Answer:
Could we choose our environment, and were desire in human undertakings synonymous with
endowment, all men would, I suppose, be optimists. Certainly most of us regard happiness as
the proper end
Answer: End rhyme, in poetry, a rhyme that occurs in the last syllables of verses, as in stanza one of Robert Frost's “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”: Related Topics: Rhyme Rime suffisante.
Explanation:
Who won the Mexican-American war?
Answer:
The Americans
Explanation / Resources:
"The United States received the disputed Texan territory, as well as New Mexico territory and California. The Mexican government was paid $15 million — the same sum issued to France for the Louisiana Territory. The United States Army won a grand victory." (www.ushistory.org)
"The Mexican-American War was a conflict between the United States and Mexico, fought from April 1846 to February 1848. Won by the Americans" (www.britannica.com)
What can be inferred from these lines describing the pardoner in Chaucer's prologue to The Canterbury Tales?
He had a fine veronica sewed to cap.
His wallet lay before him in his lap,
Stuffed full of pardons brought from Rome all hot.
A.
a He had a scholarly look.
B.
He was an unethical man.
C.
He was an honest person.
D.
He pretended not to care for riches.
E.
He cared about people's well-being.
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Answer:
its b
Explanation:
how many missing assignments do you guys have lol?
if you have none how far ahead are you in your classes?
Answer:
I'm good with my classes
Explanation:
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I (be) _____________________ sorry that I had hurt him.
Answer:
was will be answer
Explanation:
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Is your life very different now? Use used to and would and write sentences to describe the differences between your life now and when you were nine.
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Answer:
you used different grammar and other words that were more simple
What does the writer find surprising about in the neighbours
What writer? What neighbors? /lh
Question 1 of 10
According to the essay "A Discourse on the Original and Progress of Satire."
how does Dryden say the witty man would most likely react to satire that's
written about him?
A. He would encourage the satirist to write more.
B. He would feel publicly humiliated by it.
C. He would lash out angrily at the satirist,
D. He would not be offended by it
SUM
The witty man would not be offended by the satire that's written about him.
What is satire?"A genre of the visual, literary, and performing arts" called satire that holds evil acts, vanities, injustices, and shortcomings up for mockery, usually in the form of fiction but less frequently in non-fiction.
"A witty man is tickled while he is hurt in this manner, and a fool feels it not." This simply suggests that when a witty man is criticized, he laughs, accepts it with humor, and also respects the talent of the critic as he is is characterized by or brimming with witty or brilliant humor.
Thus, he will not be offended by the satire that's written about him.
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what does montage look like
Answer:
Montage is a technique of film editing that combines a series of short shots or clips into one sequence, often set to music. ... Montage sequences often imply the passage of time or multiple simultaneous events, and are a vehicle to present the audience with a lot of information at once.
Explanation:
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What does Robbins believe that adults should constantly convey to teenagers? In revenge of the geeks.
Answer:
Robbins believes it is important for adults to convey the idea that characteristics that marginalize or are frowned upon by others can actually benefit them after they graduate and enter the real-world.
What kinds of new technology might be invented in the future?
Answer:
New unimaginable added features in the newest IPhone, air purifying mask (which I am doing at school), color changing clothes, and etc.
Explanation:
Your welcome :) Be creative! Anything is possible!
Answer:
AI-enabled Human Robots and Reincarnation or Rebirth of People.
Superhuman Clothing.
Entire Dependency on Renewable Energy.
Hyperloop.
Space Vacations.
Drone Solutions.
How does Charles Greville use language to describe the coronation?
Answer:
was an English diarist and an amateur cricketer who played first-class cricket from 1819 to 1827. His father Charles Greville was a second cousin of the 1st Earl of Warwick, and his mother was Lady Charlotte Bentinck, daughter of the 3rd Duke of Portland (former leader of the Whig party and prime minister).[1]
Explanation:
after reading the text, do you think there some government jobs that are more important to a city than others? if so what are they? describe a government job that you might be interested in one day
Answer:
I do belive that some government jobs are more crucial to a city than others. The upkeep of a community falls into the hands of the government. For example, trash companies and road constructors are government run jobs. Without those jobs, there would be no road upkeep for everyday transport and no transportation for trash, which would soon pile up. If I were to work for the government, I would work as the mayor or governor to run programs to aid citizens in their everyday lives.
what can the reader infer about Buffalo Bill?
Answer: He enjoyed hunting pigeons and buffaloes. While the poem implies he was superior to everyone. As the tone changes, the readers understand that this poem
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4. I feel so annoyed because I can't get rid ____those unexpected visitors.
Which one is a hyperbole and which one is a metaphor?
A. He ran for an eternity.
B. Ping pong was his life.
Answer:
He ran for an eternity.- Hyperbole
Ping pong was his life.- Metaphor
Explanation:
Figurative languages are used by writers to give more "life" to their works. They help create this 'color' in the text, through the use of different elements.
A simile is when two unrelated things are compared using "as" or "like" in the sentence.
Personification is when human attributes are given to non-living things.
A metaphor is also another form of comparison but without the use of "as" or "like".
An allusion is when a reference to a well-known person, place, or thing is made.
Hyperbole is when an exaggerated statement is made, overemphasizing the point.
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Hyperbole :-
A. He ran for an eternity.
Hyberbole is used when you exaggerate something. Surely a person cannot run for an eternity. It's just an exaggeration to show that the person ran for a long time. So, it's a hyberbole.
Metaphor :-
B. Ping pong was his life.
Here, this sentence is a metaphor because it compares ping pong to the person's life without the use of like/as. This sentence tells that ping pong meant everything to the person.
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is At the University of Säo Paulo in Brazil a sentence
Answer:
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Explanation:
The cherry tree was very giving ? Does the tree teach anything about helpimg others
Answer:
Yeah, a good rule of thumb is that if a story is about someone giving to others it usually has some moral about giving to others
Explanation:
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Read the paragraph. Then answer the question that follows.
Perhaps you wanted pizza for dinner, but were out voted by the rest of the family who wanted chili. This is similar to what happens in a community. One person has to give up a right for the good of the group. Sometimes citizens' duties and rights conflict with each other. A good example is a public protest. People have the right to meet in groups and share ideas. However, a protest can disrupt traffic or other normal activities. A city must provide extra police protection to keep people safe. Therefore, the city has the right to require permission in advance for a protest. Government must make laws to balance the rights of individuals and different groups of people.
Which of the following statements best describes this paragraph? (10 points)
a) The paragraph contains categories of comparison.
b) The paragraph contains a simile.
c) The paragraph contains no text connections.
d) The paragraph contains an analogy.
Answer:
Think it is a
I'm not sure
How does charlie veiw of algernonn change
Answer:
Charlie Charlie Game Squid
Explanation:
Write two connected paragraphs. Follow these steps:
1. Choose the topic that you wish to develop. Select a topic that is suitable and narrow enough for a two-paragraph
development
2. Write two related main ideas-one for each paragraph.
3. Select one of the eight types of focus (time, place, action, mood, point of view, speaker, idea, or step) that you will
use to change the focus to the second paragraph.
4. Write two coherent, unified paragraphs.
Pay close attention to spelling, word formation, phrases, and clauses, as well as to sentence variety and arrangement.
Explanation:
importance of timeTime is more valuable than money; Because if money is spent, it can be recovered, however, if we lose time once, then it can not be recovered. A common saying about that time is that "time and tide do not refuse to see anybody." It is actually similar to the existence of life on Earth, that is, the way life on earth is true, this saying is completely true. Time runs continuously without any interruption. This does not wait for anyone, therefore, we should not waste our precious time without any purpose and in any age of our life. We should always understand the meaning of time and accordingly, it should be used positively to meet some objectives. We should continue to learn something or something continuously from it, if it remains without any interruption, then why can not we do this?
In order to show the emptiness of Juan's life, the author uses the word arid in
paragraph 25 because it carries connotations of -
A
not enough rainfall
B.
not having the things that are necessary for life
C.
having a lot of light
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D
not having clouds covering the sun
Answer:
B.
not having the things that are necessary for life
Write a 100 word essay reflecting on how poems can be mirrors of life experiences,
and look for at least one poem that can justify it ( a poem that talks about heartbreak, or the sinple joys of life).
A reflection isn’t the actual representation, as a mirror displays us to ourselves isn’t identical or a reflection given by looking into a pool of water. So poetry isn’t meant as an identical portrayal, just glimpses now and then, like a distorted ripple effect yet then appearing as a freeze frame would. These distorted snapshots are based on what the technology provides and any enhancements such as colour, brightness, contrast.
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Poetry is different because if I mention the Statue of Liberty then each person responds to previous images stored to memory. Same again if I refer to a restaurant, or a museum, or a School, or a College or University, or a Church. So poetry isn’t limited to just one perception for a reader, this year or next year, or 20 years from now.
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Same again if I have a poem that includes the word blue. Is it light blue or dark blue or just feeling sad? So when poets use words they may be using puns or alliterations or acrostics as writing devices. They may be trying to impress with finesse. They may be drawing words to their most basic just to communicate with little children, too. So while poetry can elevate and inspire with great eloquence, that doesn’t mean a poet determines these as right for everything that he must write. Poetry has been suggested as writing the right words in the right phrases. That doesn’t apply to nonsense rhymes because this genre is playful, it’s just like a silly rhyme time or a limerick or a one-liner action.
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Think of the amazing variety that is offered in poetic styles. The poemhunter web site has a Submit a New Poem option. Its drop-down list of types or formats has over 100 to choose from. Some are basic and some are intricately contrived, pieced together with precise control even to the syllables and the stresses in the way they get used, pronounced and recited to others. So while you’re reading this information, there are thousands of poems being created by well-meaning poets as well as professionals and amateurs and those who just feel spiteful, sarcastic or vehemently calling to social change, crusaders, hopeful for some repentance or reform, for restoration or repair, for blessing and further blessings to follow. Some are writing for posterity, reaching beyond this generation, reaching for a better world. So it’s no wonder that thousands of ideas are bubbling away like water in the kettle, ready for use later on.
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Society has taken the choicest poetry to mold the future hopes and dreams of humanity. Prophets can become poets and visionaries going beyond all previously known thoughts and ideas. Poets can be the comforters, the coaxers, the inquisitors of truths and standards. They could be the watchmen, the faithful few. They could be the clowns and the comedians, the artists and the composers, the blessing or the curse. You either like a poem, or tolerate or hate it. If you like it, that doesn’t mean you’re willing to pay a single penny to that poet. So it’s no wonder that many poets feel downcast and even cynical about what their talents are providing for them for their financial future. Poetry and poverty are too close for comfort. A labor of love? Or just a way to avoid doing the housework and washing the dishes?
Directions: Read these short stories then answer the questions below.
"California families relay harrowing escape from Afghanistan"
When Yousef's wife and their four children boarded a July 15 flight in San Diego to attend her brother's wedding in Afghanistan, they were looking forward to a month of family gatherings.Their return ticket to the United States was August 15, two days before their children's school year would begin in El Cajon, California, a suburb of San Diego. Yousef, who remained in California, looked forward to their return. This Afghan American family, however, found themselves dodging gunfire on their return date, trying to force their way into the crowds of people all around the airport at the capital, Kabul. Everyone was trying to get out of the country. Afghanistan's government had collapsed and the Taliban, a militant group that ran Afghanistan in the late 1990s, had seized power again. U.S. troops had been in Afghanistan for 20 years, ever since they helped remove the Taliban from power in 2001. The United States and other Western nations also helped set up a government.
"Eight Families From California Left Behind"
In 2021 the U.S. decided to end its longest war and withdraw its soldiers from the country. Suddenly, however, the government fell and chaos gripped Kabul. In August, U.S. troops hurried to get Americans and allies out of the country, and the last U.S. soldier left on August 31. Yousef's wife and children were among eight families from El Cajon who were left behind.
Yousef's family and several other families finally got out of Afghanistan. The Cajon Valley Union School District and their representative in Congress, Republican Darrell Issa, assisted them.
Several of the families spoke to reporters last week. Yousef asked that only his first name be used in this story because he still has relatives in Afghanistan who could be at risk.
The parents described running with their kids as gunfire whizzed overhead. One father said he was beaten by the Taliban. They said they were kept from getting to the airport by Taliban checkpoints.They said they are grateful to be back in the U.S., but that they worry about the family members unable to get out.
"Safe At Home Right Now Thanks To God And All Of You"
"My kids are now safe at home right now thanks to God and all of you," Yousef said.
He asked, however, that people not forget the many others left behind. These include U.S. citizens, as well as people with permission to live in the U.S., and Afghans who are at risk because they helped the American government. For the past 20 years, Afghans have worked with U.S. forces to oppose the Taliban. Yousef held a folder that he said contained the documents of 30 people from Afghanistan who qualified for a special immigrant visa. They should be in the United States, he said, but they are still trapped in Afghanistan, desperate to escape.President Joe Biden has said between 100 and 200 Americans were left behind when U.S. troops completed their withdrawal August 31. Many of those left behind are Afghan Americans. The State Department has given no estimate for others who hope to leave Afghanistan. These include U.S. green card holders, people who have permission to live in the United States. Other Afghans received the special visas because they helped Americans during the 20-year war. Congressman Issa said there might be more U.S. citizens and others who were left behind than the U.S. government admits. Yousef said he felt helpless being in California, thousands of miles away, fearing the life he and his family had built would come to a halt and his wife and children would be trapped in Afghanistan ruled by the Taliban. He and his family are all U.S. citizens. They came to this country on a special immigrant visa after Yousef worked for the U.S. government in Afghanistan.
"U.S. Authorities Escort Family To Airport"
Yousef said Issa's team arranged a time for his family to go to the airport with an escort from U.S. authorities. He described talking to Issa's team from where he was in California. At the same time, he was navigating his family through the chaos in Afghanistan.His family returned home to California on Friday, September 3. The first thing he did was take them to IHOP, the International House of Pancakes. It's their favorite restaurant.He hopes more of those happy moments will wipe away the deeply distressing memories his kids have. His 7-year-old son, his youngest, has been talking about the violence."They are talking about it, about the gunfire, and being scared of the Taliban, but we hope they forget all that," said Yousef. He wants them to return to their lives as regular American kids.
Questions:
Imagine that you are one of Yousef’s children. How are you feeling before this trip?
How are you feeling during this trip?
How are you feeling after you get home from this trip?
After reading the short stories, we can answer the questions imagining we are one of Yousef's children in the following way:
- Before the trip: I am excited! I will get to see my family again after a long time. We will enjoy a whole month together, eating, talking, and having fun!
- During the trip: I feel happy, even though I'm a little tired. The plane ride was long and we haven't rested much. But it is worth it! I am finally seeing those lovely faces I hadn't seen in a long time.
- After the trip: I feel scared and exhausted. We never thought it would be so difficult to leave Afghanistan. Taliban men were everywhere, and they shot guns and shouted orders. I am still afraid of them.
According to the stories, Yousef's family went through an ordeal trying to return home from Afghanistan.Yousef says his children still talk about what happened, that they are still scared after witnessing the violence in the country.Thus, we can assume that one of his children, if answering those questions, would be excited at first.However, once the encounter with the Taliban happened, he/she would most likely be very scared.Learn more about the topic here:
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1- THE DOOR IS............... THE TELEPHONE UNDER NEXT TO-OPPOSITE
Answer:
next to
Explanation:
The door is next to the telephone.
Answer:
you need to use Next to words
Read the passage underlined (7). There may be a mistake in punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. If you find a mistake, choose the answer that corrects the mistake. If there is no mistake, choose ‘Correct as is.’
A) Correct as is.
B) something coming to her, and she was waiting for it
C) something, coming to her and she was waiting for it
D) something coming to her and she was waiting, for it
Answer:
b
Explanation:
because that sentence make sense
The something coming to her, and she was waiting for it, is the proper formation of the sentence. There was good punctuation and capitalization. Thus, option (b) is correct.
What is punctuation?Punctuation is the division of written words into sentences and clauses using symbols like full stops, periods, commas, and question marks. Without punctuation are no sentence was the complete. The sentence was the join and the end was the connected with the help of the punctuation.
Something was coming to her, according to the sentence, and she was ready for it. The punctuation is used correctly. The parameter or real index of punctuation is that the text is easy to read when the intonation of speech is used.
As a result, the something coming to her, and she was waiting for it. Therefore, option (b) is correct.
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Which viewpoint does Banneker convey in "Benjamin Banneker Writes to Thomas Jefferson"?
O Freedom and equality are privileges to be earned, not freely given.
O Black Americans have no choice but to rebel against a nation that enslaves them.
Fundamental human rights should be extended to all people.
O It is a responsibility of the government to support Black scientists and inventors.
The viewpoint conveyed in the letter is that fundamental human rights must be extended to all people, as shown in the third answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
Benjamin Banneker was an abolitionist and he knew it would be difficult to solve the cause of slavery in the country.For this reason, he began to invite influential men to join the cause, as he knew this would help in the quest for the abolition of slavery.For this reason, he wrote a letter to Thomas Jefferson to explain to him how slavery was incorrect and to invite him to become an abolitionist.In this letter, he shows that freedom is a right of all human beings and was given by God to all people, regardless of their color.As such, enslaving black people was a sin against God and a contradiction in the freedom that was defended in America.Therefore, we can say that he had the viewpoint that the American government should extend freedom to all people and that is why he was an abolitionist.
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Answer:
C
Explanation:
Fundamental Human Rights should be extended to all people.
According to Euchner, what does King’s use of the metaphor “bad check” mean?
Answer:
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When he constructed the text of his “I Have a Dream” speech, he used the metaphor of a bad check to demonstrate the economic injustice that so many faced. ... Instead of honoring this sacred obligation, America has given the Negro people a bad check, a check which has come back marked 'insufficient funds
Explanation:
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We seldom see each other anymore.A.sometimesC.frequentlyB.occasionallyD.Rarely
Answer:
Rarely
Explanation:
I just know.
Define:
1. Infinitive
2. Infinitive Phrases
3. What is Infinitive Phrases as a noun, as an adjective and as an adverb?
4. Give 2 examples of each Infinitive Phrases explain above.
Answer:
1. An infinitive usually begins with the word “to” and is followed by the base form of a verb. Examples of infinitives include to read, to run, to jump, to play, to sing, to laugh, to cry, to eat, and to go.
2. In English grammar, an infinitive phrase is a verbal construction made up of the particle to and the base form of a verb, with or without modifiers, complements, and objects. Also called an infinitival phrase and a to-infinitive phrase.
3. Infinitive phrases include infinitives. ... Examples include, “to walk,” “to read,” or “to eat.” Infinitives can act as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs. As a noun, they might act as the subject of the sentence. For example, “To travel is the only thing on her mind.” As an adjective, they'll modify a noun.
4. To study advanced math Adjective modifying “math”
To eat a giant sandwich Adjective modifying “sandwich”
To play guitar beautifully Adverb modifying “to play”
To leave the party quietly Adverb modifying “to leave”