Select only one prompt. You will choose to write either a narrative essay or an informational response paragraph.

Prompt Choice 1 (Narrative Essay)

Read the prompt below and write a well-developed narrative essay.

How would you describe a scene from your childhood? What colors and images do you remember most clearly? Write a narrative of an early childhood memory.

**Be sure that your narrative has a clear beginning, middle, and end. Use your mature voice, specific details, sensory descriptions, and dialogue. Proofread your work before submitting.


Prompt Choice 2 (Informational Response)

Review the excerpt above. Answer the following question in a well-developed paragraph.

How does the story describe the ideal life? What details create a sense of perfection? Be sure to use information and details from the excerpt to support and explain your answer.

**Be sure to re-state the question in your topic sentence and use specific examples and details from the story to support your answers. Proofread your work before submitting.

it will be prompt one

Explanation:

this is a project you have to do on your own because it requires a personal story but here is an outline for it:

sentence one: introduction (explain what the paragraph is about)

sentence two: the beginning of the story

sentence three-six: the middle of the story (add details it will make the story longer and more interesting)

sentence seven: the end ( what did you do to solve or end the memory you are writing about.)

sentence eight: conclusion (a short summery of the paragraph)

How many is 2+ quaters + 4 cents + three 5 cents equals ?


*I'm trying to make a dollar ty

HELP ASAP PLEASE which way of breaking up text is best suited to tell the purpose shown? To describe a celebrity's early life in great detail
A. Bulleted points
B. Hyperlinks
C. Paragraphs
D. Numbered points

Which statement best describes how imagery is in this ad:

OKAY SO I NEED THE ANSWER QUICK ^^

Module 6 Discussion Based Assessment:

1. What two tasks should an effective argumentative introduction accomplish?



2. What are characteristics of an effective claim?



3. Describe and define examples of ineffective support?



4. Identify and define common types of sentence fragments.



5. What should you include in an effective conclusion for an argumentative essay?



6. What are the steps of the argumentation process?



7. What are two questions you can ask yourself to help determine your topics importance?



8. What kinds of information can be used as effective support for your claim?



9. Identify and define types of run-on sentences.



10. What should you include in an effective body paragraph for an argumentative essay?




11. What are the characteristics of an effective call to action?

Which type of media would best show the final moments in a horse race?

A. A video
B. A bar graph
C. A map
D. A pie chart

60 POINTS

Prepare a 1:30-2:00 presentation explaining what theme you identified in
"It Ends With Us" by Coleen Hoover, what the theme means to you, and what evidence in the book led you to choose this theme. (4 paragraphs)

100 points
Match the cause to the effect:
Causes Effects
O g’s in space Holes in the skin of the shuttle
Micrometeoroids Muscle loss
Radiation Illness or death

Help please and thank you

PLEASE HELP
Which phrase describes the purpose of reasons in a persuasive essay?

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to show how ideas connect


to prove evidence


to express an opinion


to support a claim

pa help po plsssang hirap po kasi ng ADVERB OF DEGREE
Directions: Type the adverb of degree used in the following sentences. Type your answer using lowercase letters.
1. Christie Jones looked very handsome at the award ceremony.
2. Melissa is an absolutely fabulous cook.
3. You are too small for this type of game.
4. I had a very enjoyable weekend.
5. It was extremely hot when I visited Dubai.

100 points!!!!!!!!!!

If this is your first time trying this, start stationary. You’ll be able to do it rolling when you get better at it. Once you’re ready, bend your knees down far. This will help with the force of the ollie. Now use the force to pop the tail down hard with your back foot. As soon as the tail hits the ground, slide your front foot up the board towards the nose and lift your back foot up. Now you should be gaining descent height. But you want to level out your ollie. You need to shift your weight forward as soon as you slide your foot up. It also helps when you give the nose a slight push up with your toe. This helps to gain a bit more height. Once you’ve reached your full height, slowly bend your knees back and land with ease.

What words or phrases in this passage should be emphasized to convey order.

HELPPPP ASAPP! which way of showing respect in a group project would best slove the problem shown? Sami and Mona are full of energy as they bounce ideas off each other, and then they start assigning roles. They forgot that Sheena is a great artist and instead tell Noah to find some artwork online.
A. Take a leading role
B. Contribute ideas
C. Be an active listener
D. Be inclusive

which statement best integrates the ideas from the text:

Can someone help me with this it's easy I could do it but I have to do 7 more and it's due at 11 today

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Read the passage from "Walter P. Reuther Stands Up."

During this time, many people around the world were out of work across the United States due to economic hardship. This time was called the Great Depression.

Which element of a biography does the passage best show?

a person's environment
an event that happened to a person
a description of a person's personality
an interview with a person

Please help me ASAP PLEASE

Compare and contrast the characters in fables and myths. What qualities do the characters have in common? What makes the characters different? please make it short if possible ill will mark brainlyest please answer asap

Can someone help me answer this

do a whole page starting with this sentence
No one was more surprised than I was when the dog began to talk.

In the group of three sentences, choose one sentence which tells a main idea and two sentences which state supporting details for the main idea. Type MI beside the main idea sentence and D beside each detail sentence.

1. Churro and merino sheep are used for different purposes.

2. Churro sheep provided such delicious mutton for eating.

3. Merino sheep provided fine wool.

Daily Language Review 24 FRIDAY

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When should you apply the reading strategy of scanning to a text?
a.
Before you read the text
c.
After reading a text
b.
During the reading of a text
d.
none of the above


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Hard on the gas by Janet S Wong. My grandfather taught himself to drive rough, the way he learned to live. Push the pedal, hard on the gas, rush up to 50, coast a bit, rush, rest, rush, rest. When you clutch the bar above your right shoulder, he shoots you a look that asks, Who said the ride would be smooth? Rough, coast, and clutch are highlighted words.


Which word is the closest synonym for the word coast?
a.
Rough
c.
Rush
b.
Rest
d.
Clutch



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


A
B
C
D

Please help me ASAP PLEASE

50 PTS WILL MARK BRANLIEST
We Real Cool by Gwendolyn Brooks

Read the passage.
The American Romantics v. the American Realists

There are many strong examples of the effect that history has had upon culture, and 19th-century America ranks high on that list.
At the beginning of the 1800s, the new country began to explore its vast resources. In 1803, the Louisiana Purchase added almost 830,000 square miles, nearly doubling the size of the United States. This launched a period known as the Westward Expansion as pioneers moved into new territories. By 1870, what we now refer to as the continental United States was largely settled (barring the Great Plains). It was a time of great promise and optimism. This was echoed in the works of American Romanticism and Transcendentalism. These movements include writers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Oliver Wendall Holmes, Edgar Allan Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville, and Emily Dickinson.
The American Romantic writers sought to differentiate themselves from their British counterparts to create a national literary identity. Romantic writers valued feeling and idealism over logic. Romanticism is the larger umbrella under which three subcategories can be found. The first of those is Transcendentalism, which adds another layer of individuality and freedom of thought. Transcendentalists encourage individual freedom of expression over the restraints of tradition and custom. The Fireside Poets were a group of writers who focused on feeling and intuition, while Dark Romantics emphasized beauty in darkness, spotlighting feelings, thought, and intuition through gothic storytelling and gloomy or sad themes.
Transcendentalists embarked on tours to areas hungry for information and learning. Emerson’s “Nature” was written for these kinds of events. In his work, he argues against materialism and advocates for finding one’s true spirituality in nature. In “Self-Reliance,” he advocates for a distinctly American point of view: conformity is to be avoided as much as possible. Meanwhile, Thoreau wrote “Civil Disobedience,” a lecture that encouraged Americans to protest governmental acts that they believed were unfair. His masterpiece, Walden, details the two years and two months he spent living alone in the wilderness. He wrote chapters dedicated to solitude, finding peace in nature, and describing the sounds of the woods.

The poetry of the time is also optimistic. Whitman self-published Leaves of Grass, a collection of twelve poems in which he celebrates American individualism. This sentiment is echoed in Dickinson’s “Some keep the Sabbath going to church—.” In this poem, she praises a personal relationship with the divine. Longfellow’s “The Children’s Hour” is a beautiful and heartfelt poem in which he describes his love for his daughters. After reading Holmes’s “Old Ironsides,” Americans demanded that the U.S.S. Constitution be salvaged from the scrap yard. The era’s idealism can even be seen in Poe’s and Melville’s darker works.

However, the celebration of the individual and focus on idealism was not favored by all writers of the 19th century. Born from the rejection of Romanticism, the American Realists aimed to represent real life in their works. Realists saw changes in society brought about by the Industrial Revolution and advances in science. Although the movement saw its beginnings in the 1830s, it reached its peak after the Civil War and continued into the early 20th century.

The works of the American Realists concentrated on fiction—especially novels. Mark Twain, Henry James, Kate Chopin, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and Ambrose Bierce are representative writers of the movement.

In his novels, Twain depicted everyday life through his characters and settings. By using dialects and entwining regional landmarks, such as the Mississippi River into The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Twain shared realistic life in Missouri with his readers.

Henry James did not wish to give his readers a happy ending; instead, he thought that a “good” novel represented society realistically. Many of his works focused on the theme of American innocence corrupted by European aristocratic culture.

portable parts are parts of a word that have ___ and can be understood in other words. A. examples
B. inferences
C. meaning
D. attitude

BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Read this excerpt from Blanca Flor by Angel Vigil.

JUANITO
What will he do if he catches us?

BLANCA FLOR
He will take us back. I will be watched more closely than ever, and you will --

Based on the text details of this excerpt, it can be inferred that Don Ricardo will

let Juanito go if he catches him.
apologize to Juanito.
do something bad to Juanito.
watch Juanito more closely if he catches him.

In your opinion, who is the best Lord of the Rings character?

Key Details Main Idea 1
The Industrial Revolution transformed the United States from a rural to an urban society.

Main Idea 2
The growth of urban areas during the Industrial Revolution led to serious problems.

“Young people raised on farms saw greater opportunities in the cities and moved there.”
Main Idea 1The Industrial Revolution transformed the United States from a rural to an urban society. – “Young people raised on farms saw greater opportunities in the cities and moved there.”
Main Idea 2The growth of urban areas during the Industrial Revolution led to serious problems. – “Young people raised on farms saw greater opportunities in the cities and moved there.”
“Many workers found themselves living in urban slums.”
Main Idea 1The Industrial Revolution transformed the United States from a rural to an urban society. – “Many workers found themselves living in urban slums.”
Main Idea 2The growth of urban areas during the Industrial Revolution led to serious problems. – “Many workers found themselves living in urban slums.”
“Millions of immigrants came to American cities from Europe.”
Main Idea 1The Industrial Revolution transformed the United States from a rural to an urban society. – “Millions of immigrants came to American cities from Europe.”
Main Idea 2The growth of urban areas during the Industrial Revolution led to serious problems. – “Millions of immigrants came to American cities from Europe.”
“Open sewers ran alongside the streets, and the water supply was often tainted, causing disease.”
Main Idea 1The Industrial Revolution transformed the United States from a rural to an urban society. – “Open sewers ran alongside the streets, and the water supply was often tainted, causing disease.”
Main Idea 2The growth of urban areas during the Industrial Revolution led to serious problems. – “Open sewers ran alongside the streets, and the water supply was often tainted, causing disease.”