Which line from the neighbor MOST directly supports the
theme of the story?
The Reluctant Neighbor
"I know I haven't been very
friendly.
By Clara Bohrod
"Well, I guess I've taken
self-reliance to an extreme."
1 Coco was excited to meet her new neighbor, a tall, thin
woman with elegant gray hair. To welcome her, Coco
and her mother baked their special double chocolate
cookies. As they rang their neighbor's doorbell, Coco
imagined how the woman's face would light up when
she spied the yummy treats. After what seemed like
forever, the door creaked ajar, and the woman tilted her
head to peek through the crack
"Since my husband's death,
I've had to rely on myself, ..."
"But I'm perfectly capable of
taking care of my own yard,
thanks just the same."
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Answer:

A. 3) B. 2) C. 1) D. 4)

Explanation:

I got this right on a test!

The appropriate word for A.(on) is Proposition, B.(important) is Adjective, C. (and) is Conjunctions, and D.(caution) is Interjection.

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Counted and recorded

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Rochester claims that he has the right to marry Jane because he does not feel he is actually married to Bertha. Since of what he has been through and because he has never loved any of his former mistresses as much as he loves Jane, he believes he has the right to marry her.

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He shouldn't be operating a forklift right now, his certification expired last month.

Explanation:

In the given sentence, the error is in the use of the comma to join the two independent clauses. It is a grammatical error. This is known as comma splice. In order to rectify the error any of the given ways can be used:

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Answer:

Diasporas are descendants of Jewish populations that live outside of Israel.

Answer:

Diaspora is migration during the era of nationalism, not just a scattering of peoples but also a politico-emotional gathering in far-off lands under the sign of the nation. Diaspora is an idea that only makes sense in the era of nationalism. Prior to nationalism’s birth in the 19th century, people moved routinely. They traveled from their local places of birth and social sustenance to territories so far that they lost touch with their early homes. Most of these migrants did not think of themselves as part of a coherent diaspora, mainly because they did not see their places of origin as part of a national project. When people of the Indian subcontinent (desis, or those from the desh, homeland), for instance, commonly traveled to Southeast Asia or to Africa as part of the world of the Indian Ocean (that has been called the Afrasian Sea), there is no evidence that they saw themselves as part of a desi diaspora. [note 1] On the contrary, they took with them social practices, habits and materials from their homelands, moved to far-off locales and set to work in the construction of a new ethos, one that was defined in conversation with the materials and ideas that they found in those parts.

The ancient and early modern migrations of people from the Indian subcontinent are a prelude to the diaspora of the 19th century and after, but they are not a part of it. What defines the diaspora of the 19th century onwards, in the era of nationalism, is that as people left a homeland that was already seen as a “nation,” they continued to bear fond memories of that homeland and saw themselves as somewhat patriotic to it. Even though the word diaspora comes to us from the Greek for scattering (which implies any migration) and even though it is classically used to refer to the Jewish Diaspora after the destruction of the Temple in 70 C.E. [note 2], the concept in modern times refers specifically to the idea of a departure from a national homeland and a nostalgia for that homeland. Thus the two kinds of migration should not be conflated.

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Gender Equality

Answer:

A.

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the serene lake was as flawless as a polished mirror

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Answer:

Emotions creating a sense of anger

Explanation:

its because I would want to get rid of whatever that makes me angry

The most convincing to you in an argument to go to war is emotions, creating a sense of anger.

The book says that history is the justification for the war that happened. The book contains how war continues and changes the consequences of the countries.

Thus, the correct option is C.

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Answer:

A value bet is a bet where the probability of a given outcome is greater than the bookmakers odds reflect. Simply put, when value betting you will be placing bets that have a larger chance of winning than implied by the bookmakers odds. This means you will have an edge over the bookmaker in the long run.

Answer:

"Still waters run deep" is an Latin proverb  now commonly taken to mean that a placid exterior hides a passionate or subtle nature.

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d.weapons

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The robbers made up the story

Answer:

The robbers made up the story

Im not sure if it’s right, but I’m on the same question and I’m going with A

Answer:

The mind is powerful and during trying times one must guard against insanity.

Explanation:

He begins saying not allow situations to affect you mentally. Then proceeds to show how powerful the mind is.

Answer:

One must adapt one’s mind to changing situations.

Explanation:

It says the mind can do things a must be changed according to its place in which it stands by.

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Answer: [2] He faced insults and difficulties doing this; however, he was determined to continue making money, which he did.

Explanation:

Every sentence above comprises of two clauses with some being independent and others being dependent clauses. Sentence two is different from the rest in that it contains three clauses instead of two.

Two of those clauses are independent clauses and the third is a dependent clause. The two independent clauses are: " He faced insults and difficulties doing this" and "he was determined to continue making money". The dependent clause is, "which he did".

Answer:

B: sentence 2

He faced insults and difficulties doing this; however, he was determined to continue making money, which he did.

Answer:

The moon is described as reluctant what is an example of it?

The answer is personification.

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So, Thus, Therefore, Consequently

Answer:

Hello There!!

Explanation:

I believe his life was enjoyable.

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Answer:

The subject-verb agreement is wrong. The correct sentence would be:

- Excitement between the two groups has risen after the election.

Explanation:

If we ask the verb a simple question, we can find the subject: "What has risen after the election? Excitement between the two groups." Even though the answer is long, the simple subject itself is comprised of just one singular word: "excitement". This is the most important word, the one to which the verb refers. We can even remove the words that come after it, and the effect or meaning will be the same: "Excitement has risen after the election."

The problem with "Excitement between the two groups have risen after the election" is that "have" is agreeing with "groups". However, as seen above, "groups" is not the most important word in the subject. Therefore, the verb should not agree with it.

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Answer:

This story is about the s t  r  a n g  e s t thing that happened to me on a vacation:

When I was 10 years old, on my summer vacation, my parents decided to visit relatives who lived in a mostly rural town, a farm with different animals and a large blackberry plantation, which was their main livelihood, the first day they we arrived, my parents and relatives stayed talking until very late in a cabin that contained the kitchen, a bathroom and a living room, while I went to another cabin that contained the rooms, I was watching cartoons on television, suddenly , I heard the flapping of a bird and I could hear how it landed on the roof of the cabin where I was, it seemed a bit s t r a n g e that the sound was so heavy, but I have always been a very logical boy, so which I decided to cheer myself up and d o w n p l a y it, I kept watching the cartoons for an hour more and went to sleep, but I never heard that the bird resumed its flight, even so, I preferred to play strong and assume that it had already left without I gave myself on account, the next day, at breakfast time, one of my relatives told us that exactly five years ago an uncle of his who lived there had d i e d naturally, and among all the stories of that person, they told us that he had a g i r l f r i e n d in his youth whom he a c c u s e d of being a w i t c h, since once he f i n i s h e d with her, he constantly heard how a bird perched on the roof of his cabin at night, visiting him every night until A priest from the area went to sprinkle holy water and gave him a little to drink from time to time, the story made me give a s h i  v e r that ran through my entire s p i n e and from there, during the remaining days, I never went to sleeping alone in the cabin with the rooms, I always waited for my parents to go to sleep so I could stay there, hoping that I would never hear the sound of flapping and the bird perching again before sleeping.

Explanation:

In history, I tell you the s t r a n g e s t thing that has happened to me and that you can take as yours, although this type of h o r r o r stories may be found on the internet, this story is my own and is one of the s t r a n g e s t things that have happened to me, both the coincidences of the previous night and the anniversary of the d e a t h  of my distant relative, as well as that the next day they will tell us an event exactly like the one that had happened to me.