no one has
ever seen it.
Parris: We are here, Your Honor, precisely to discover what no one has ever seen.
Proctor: Mr. Danforth, what profit this girl to turn herself about? What may Mary Warren
gain but hard questioning and worse?
Danforth: You are charging Abigail Williams with a marvellous cool plot to murder. Do you
understand that?
Answer:
a marvellous cool
Explanation:
Verbal irony is used when the speaker means the exact opposite of what he says. In the text above, the charge which was laid on Abigail was a plot to murder. Danforth, who was clearly frustrated, described it as "a marvelous cool plot".
Apparently, he means the exact opposite of what he said because the charge was in no way marvelous nor cool. It was a grievous offence.
Where should I travel to for my birthday
Answer:
venice, paris, or london
Answer:
Well, if you can go anywhere for your birthday, I would say you should go to Europe. Like France or Greece, those places are truly beautiful.
it is circular in form that presents how a whole is sliced into parts
Answer:
pie chart
Explanation:
The summer night air was feverish.
The whisper of the breeze curled within my ear.
The crowd's roar was thunder.
How does the author use metaphors in the sentences?
1. to describe sensory details
2. to describe air movement
3. as examples of alliteration
4 to add rhythm to the sentences
Answer:
1
Explanation:
The sensitivity of sound as quietness and lodness
Which statement best describes the rhetorical technique used in this excerpt?
A.He appeals to logos by referring to two hundred years ago.
B.He uses parallelism with the repetition of the word too.
C. He appeals to ethos by showing he cares about Americans.
D. He employs understatement by saying that “many” feel burdened.
Answer:B
Explanation:
How do the conflicts in the Animal Farm excerpt relate to the events in the historical passage?
Napoleon handpicks the dogs he wants to use to terrorize the animals, just as Stalin personally chose the men he wanted to be in the secret police.
Napoleon’s dogs are loving and faithful to him, just as the members of Stalin’s secret police were loving and faithful to him.
Napoleon’s dogs are only a temporary threat to animals who disagree with him, just as Stalin’s secret police did not have a lasting effect on dissenters.
Napoleon uses his dogs to protect himself and oppress his opponents, just as Stalin used the secret police to shut down his opponents.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Answer:
d i got it right
Explanation:
A strong thesis needs to
A. have at least one item of evidence to support it
B. include some of the wording from the prompt
C. include a direct quotation from the prompt
D. have multiple items of evidence to support it
Answer:
B. include some of the wording from the prompt
Answer:
the answer is to your question is B
There are different schools of thought regarding the social media. Some people see the benefits while other see problems in them. What are your observations
Explain the advantages and disadvantages of the social media giving your position in it.
Answer:
The advantages and disadvantages of the social media is explained below in details.
Explanation:
Advantages of social media
The business interests of productive social media use incorporate:
Brand recognition - Compelling and appropriate content will grasp the awareness of potential customers and improve brand distinctness.
Disadvantages of social media
Some of the downsides of using social media comprise:
Ineffective use - Social media can be used inadequately. For example, using social media to promote sales without fighting with customers, or neglecting to reply to negative feedback - may destroy your reputation.
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Night, by Elie Wiesel, recounts which of the following? Choose 3.
Answer: A, D, and E
Explanation: Good luck! :D
Identify the text structure being used below.
Why Do We Have Schools?
Education in our society serves many purposes, but there are three main functions. First, students learn skills that will help prepare them for society. Writing, reading, and mathematics are essential in today’s workplace and many people learn these skills in school. Second, schools serve communities. Whether by functioning as polling locations during elections, or providing safe havens for students in temporary living situations, public schools add value to communities. Third, public schools provide a structured environment for children to engage in productive activities during many days of the year while their adult caretakers may be working. In other words, public schools also provide day care. These are three of the primary reasons why we have schools in our society.
a
Description
b
Chronological Order
c
Sequential Order
d
Cause & Effect
e
Problem & Solution
f
Compare & Contrast
Answer:
Sequential order
Explanation:
Looking at the transition words first, second, and third, you know that it is a sequence.
What is an Aha Moment in of Mice and men in chapters 1-3?
Answer:
I just read this book in English class. An aha moment is like when Curly's wife came into the bunkhouse, all gussied up "searching for curly"
Explanation:
PLEASE HELP ME! 77 POINTS
THE STORY IS IN THE PDF
I WILL LOVE U FOREVER IF U HELP!!!
Answer:
Helllo there
Explanation:
Don't stop scrolling until you found the answer
Don't stop...
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I said dont stop!
Are you kidding me I said dont stop
You can't post that file without permission
Sorry dude I need to do this
Pls help if your good at English ill mark brainliest
Answer:
B lol
Explanation: