Question 1: What textual evidence is strongly supported? Question 2: What is revealed? Question 3: What is the impact PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW

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USE LYRICS TO THE SONG "RUDE" by MAGIC
Using your highlighted evidence and notes on TIP-LQC answer the following in a detailed paragraph using a claim, quoted evidence, and commentary: Who is the bigger source of adversity /conflict: the young man proposing or the father? Pick a stance, and defend it using evidence/citations from the text. Choose your 3 best pieces of evidence from the song "Rude". Using the 3 pieces of Evidence write your response including these elements: Claim (your main point) Evidence that supports the claim Commentary that explains and interprets how your evidence proves the claim. Claim #2 (a new point) Evidence that supports this new claim. Commentary

How does symbolism influence mood?

Why did Albert Martin most likely include the account by United Press reporter William G. Shepherd (lines 182–196)?
A to provide evidence to support his claims
B to provide a vivid, eyewitness account
C to provide an explanation of the causes of the fire
D to provide an opposing point of view


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How would you list an article on your "Works Cited" page? in what order?

which phrase or sentence from the excerpt best provides context for the story boy who harnessed the wind

EXERCISE 1 Complete each sentence, using the singular possessive or plural possessive form of the noun in parentheses. 1. My (family) vacation included a stop at a museum in Chicago. 2. The Art Institute is one of that (city) treasures. 3. (Georges Seurat) Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte is one of the most famous paintings in the museum. 4. Tiny dots of paint cover the (painting) surface. 5. My sister (Iris) favorite painting is American Gothic, which shows a man and a woman outside a farmhouse. 6. The (man) and the (woman) expressions are somber and stern. 7. The old suits of armor in a large gallery were my (brother) favorite objects, and they took many pictures of them. 8. At the special exhibit of miniature homes, we felt like giants looking through (home) windows. the​

Read this paragraph from a story about a house fire.Astrid jolted awake, the smell of smoke filling her lungs. She ran quickly to the door but pulled back her hand with a sharp yelp when she touched the doorknob. She then ran to her bedroom window. It was a long drop.Which sentence from the paragraph explains that fire is what woke Astrid?A.“It was a long drop.”B.“She then ran to her bedroom window.”C.“Astrid jolted awake, the smell of smoke filling her lungs.”D.“She ran quickly to the door but pulled her hand back with a sharp yelp when she touched the doorknob.” WHICH SENTENCE FROM THE PARAGRAPH EXPLAINS THAT THERE IS A HOUSE FIRE?

A:IT WAS A LONG DROP
B:SHE RAN TO HER BEDROOM WINDOW
C:ASTRID JOLTED AWAKE THE SMELL OF SMOKE FILLING HER LUNGS
D:SHE RAN TO THE DOOR BUT PULLED HER HAND BACK WITH A SHARP YELP WHEN SHE TOUCHED THE DOORNOB

Read this paragraph from a story about space travel.The ship was silver and red, shining brightly and happily in the intense sunlight. Marco sprinted toward the spaceport. His sides hurt, and his suitcase banged wildly against his legs, but he dared not stop. The last scheduled liftoff for the year would happen in 10 minutes, and he couldn’t be late.Which sentence from the paragraph supports the idea that Marco is planning to be on the spaceship?A.“Marco sprinted toward the spaceport.”B.“The ship was silver and red, shining brightly and happily in the intense sunlight.”C.“His sides hurt, and his suitcase banged wildly against his legs, but he dared not stop.”D.“The last scheduled liftoff for the year would happen in 10 minutes, and he couldn’t be late.”

In Chains chapter 29 the last sentence how is "around me, all was darkness" a paradox?

In the story "Let 'em play God", What does the imaginary movie that Hitchcock describes in paragraphs 3 and 5 tell you about the kinds of movies he makes? Use evidence from the text to explain your answer.

Jacki evaluated the expression below. What was Jacki’s error? A. Jacki should have simplified the exponent first. B. Jacki should have multiplied 4 and 8 first. C. Jacki did not subtract 12 from 8 correctly. D. Jacki should not have multiplied 8 and 2

What textual evidence is strongly supported? What is revealed? What is the impact?

A timeline A) must contain the terms CE/BCE B) explains the reasons events happened C) puts events in context with one reason D) identifies events and the effects of those events on a place

Giving brainiest for best response!
USE LYRICS TO THE SONG "RUDE" by MAGIC
Using your highlighted evidence and notes on TIP-LQC answer the following in a detailed paragraph using a claim, quoted evidence, and commentary: Who is the bigger source of adversity /conflict: the young man proposing or the father? Pick a stance, and defend it using evidence/citations from the text. Choose your 3 best pieces of evidence from the song "Rude". Using the 3 pieces of Evidence write your response including these elements: Claim (your main point) Evidence that supports the claim Commentary that explains and interprets how your evidence proves the claim. Claim #2 (a new point) Evidence that supports this new claim. Commentary

how can examining the characters in a story help you identify the story's theme

What is one central idea in Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech?

Violence will result if things do not change.

All men are brothers.

The past can never be changed.

There are fundamental differences between the races.

The Coat By: Lex Wilford Eighth grade, Mrs. Jaffrey’s class. It was always cold in Mrs. Jaffrey’s class. It was always freezing in there. And every day I wore my coat to her class she told me not to. “Why not?” I asked her. “It’s cold in here. I’m cold.” “Because you’re not supposed to wear your coat to class,” she kept saying. Seemed pretty stupid to me, so I kept wearing my coat to class, I was cold. After a few days, Mrs. Jaffrey told me to hang my coat in the principal’s office. Told me to stay there for the rest of the afternoon. Told me to write her a five hundred-word essay on why I shouldn’t wear my coat to class. “Why?” I asked her. “I can’t do that. how’m I supposed to do that?” She looked at me over her horned-rims. Her lips were white. She had her arms folded. The north wind coming up off the practice fields outside glazed the windowpanes along the wall with ice. “Be creative”, she said. I sat in the principal’s warm office and wrote a hundred sentences, like the ones I’d written on the detention hall chalkboard for Mrs. Jaffrey after school: I will not wear my coat to class because someone might mistake me for a bear and shoot me. I will not wear my coat to class because I might sweat so much the class will flood, and somebody might drown. I will not wear my coat to class because I might get so hot, I’ll catch fire and burn the whole Junior High down. That kind of thing. It was more than five hundred words. I thought it was pretty creative. Mrs. Jaffrey didn’t think so, though. Neither did my old man. Next day, he showed up outside Mrs. Jaffrey’s class with my essay in his hand. Checked me out of school. Told me to put on my coat. “It’s in the principal’s office,” I told him “Leave it then,” he said. It was cold outside. Ice coated the trees, the rooftops of houses, the windshields of cars parked along the curbs, the sidewalks, the streets. The old man drove too fast, dodging fallen tree limbs in the road, his pickup truck sliding all over, down to Pecan Park. He told me to get out. Told me to open the tailgate. Told me to bend over and read each sentence, one at a time. There was a new two-by-four in the bed of the truck. The wood was white. He picked it up, stood behind me. I read a sentence, and then he hit me one. Then I read another sentence. He hit me again, there were a hundred sentences. He kept hitting me. The wind blew up hard and it started to sleet, and all around the park tree limbs groaned and cracked and snapped off. I didn’t have my coat on. I was cold. Ice fell all around me. The Coat by Lex Wilford



What textual evidence is strongly supported?

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Compare and contrast a parliamentary system of democracy with a presidential system.” can some one just lst some alikes an differents?

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How does character influence mood?

Help Brainiest to whoever does all Identify the sentence fragment. A) I am dropping weight every day. B) However, price is also a key factor. C) Good food is important to most Americans. D) If not the quality, definitely the quantity Identify the sentence fragment. A) Chicken is always best. B) My favorite dish is chicken parmigiana. C) My brother's favorite dish, spaghetti and meatballs. D) Since my family is Italian, we eat spaghetti frequently. Which sentence is NOT a sentence fragment? A) A culture rich in legends. B) The storm fiercer and wilder than we had imagined. C) The World Series ends the professional baseball season. D) Covers an area almost as large as the entire United States.

Hey guys! Can you help me narrow down an essay topic? The essay topic is: How does social media affect the ‘self’?
Social media is an extremely broad topic, so I'm just trying to find good ways to narrow it down to something I can write 5-6 pages about.

It seems to me that the inferences about Toyota's quality problems are emotional and have little to do with actual facts. In this sentence, inferences means:

A. drawing a conclusion on the basis of circumstantial evidence
B. the creation of something in the mind
C. something that shows an action to be reasonable or necessary
D. a system of timekeeping that defines divisions of the year

is afraid a preposition

In this type of conflict, a character finds him or herself battling between two competing desires or selves, typically one good and one evil. You won't get a more obvious example than The Call of the Wild, in which the protagonist (in this case, a dog) is torn between a domesticated self and wild self.

When and how should semi-colons be used in a sentence? I really want to get better at my writing skills, and whenever a correction line goes underneath the letter I forgot a semi-colon for, I'm not really sure what that means.

HElp Which Native American group lived a settle lifestyle 1.The Tonkawa 2.The Comanche 3.The Apache 4.The Tigua

In addition to giving the definition of a word, what other information is always included in a dictionary entry? words with the opposite meaning translations into other languages part of speech rhyming words

Using the ideas you previously wrote in your Compare and Contrast Organizer on the two helpers, you will write the introduction paragraph of your compare and contrast article. View the grading rubric as you complete your assignment. This is your guide to a super submission. You have previously written ideas about two helper topics in your Compare and Contrast Organizer. Now you will use your ideas from the organizer (and tips from this lesson) to write the introduction to your compare and contrast article. In your introduction, remember to include: Hook: use a thought-provoking question or a surprising fact Important information about your two topics Thesis statement: your idea that answers the question: Are my two helpers similar, different, or are they both similar and different? In what general way do they compare and/or contrast? A thesis: states your specific idea about the topic in one sentence can be supported with valid evidence such as facts, expert testimony, and research does not include feelings or emotions is written in the third person point of view (do not use the pronoun “I” or the phrase “I think”) Write four or more complete sentences Write in formal style using the third person point of view. Use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Save your work to your computer or drive. Submit your work in 02.06 Introduce Your Ideas. If needed, review your chosen articles. Read the articles. Article 1-Minutes That Matter Article 2-Defeating Dragons Article 3-Food That Fuels