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How we clean today
According to a recent survey, families are trying to turn the task of cleaning the house
into a sprint rather than a marathon. As a result, the average time spent cleaning has
fallen by 32 minutes a week or 28 hours a year compared to 2014.
The casual approach to keeping the dirt, grime and dust at bay suggests the nation
is a little less house-proud than in the past. It reflects the fact that the nation's culture
of working long hours means that people do not have the time to do a weekly deep
clean. It also suggests that many people find cleaning boring and try to avoid it.
Despite the claims of men to be taking on a greater share of household chores,
women are still doing the heavy lifting in the kitchen and bathroom. On average,
women spend 90 minutes longer each week than men on cleaning - the average
woman cleans for 4 hours 51 minutes a week, whereas the average man cleans for
only 3 hours 21 minutes.
Retail analysts Mintel said the availability of multi-purpose cleaning sprays that you
can use all around the house is a factor in helping people speed up. Retail expert,
Richard Hopping, said: "The average amount of time that British people spend on
cleaning their home each week has fallen by half an hour in recent years.'
Mintel found that 62% of the nation say they clean when they have the time and that
just one in three has a schedule. Just over 40% say their aim is to do the job as quickly
as humanly possible as they dislike cleaning. Around half really put their backs into it
to ensure their home is spotless.
The study found cleaning the oven is the task people hate the most with 67%
ranking it among their top three dislikes. People also loathed dusting, but
were tively relaxed about wiping down worktops, mopping, sweeping and
vacuuming. Do you agree with these findings?

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peter always takes a map with him _____ he loses his way
a.if b. in case c. so that d. so

7. must/have/ left/ l/book/somewhere/ my/this/ room/in
8. have/ looked/ everywhere/ l/book/for/my/but/ find/l/it/can't​

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How would a historian most likely use this map? to justify the splintering that took place within Italy as a result of Renaissance political reforms to identify the major military threats to Renaissance Italy to describe the concentration of power in Italian city-states during the Renaissance to support the idea that commerce centered in Italy led to the Renaissance

Read the following poem:
Roses are red.
Violets are blue.

true or false

Each member of the group is assigned a specific role in the classroom​

Discussion
Organizer
Consider your hopes for the future as well as the resources and supports that will be available to you. Which experiences
would best prepare you for your career, or perhaps help inform your decision? What might your next steps be? Is there
anything you need to have clear direction? Have a discussion with your peers in which you weigh your options after high
school. After your discussion, you will write a reflection.

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Identifying cause and effect is one way to present a ____________ appeal.
a. reasonable
b. logical
c. selective
d. credibility

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As a sophomore, Jerusha went to New York to ---

I’m being timed.
Which line from the excerpt is an example of quotation?

Sit down! A strange dog (run)…………………………… to you

Salty water slows down/speeds up the process of rusting​

Which Excerpt From The Crisis , Number 1 Contains A Simile ?

Why choud we hire you?

I need qustion c from 2 to 8 faste pls

write about a shared experience between a child and an adult

from The Canterbury Tales: "The Wife of Bath's Tale”

Which excerpt from “The Wife of Bath's Tale” introduces the character who saves the Knight's
life?
A. “The queen gave order he should tell them all/What thing it was that women wanted most.”
B. “Today there walks the holy friar himself/As evening falls or when the daylight springs..."
C. “The Elf-Queen and her courtiers joined and broke/Their elfin dance on many a green mead..."
D. “There wasn't a living creature to be seen/Save one old woman crouched upon
the green."

How dose grandle die in beowolf

Perched, and sat, and nothing more.
What effect does the speaker's repetition of “nothing more" have on the poem?

The repetition illustrates the speaker's struggle to maintain his sanity
The repetition is meant to put the reader at ease
The repetition gives the poem a relaxed mood
The repetition emphasizes the speaker's serious tone

Which sentence below correctly
punctuates the quote?
A. It matters not what someone is born" here
Rowling asserts talent matters more than
pedigree.
B. "It matters not what someone is born...here
Rowling asserts talent matters more than
pedigree.
C. It matters not what someone is born...here
Rowling asserts talent matters more than
pedigree.
D. "It matters not what someone is born..." here
Rowling asserts talent matters more than
pedigree.

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The Sun Has Long Been Set
by William Wordsworth

The sun has long been set,
The stars are out by twos and threes,
The little birds are piping yet
Among the bushes and trees;
There's a cuckoo, and one or two thrushes,
And a far-off wind that rushes,
And a sound of water that gushes,
And the cuckoo's sovereign cry
Fills all the hollow of the sky.
Who would "go parading"
In London, "and masquerading,"
On such a night of June
With that beautiful soft half-moon,
And all these innocent blisses?
On such a night as this is!

Summer, an excerpt
by Amy Lowell

Some men there are who find in nature all
Their inspiration, hers the sympathy
Which spurs them on to any great endeavor,
To them the fields and woods are closest friends,
And they hold dear communion with the hills;
The voice of waters soothes them with its fall,
And the great winds bring healing in their sound.
To them a city is a prison house
Where pent up human forces labour and strive,
Where beauty dwells not, driven forth by man;
But where in winter they must live until
Summer gives back the spaces of the hills.
To me it is not so. I love the earth
And all the gifts of her so lavish hand:
Sunshine and flowers, rivers and rushing winds,
Thick branches swaying in a winter storm,
And moonlight playing in a boat's wide wake;
But more than these, and much, ah, how much more,
I love the very human heart of man.
Above me spreads the hot, blue mid-day sky,
Far down the hillside lies the sleeping lake
Lazily reflecting back the sun,
And scarcely ruffled by the little breeze
Which wanders idly through the nodding ferns.
The blue crest of the distant mountain, tops
The green crest of the hill on which I sit;
And it is summer, glorious, deep-toned summer,
The very crown of nature's changing year
When all her surging life is at its full.
To me alone it is a time of pause,
A void and silent space between two worlds,
When inspiration lags, and feeling sleeps,
Gathering strength for efforts yet to come.

What setting do these poems both focus on primarily?

The country
The city
The sea
The sky

How may studying with others detract from your learning?

Help me please……….. for this

snacks good things and bad things

14. Which of the following letters of the alphabet has'line symmetry

1. S
2. F
3. H
4. N​

I didn't have enough time ________ (finish) my work yesterday.

Quick summary for " the truth matters " Carl Sagan article? !?!