The fourth paragraph. What text structure does the author use here? How does the text structure reveal a key concept?

Answer:

The author uses a chronological and sequential structure.

Explanation:

The author uses a chronological and sequential structure. This can be seen since the narrator presents a series of events that occur in sequence with each other. In addition, the narrator presents that these events happened through a timeline, presenting a chronological character. The text structure, presents the key concept of how the Jews gradually suffered, being slowly limited and devalued, capable of increasing the psychological terror through which they went, because they knew that everything would get worse, they just did not know when and how.

The author of Passage A most likely states that the wild apples growing in the Tian Shan looked like apples found at the local grocery store to support the point that:
A. many of the apples stocked in grocery stores are harvested in the Tian Shan
B. in the Tian Shan, Vavilov had likely found the wild ancestors of the domesticated apple
C. the wild apples growing in the Tian Shan are among the most popular varieties with consumers.
D. in the Tian Shan, Vavilov had found new apple varieties to introduce to food producers.

A little piece of paper,
That makes a letter go;
A foot that strikes the floor hard,
While someone hollers, “No!”

please urgent please beg

Choose the word that correctly
completes the analogy.
curiosity: piqued ::
A. series : chain
B. revoke : pensive
C. ambition : inspired

Which word correctly completes the analogy?

hire : employ :: resign :


recruit

quit

appoint

fire

Directions: Identify the underlined word as gerund (G), infinitive (I), participle (P) or verb (V).



Fred wanted to lose the game, so he could get home. __________

The losing team put up a good fight. __________

No one enjoys losing. __________

The home team was losing at the half. __________



The contractors are painting the exterior today. __________

Painting is more than a hobby to Chad. __________

To paint the house will take more than just the two of us! __________

Have you seen my painting clothes? __________



Our meeting at the station was surprise. __________

Because she was late, Tina was unable to meet her new coworker. __________

Hayes was a member of the group meeting the plane. __________

You will be meeting many new people at camp. __________



Why are you reading that book? __________

Reading is my favorite thing to do Saturday morning. __________

Helga enjoys the reading club. __________

Eager to read, Martin flipped his book open quickly. __________



She whispered, “be quite” to the talkers during the move. __________

Mark was only able to whisper since he lost his voice. __________

The whispering child told her mother she was hungry. __________

In the darkness, all Mara heard was the whisper of her friend telling her to run! __________

Alice is organizing her ideas for an informative essay. In which part of the essay should Alice introduce her topic?

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middle
beginning
end

I WILL GIVE BRAINIST he word hive has more than one meaning. Explain the two most likely meanings of the word hivein Jean Toomer's poem "Beehive." (Read the poem below.) Then explain how the word makes the poem more meaningful.

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Write a business letter to Oxford Publishing House, London.
Complaining that the books sent by them were not those you had ordered for. Ask for replacement. (Im in 9th grade please help, its due to tomorrow)

How are interpersonal skills such as cooperation, communication, supporting and encouraging others, and problem solving used in physical education (gym) class?

Which sentence best explains how the narrative tone reveals a unique perspective?

The narrator’s insecurity helps the reader understand her parents’ decision.
The narrator’s harsh internal dialogue helps the reader understand her struggles.
The heated point of view in the passage helps the reader see why women wear the hijab.
The feud between the narrator and her parents suggests to the reader a cultural bias.

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How did the two minute mysteries relate to beggining to unpack the mystery in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd? Has the activities made you think of any red herrings in the text?

Need to double-check my work. Which ones are correct?
1. Which of the following is NOT true of modernism?
a. It believed the real savages were the uncivilized natives living in jungles.
b. It valued humans determining their own fate.
c. It spoke against slavery, racism, and imperialism.
d. It blamed the Victorian period for the atrocities of World War I.

2. Which of the following is NOT true of modernism?
a. It was a reaction against the Victorian traditions.
b. It is associated with literature and art from the early 20th century.
c. It is a clearly defined period in the development of literature.
d. It was produced largely in reaction to the world wars of the early 20th century.

3. Which of the following is NOT true of modernism?
a. It valued humans determining their own fate.
b. It valued realism and traditional meter.
c. It valued the “savage” world untouched by civilization.
d. It was a reaction against the Victorian traditions.

Monty is writing an argumentative text about not having exotic animals as pets. A classmate read an excerpt and suggested that Monty needs to strengthen his credibility.

What are two changes Monty can make to strengthen the credibility of his paper?

Include direct quotes from animal experts about the cost and care of exotic pets.
Use stronger transitions between ideas.
Include facts about laws related to owning exotic animals.
Remove information about pet sanctuaries.
Share a personal story about visiting a zoo.

Read the following paragraph:

Paul was raised in a tough neighborhood by people who did their best to survive. He watched peer after peer, like Marco, succumb to the temptations of the streets. He watched other peers, like his brother Laurence, keep their heads down, try to dodge trouble as best they could, and grab the meager chances that came their way and hang on
with all their might. How could he explain why some went down one path and some another? How could he guess which path would be his?

What does the comparison between Marco and Laurence most clearly
illustrate?

A. An example of the character traits that lead to success or failure
B. How people in the same situation are very similar, despite their
different goals
C. The different options available to Paul in his own life
D. Paul's belief that personal success has purely individual causes

Are the possible risks of rescue missions worth the potential outcome?

PLS HELP IF ENGLISH IS UR FIRST LANGUAGE THIS IS EXTREMELY EASY
1. My brother won't borrow me his guitar.
a) correct
b) incorrect
2. Do you mind if I use your pencil?
a) correct
b) incorrect
3. I was watching a movie when mum was reading a book.
a) correct
b) incorrect

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Many people come over to this country (legit or not) having limited ability to speak English or not being able to speak it at all. Think about why this is and describe some of the reasons (at least 3) why a person would migrate to the United States before learning enough English to speak it.?​

Part A Which answer best describes similarities in the texts "Malala the Powerful" and "Statement by the President on Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi Winning the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize"? Both texts describe the extent of Malala's injuries from the Taliban's attack. They both focus on the positive content of Malala's popular blog. Both texts emphasize the hope Malala gives people all over the world. They both explain how the Taliban used violence to shut down schools.

Choose the option that punctuates the following sentence correctly: Last
year we went to London Paris and Prague *
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A: Last year, we went to London, Paris and Prague.

B: Last year, we went to London, Paris and Prague!

C: Last year we went to London, Paris, and Prague.

D: Last year we went to London, Paris and Prague.

E: Last year, we went to London, Paris, and Prague.

F: Last year, we went to London, Paris, and Prague!!

What similes are in the short story 'The Necklace' by Guy de Maupassant​

Which statement performing Internet research is true A. Public library is the best place to do Internet research. B. Never use your smart phone for research because of the many distracting apps on it. C. Be sure to use each search engine separately instead of waiting so long a meta-search engine. D. Most public library offer free Internet access to patrons.

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Please tell me in a couple of sentences what your favorite thing to do is. Is it a sport, a hobby, reading, art, or something else altogether? Be specific and give me your reasoning as to why it is your favorite thing to do. WATCH YOUR SPELLING!!!

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A true commitment to character will involve_
A. study of the character traits
B. a life coach
C. mastery of all character traits
D. growth in each character trait

Review the following excerpt and bar graph from the text. “By 1889, the bicycles had air-filled tires, resulting in a much smoother ride. Within a decade, the production of bicycles quintupled.” The bar graph accompanies the text to help readers understand how many bikes were produced between 1889 and 1899. Which of the following formatting, graphics, or multimedia elements would provide additional, related information to help readers understand other sections of the text? Select all that apply. (1) A slideshow with photos of bicycle models to accompany this statement: “Walk into a bicycle shop and you will be met with nearly unlimited choices. Bicycles come in various models, including racers, mountain bikes, hybrids, BMX, and even collapsible models that can be folded into the size of a duffle bag.” (2) A photo of the Draisienne to accompany this statement: “In 1817, [Baron von Drais] built the Draisienne, a machine similar to the modern bicycle. It had an armrest, a padded saddle, or seat, and two in-line wheels of the same size. However, the Draisienne was quite unlike the modern bicycle.” (3) An interactive map showing the German home of Baron von Drais and the route he took to Paris with his invention, to accompany this statement: “Credit for patenting the modern bicycle’s ancestor goes to Baron von Drais, a German inventor. . . . Drais took his invention to Paris in 1818, where it acquired the name ‘velocipede,’ meaning ‘fast foot.’” (4) A diagram showing the different layers found in a rubber tire to accompany this statement: “People first began to use the word bicycle in 1869, the same year that solid rubber tires replaced the ‘boneshaker’s’ metal wheels.” (5) A map showing the top five bike-owning countries and the approximate number of bikes that exist in each country, to accompany this statement: “Today, manufacturers build around one hundred million bicycles each year. A single country, China, is home to more than one-half billion bikes.”

what is the "mystery hidden from ages and from generation past" that st.paul talking about?​

tips on how to write a newspaper ​

Which sentence correctly uses the word ground according to the first noun definition? A. After a rocky airplane trip, I was very happy when the plane touched ground again. B. Using a mortar and pestle, the healer ground the dried herbs into powder. C. My sailing skills are so poor that I will most likely ground the ship on a sandbar if I am not careful. D. We were allowed to assemble nearby but not on the ground of the museum itself.