The author uses the phrase, for my days are as many as smiles. Why did he chose this.

The child's response shows that he is happy and doesn't think about the length of life.

Cynthia wrote a letter to Cousin Jane, and Dad mailed it for her.
Is this a complete sentence or a run-off

Select the correct answer. Joy's research question is, "How does matter from outer space pose health risks to humans on Earth?" She needs to develop her research with relevant facts that are appropriate for an audience of 9th grade students. What fact from the source is the best choice for meeting this goal? A. Air filtration systems can be damaged by the abrasive nature of lunar dust. B. Evidence of poor air quality can trigger alerts to warn people to take necessary precautions. C. Astronaut Harrison Schmitt experienced sneezing, watery eyes, and a sore throat after breathing lunar dust. D. Air pollution generated by forest fires, volcanic eruptions, and burning fossil fuels can cause respiratory and cardiovascular problems.

Rewrite the following sentences using the correct modal.

PLEASE HELP!!!! What page did Jem and scout go to the Tom Robinson trial?

Based on the evidence and details in Part 1 of "The Red-Headed League," what conclusion can you draw about Mr. Wilson's case?

Mr. Jabez Wilson probably invented the story about working for the Red-Headed League.

Duncan Ross dissolved the Red-Headed League because Mr. Wilson was not doing a good job.

Sherlock Holmes is already confident that he will be able to quickly solve the mystery.

Dr. Watson is likely to be the one who actually solves Mr. Jabez Wilson's case.

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After four years, what had Jack seen in New York? What did he think about these things? Give specific examples from the story.

A complex set of ideas can be analyzed by grouping them into?

A)categories

B)divisions

C)classes

D)events

In paragraph that begins on the bottom of page 2 and ends on the top of page 3, why does the author say that brain injuries are “almost impossible to detect?

please answer Read these lines from “March Evening.”


Puddles lie spilt in the road a mass, not

Of water, but steel, with its cold, hard sheen.


What is the connotative meaning of the word spilt as used in the poem?



left in a hurry


deployed with intent


placed on purpose


dropped with regret

An early childhood professional must have a clear sense of how all aspects of the program relate to

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Select the correct text in the passage.
Which phrase In this excerpt from The Redeemed Captive by John Williams demonstrates a Puritan Influence?
My master took hold of my hand to force me to cross myself; but I struggled with him, and would not suffer him to guide my hand; upon this,
he pulled off a crucifix from his own neck, and bade me kiss It; but I refused once and agaln; he told me he would dash out my brains with his
hatchet If I refused.
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Listen to english programs to ............ your english.

Why does the boy want to go to the bazaar in “Araby”?

A. to buy a present for Mangan's sister
B. to enjoy the sights and games
C. to meet his friends from school
D. to spy on a girl he likes

Ali is two years younger than ray, and ray is 3 years younger than nora. the sum of their ages is 64, and ray's age?

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

“So Sylvy knows all about birds, does she?” he exclaimed, as he looked round at the little girl who sat, very demure but increasingly sleepy, in the moonlight. “I am making a collection of birds myself. I have been at it ever since I was a boy.” (Mrs. Tilley smiled.) “There are two or three very rare ones I have been hunting for these five years. I mean to get them on my own ground if they can be found.”

“Do you cage ’em up?” asked Mrs. Tilley doubtfully, in response to this enthusiastic announcement.
“Oh no, they’re stuffed and preserved, dozens and dozens of them,” said the ornithologist, “and I have shot or snared every one myself. I caught a glimpse of a white heron a few miles from here on Saturday, and I have followed it in this direction. They have never been found in this district at all. The little white heron, it is,” and he turned again to look at Sylvia with the hope of discovering that the rare bird was one of her acquaintances.

In at least 150 words, explain what the hunter and the white heron symbolize in “A White Heron,” and how the relationship between these two concepts is developed in this excerpt.

How does bible encourage you ?​

Which type of conflict does Mary face in The Secret Garden?

individual vs. nature

individual vs. person

individual vs. self

individual vs. society

Research question: How does the narrative voice in "The Fault in our Stars" by John Green affect perceptions about lost things?

If any of y'all have read the book "The Fault in our Stars", do y'all have an idea about how I could answer this research question? I just need topic statements. :) ​

2.09 What is the theme of “Taking the Plunge”? How does the theme emerge and develop over the course of the passage? Use evidence from the text to support your response. Your response should be at least THREE complete paragraphs.


So far no one has used THREE paragraphs in their answer only one when I searched. So I need 3 paragraphs guys not 1 or 2 , THREE.

what are some things the porter
says that provide comic relief? why
does shakespeare include them in
such a dramatic play

Write the present tense of :
Go
study
move
answer
learn
not answer
live
come
keep
Work

Please anyone, I need help, I have no clue?!!!

hii! Can someone please help me? I would really appreciate it!! thanks!! (a lot of points)

Here's a sneak peak at my next culinary creation! Stay tuned for the recipe. what s the error?

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Read the excerpt from the play The King of Sharks:

Scene 3

Young man with a birthmark in the shape of shark teeth on his back is hiding behind some trees, listening to fishermen talk.

Narrator: The shark prince grew up. He became a strong young man who looked just like the other young men of the village, except for the strange birthmark on his back.

Fisherman 1: I hear there is good fishing out at the cove. I will head there tomorrow morning at first light.

Fisherman 2: I will join you! Be sure you don't mention where you are going to anyone else. It will mean more fish for us!

Fisherman 1: I won't tell a soul. You must have said something last time. There were hardly any fish left.

Narrator: The prince often listened to where the village fishermen planned to go, and he would always get there first to eat his fill of the delicious fish. With his father's cloak around his shoulders, the prince could transform into a shark whenever he chose. The fishermen were becoming suspicious.

Exit fishermen. Prince creeps down to the water's edge and wraps the cloak around his shoulders before jumping into the sea. A shark fin can be seen heading out into the water. Enter fishermen.

Fisherman 1: I knew it! That trickster boy has been stealing our fish.

Fisherman 2: It's not right, using magic to rob honest people of food and a living.

Fisherman 1: He must go.

Read the excerpt from the story Hummingbird and Heron:

The two birds began to argue over who had eaten more fish. Finally, Hummingbird raised his wing to stop the debate.

"I do not think there are enough fish left in the river for both of us," he said. "Let's have a race. Whoever reaches the dead tree on the other side of the hills first owns all the fish. The loser has to find something else to eat."

Heron agreed. They prepared to race. Hummingbird was certain that he would win. He watched Heron as she awkwardly stretched her wings and prepared to fly. This will be like catching fish in a barrel, he thought with a grin.

Hummingbird zoomed past Heron as soon as the race began. He flew so far ahead that he lost sight of her behind him. He slowed down as he passed a patch of wildflowers. They smelled so sweet that he had to stop and look at them more closely. Hummingbird just had to try some of their nectar. He drank until his belly was heavy and his eyelids drooped. Perhaps just a short nap, he thought, as he settled himself into a nest of soft leaves.

It was late in the day when Hummingbird woke up. He stretched his wings and glanced at the sky. He could just make out the shape of Heron, flying slowly but surely toward the dead tree. She was almost done with the race! Hummingbird zipped into the air and flew as fast as he could, but it was too late. Heron reached the tree first. From that day forward, Heron owned the fish, and Hummingbird lived on nectar.

In both mythical texts, greedy characters choose to try to trick or manipulate other characters. What is different about the experiences of the shark prince and Hummingbird?

Only Hummingbird's manipulation of Heron is discovered as he drinks nectar and naps.
Only Hummingbird's manipulation of Heron is unsuccessful because he drinks nectar and naps.
Only the shark prince's tricking of the fishermen is successful because he keeps eating the fish.
Only shark prince's tricking of the fishermen remains a secret as he keeps eating the fish.

Which scenario would best fit a dystopian society

Why does the apothecary agree to sell romeo poison?.