Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below:
i. Polythene shopping bags and wrappers are a potential threat to urban environment. Once you have discarded them after use, you do not lose your link with them. They return to you in a variety of ways, though you do not realise it. For example, they choke your drains and provide breeding facilities to deadly germs.
ii. A recent study has shown that about 250 tonnes of plastic waste come out of various colonies of major cities every day. This disrupts the sewer system, the essential arteries of city life, choke the land mass and clog the pores of the wetlands.
iii. Unfortunately, even the villages and small towns are not free from this danger. Millions of people returning to their home towns everyday carry their shopping in colourful bags. This pleases their family and children, who after preserving them for a time dispose them in wells, rivers, tanks and drains. Many throw them off into the fields. They do it with a sense of pride, to show off. When their neighbours see that their men from the cities regularly send them those good things of life, they are impressed.
iv. All over the world the worst offenders are the upper income groups of the so-called posh colonies. Though educated, the residents of these affluent areas are unaware of the damage done by the plastic bags. Millions of children in schools carry their lunch boxes in plastic bags. They callously throw them away and cause an unhealthy environment.
v. As it is convenient for mothers to wrap the food in plastic, it is difficult to persuade them against doing this. According to a drill master of a school, it becomes a drill to clean the fields after the children leave. When the midday meal scheme is fully implemented, it must be seen that no plastic wrappers are used.
vi. As these wrappers are light in weight, they are borne aloft by the wind causing visual shocks. Unlike cotton or paper bags they remain undissolved in the mud and stop rain water from seeping deep in the earth. This affects the natural growth of greenery.
Questions:
a. How do polythene bags become health hazards?
b. What are the findings of the latest research about plastic waste?
c. How do the school children pollute the environment?
d. How do plastic bags hamper the growth of greenery?
e. Find the synonyms for the following words from the given passage:
thrown & wealthy
f. Find the antonyms for the following words from the given passage:
poor & shame
g. Give an appropriate title to the passage.
h. Write the meanings of the following words and frame sentences which should not match the content of the passage.
Damage & posh
i. Give the essence of the passage in not more than 75 words.

What text evidence supports the idea that Martha is trying to escape from something and start over in America? What inferences can you make based on this evidence?​

Which statement describes how plants respond to heat?​

A measurement of how much carbon dioxide we produce in our daily lives based on our energy use is called:
a.
Carbon Dioxide
c.
Carbon Monoxide
b.
Carbon Footprint
d.
Carbon Handprint

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!! Correct the following shift in grammatical mood: Review your spelling words, and study the definitions before your test tomorrow.
A.Review your spelling words, and will you study the definitions before your test tomorrow?
B.Review your spelling words, and you will do well on the test tomorrow.
C.Review your spelling words, and the test will be fantastic!
D.The sentence is correct as is.

A whale is 78 feet long. A rhinoceros is 13 feet long how much longer is the whale than the rhinoceros

give me a paragraph using all words nuance,quagmire,docile,egregious,slovenly​

... the expensive delicate ship that must have seen something amazing, a boy falling out of the sky, had somewhere to get to and sailed calmly on.
How might these lines advance the poems meaning?

UNIT TEST; PLEASE HELP; TIMED!!
What are the characteristics of an independent clause? Select three options.

It contains a subject and a verb.

It expresses a complete thought.

It begins with a relative pronoun.

It can stand alone as a complete sentence.

It cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

b. What does "brings joy to the hearts and ears"
mean?

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Julie looked down the street. She was relieved that there was no sign of him. She
had been running from him since she left school. She did not recognize this
strange man. He drove a small silver car and wore a collared shirt. "Who is the
guy and why is he following me?" Julie thought to herself. Just then she heard a
sputtering sound. She turned around and saw a small silver car. Her heart started
beating quickly. She felt afraid.

What point of view is this:

A.) First-person subjective

B.) Second-person objective

C.) Third-person limited omniscient

D.) Third-person limited omniscient subjective

E.) Third-person omniscient subjective

what is the setting in the poem catching quiet

Which sentence is a simple sentence?

What reignites the slaves' power to fly away? *

A. The driver whips them.

B. they fall from the heat.

C. They suddenly grow
wings again.

D. Toby says the magic words from Africa.

Which of the following is most likely an acronym for the Progressive Animal Welfare Society?

PAAWS
AWPS
PWS
PAWS

This story is set in a future where nature has been replaced by artificial recreations. What
should the future look like? Would you prefer to live in a futuristic world of steel and glass
like the narrator, or a more natural world where we have fewer cities and more green
spaces? Why?


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The players as well as the captain ____ to win (want/wants)

What's a social issue from I hear America singing

The mystery of where the milk went to was soon cleared up. It was mixed every day into the pigs' mash. The early apples were now ripening, and the grass of the orchard was littered with windfalls. The animals had assumed as a matter of course that these would be shared out equally; one day, however, the order went forth that all the windfalls were to be collected and brought to the harness-room for the use of the pigs. At this some of the other animals murmured, but it was no use. All the pigs were in full agreement on this point, even Snowball and Napoleon. Squealer was sent to make the necessary explanations to the others. –Animal Farm, George Orwell Which statement best explains the central idea of this passage? Most animals do not enjoy having milk and apples. The leaders believe that they should get more privileges than the laborers. It is pointless for the other animals to argue with the pigs. It is better for the pigs to have the milk and fallen apples than to let them go to waste.

write a letter to a relative abroad describing to him/her some happy​

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.PART A: In paragraph 14, Jones says, “These people don't know it, but they're about ready to go to church.” What does he mean by this?

A. The March on Washington would end at a large church, where King would deliver a rousing speech.

B. Attendees at the National Mall were about to hear a speech by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., an ordained Christian minister.

C. Attendees at the National Mall would be asked to confess for their sins of racism and hatred.

D. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was about to deliver a sermon-like speech that would excite the crowd.

Commonlit

In the following sentence replace the adverb with a noun:he watched the girl carefully

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What is the main idea of this story The run series

Which detail about the box suggests something sinister ?

11.Which word means ‘a current of cold air’ as well as ‘a depth of water needed to float a ship’

Knot
Draught
Drought
Nought