What theme does the speaker in "Mending Wall" explore? Review the poem before you respond—you might find a detail or two to use in your answer.

Answer:

The theme is the boundaries that separate us, and whether they are needed or not.

Explanation:

The premise of this poem is a neighbor and the speaker repairing the wall that splits their land, and the speaker is unsure as to why the wall serves any purpose. He argues that there are no cows to keep inside and nothing to keep outside- all the beautiful trees are in their land.

This has a deeper meaning, which is the idea that we sometimes aren't aware of what we are "walling in" or "walling out" in terms of social and mental boundaries.

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How should freedom of expression should be changed?

Absurdism is the attempt to show the _______- of the human condition.
silliness
seriousness
uniqueness
hopelessness

Which option would best make this text suitable for a slide in a presentation? the replacement of the text with a bulleted list the inclusion of very detailed statistics and examples the addition of a photograph of a conventionally grown fruit the use of underlining or italicizing to highlight parts of the text

Use the passage to answer the question. Drag each effect from Little Women to its cause. Laurie asks Jo to come. Laurie looks out. Jo goes to meet the boy next door. Jo likes adventures. Jo threw a snowball at the window. Laurie is lonely and bored.

Refining Discussion Techniques Project: Group Discussion [HERE'S THE FULL ESSAY]




For my group discussion I gathered three of my friends to Discuss whether the New California Republic would win the war against the legion in Fallout: New Vegas. I believe Everybody made their points effectively and clear, with all of us deciding unanimously on the New California Republic.

To prepare for the discussion, I played Fallout for half an hour and read through some Fallout comic books, this prepared me well. We each spoke in turns, making all of our points seperately to present them more clearly. Our perspectives may have affected this because many of us may have been biased toward the New California Republic.

We debated heavily at times, but using examples of previously successful endeavors usually settled those debates, and we always remembered to stick to the facts. While many of our perspectives are similar there were many differences, like when Cain had a more lenient opinion of the Legion since he was the only one who had beat them on his first play of the game, this influenced all of our opinions in part and made us think of them in a different way.

We tried to keep the discussion grammatically correct, but it often delved into casual conversation given the subject at hand. I used proper enunciation during any points where I wanted it to be remembered. Eventually toward the end we all started agreeing when we all thought of the way the Legion approached their first battle to take the hoover dam, this was the event that cleared up a lot of the disagreements we were having about the Legion’s ability. All in all the discussion was very fun and strengthened all of our opinions significantly about the subject.

Which word best describes nathan's relationship with the land?

prosperous

dependent

disinterested

angry

charismatic leadership is now considered part of ________ leadership.

How does the animated version use the visual effects to show first-person point of view

how are you feeling today? :> (I have a school project to where I ask this 5 days in a row so please don't remove

Which sentence demonstrates
proper subject/verb agreement?

[Remember the either/or rule.]
A. We discovered that either the students or their teacher were cleaning up the room.
B. We discovered that either the teacher or the students was cleaning up the room.
C. We discovered that either the students or their teacher was cleaning up the room.

a descriptive essay about a movie (avengers end game) that stuck in your memory​

1.2. Refer to line 14. 'But taking a plunge into the city..? Explain in your OWN words taking a plunge into the city. 1.3. Refer to line 16 1.3.1. Quote FOUR consecutive words to prove that the following statement is FALSE Aisha does not put pressure on Linda to follow her to the city. (2) What was Linda's reaction? 1.3.2. (1)​

Which statements is a theme in Antigone

Read the definitions.

shear = v., to cut
sheer = adj., thin
soar = v., to fly at a great height
sore = adj., feeling pain

If you look through the _____ curtains, you can watch the birds _____ over the ocean.

Which homophones correctly complete the sentence?

sheer, soar
shear, sore
shear, soar
sheer, sore

Rewrite the sentences in the present perfect tense.
1.Orly likes to swim.
2.Lian goes to the party.
3.The policeman arrests the criminals.
4.Noli eats dinner.
5.Susan enjoys singing.

Write a letter to your friend about your aim in life!

She (walk) .................. to school every morning

help me with this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why is the perseverance rover important?

Rikiki and the Wizard, The wizard becomes famous, but what is he known as?

To kill a mockingbird
what happens when jem and scout are out in the town?

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

I lived in the first century of world wars.

I lived in the first century of these wars.

These words are the first and last lines of the poem. What is the best explanation of why Rukeyser repeats them?

to remind the reader that war is unavoidable
to hope that world wars will come to an end
to emphasize the idea that war is violent
to highlight her wish to become a soldier

Which sentence presents the clearest example of internal conflict?
A. Senator Gomez debates her rival before a major election.
B. Tia tries to work up the confidence to apply for a new job.
C. Wendel needs sugar, so he opens the cabinet to get some.
D. Laticia tries to find her way home through a terrible blizzard.

Commonlit teenage crushes answer key ?

The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first and then Part B.

Part A
According to “The New Psychology of Leadership,” when a group has a shared identity, how can someone use that shared identity to be a more effective leader?

A. by showing how he or she is especially typical of that group
B. by showing how he or she can resist influences of outside groups
C. by showing how he or she is different from other group members
D. by showing how he or she is superior to other members of the group
Part B
Which quotation from the selection best supports the answer to Part A?

A. In the past, leadership scholars considered charisma, intelligence, and other personality traits to be the key to effective leadership.
B. [T]hese academics thought that good leaders use their inborn talents to dominate followers and tell them what to do, with the goal either of injecting them with enthusiasm and willpower that they would otherwise lack or of enforcing compliance.
C. [T]he best leaders are prototypical of the group—they not only seem to belong to it but also exemplify what makes the group distinct from and superior to rival groups.
D. [S]ocial theorist Max Weber introduced the notion of "charismatic leadership" as an antidote to his grim prognosis for industrial society. Without such leadership, he forecast, "not summer's bloom lies ahead of us, but rather a polar night of icy darkness and hardness."

Expository Essay on Merits and Demerits of peer group​

The part of the sentence that tells "who" or "what the sentence is about is the

What is the central theme and the author's purpose in this text? How does the author develop and
communicate this theme and purpose? Give specific evidence from the text to support your answer. (10
points).

There's a condition in combat that occurs when a soldier is completely stressed
out and is "on the verge of a nervous collapse." In World War I it was called 'shell
shock. Simple, honest, direct language. Two syllables. Shell shock. It almost
sounds like the guns themselves

...[i]n World War II the same combat condition was called "battle fatigue." Four syllables now; takes a little longer to say. Doesn't seem to hurt as much...
By the... Korean War... the very same condition was being called "operational
exhaustion." The phrase was up to eight syllables now, and any last traces of
humanity had been completely squeezed out of it....
Then... we got into Vietnam, and, thanks to the deceptions surrounding that war,
it's no surprise that the very same condition was referred to as "post-traumatic
stress disorder." Still eight syllables, but we've added a hyphen, and the pain is
completely buried under jargon... I'll bet if they had still been calling it "shell
shock," some of those Vietnam veterans might have received the attention they
needed.

Which of the following is true about the above excerpt?

Logos is used in saying all men forget and want to forget, because the Talmud also praised forgetting.
Ethos is used in reference to “dangers and ghosts.”
Ethos is used in referring to the Ancients, the Talmud, and God.
Pathos is used without loaded language.

Which information would be most useful for him to add next to the image? jackie robinson broke major league baseball’s color barrier in 1947, playing for the brooklyn dodgers. jackie robinson served in the us army from 1942-45, and his baseball career began when he returned. jackie robinson began his baseball career in the negro baseball league, playing for the kansas city monarchs. jackie robinson married rachel isum in 1946, a year before he joined the brooklyn dodgers.