Answer:
Joe Henry is an cute little kid who plays frisbee with his friend
Explanation:
your best friend lives in another town write a letter to him or her discussing at least three interesting activities that take place in your town
Dear best friend,
I really miss you, i wish i can see you soon. A lot of things are happening in my town, we are having a HUGE thanksgiving feast with everyone in the town. We are going to have a nerf gun war. My favorite activity is the water balloon fight. wish you were here to celebrate with me!
have a great thanksgiving!
sincerely,
your best friend.
Which conclusion can you draw regarding the circumstances the led to this document?
A. People disagree about the procedures for the office.
B. People are relocating into new work areas after renovation.
C. People have been careless with food and beverages in the work area.
D. People are taking too many private calls on their cell phones during work.
Answer:
The answer is b
Explanation:
Because it is a mathematical equation
Which idea would best fit into the empty bubble :)
Answer: a is your answer
Explanation:
because if you create a fundraiser, like many businesses who are starting, and or struggling; it is a great and fun way to make more money for your cause and or business
What do you think about Christianity. Please give a real and honest answer otherwise I’ll report
Answer:
l don't have anything against Christianity so I have no negative things to say about it.
Explanation:
Why is the omnivores dilemma so important to the author
Answer:
The Omnivore's Dilemma explains the paradox of food choices we face today, how the industrial revolution changed the way we eat and see food today and which food choices are the most ethical, sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Explanation:
She will bring the notes tomorrow. → (simple past tense)
brainliest for correct answer
Answer:
The incorrect phrase is "will divide" It's supposed to "divided" because the whole passage is in past tense.
Please help me with a debate on gender shouldnt be equal but the responsibilities should be equal.
Answer:
what do you mean?
Explanation:
I'll help you on the chat, but wdym?
give me your honest response to my essay
Answer:
I think it is a great essay and that you will get and A+
Explanation:
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Answer:
of which class is it of
My cell phone rings again. It is futile to ignore it; Valerie is persistent. When she wants something, she will continue to harass me until I give in.
"Hello," I answer.
"State Fair, Bobbie?" she asks in her singsong voice. "When are we heading out? Only two more days left!"
I abhor the State Fair. The boisterous crowds, the insanely long lines, and the impossibility of finding a clean restroom all combine to make this an event that I utterly detest.
For Valerie, my best friend since middle school, the State Fair is a sign that divine powers really do exist.
"Really, Bobbie, where else can you pet a cow, ride a horse, fall ten stories, see the world’s smallest person and eat fried macaroni and cheese?" Valerie asks gleefully.
"Hades?" I guess.
The fried food at the State Fair is a gastronomical nightmare on its own. I once tried a fried pickle at the fair and was sick to my stomach for hours. And a fried donut hamburger with bacon, cheese, AND a greasy egg? How could that not be deleterious? Consuming a single serving of fair food has the potential to take years off your life. And I think about this. But then my better nature takes hold, and an image of Valerie's face on the other end of the line comes into view. I haven't seen her for a good month; our schedules are both so hectic. By and by, my hatred of the State Fair becomes inconsequential compared to my desire to spend time with Val. Besides, I don't have to eat the disgusting fair food. I can simply admire it from a safe distance.
Alas, I ignore my anti-fair bias for the umpteenth year. "Pick me up at noon," I say and hang up the phone.
According to the passage, Bobbie finally agrees to go to the fair because
A. Valerie convinces her using a tempting description
B. Valerie coerces her using peer pressure
C. she recognizes that she does not have to eat fair food
D. she wants to spend time with Valerie
Answer:
d.
Explanation:
According to the passage, Bobbie finally agrees to go to the fair because she wants to spend time with Valerie, Thus option (D) is correct.
What is the passage?The length of a passage varies depending on the context and the goal of the extraction. A passage can be, for example, a sentence's clause, a few phrases, or it can be a few pages.
In the given passage, Bobbie is getting ready for the carnival as he knows there is a loud crowd and the food that he always neglected is there, But then also he wants to go to the carnival because he wants some time spent with Valerie.
Therefore, The right option (D) is correct.
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How does the setting of the New Hampshire farm help to shape Nate's feelings?
A. It makes him feel alone.
B. It makes him feel useless.
C. It makes him feel grateful.
story: Growing by Jacob Henderson.
What time of year is being described in the first six lines of the poem "there will come soft rains"
Answer:
wouldn't it be spring. The only time I know with soft rains is during the season of spring. So I would say spring.
Example sentence of subjugate
Answer:
hope it helps...
Explanation:
Charles determined to subjugate the island and sailed with his fleet for Messina
Turn this into a sentence with the correct conjunction:
But, the dragon rejected this pessimistic approach.
Answer:
But the dragon rejected this pessimistic approach
Can someone write me a Narrative story? It can be about anything.
Some things that would make it GREAT is:
1.Engage and orient the reader by setting
out a problem, situation, or observation,
establishing one or multiple point(s) of
view, and introducing a narrator and/or
characters
2.Create a smooth progression of
experiences or events.
3.Use narrative techniques, such as
dialogue, pacing, description, reflection,
and multiple plot lines, to develop
experiences, events, and/or characters.
4.Use a variety of transition words,
phrases, and clauses to convey
sequence, signal shifts from one time
frame or setting to another, and show
the relationships among experiences
and events.
5.Use precise words and phrases, telling
details, and sensory language to convey
a vivid picture of the experiences,
events, setting, and/or characters.
6.Provide a conclusion that follows from
and reflects on what is experienced,
observed, or resolved over the course
of the narrative.
7.Use a comma, ellipses, or dash to
indicate a pause or break.
8.Choose among simple, compound,
complex, and compound-complex
sentences to signal differing relationships
among ideas.
Please do not get a story from a website. Please write it your self. At minimum 1 and a half pages.
If you have a paper like this from school that you have already done, and don't mind letting me use it that would be great also.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Long ago, there was a man named George who always dreamed of being a director or an actor in a play. He wanted to make his play in a theatre and he did. This man first got his love for acting at the age of twelve. George's parents thought that things like going to a theatre and watching people sing and dance was a waste of time. He watched the first play in his life when he got separated from his parents at a grocery store in a mall. The ten-year-old kid was following his parents but tripped and fell in a pile of water bottles and food containers that were stacked in the store. When he looked up to find his parents, they were out of sight. He walked around the store looking for his parents, calling them "Mom. Dad. Where are you?" After thirty minutes, it seemed hopeless for George. He just sat, waiting for the moment when his parents would arrive. After a few minutes, a man walked up to him. The man introduced himself. His name was Freddy. "Where are your parents?" Freddy asked him. "I'm lost and don't know where my parents are," George said sadly. "Let me take you to the security. You know your parent's phone number, right?" George knew his parents told him that he shouldn't be talking to strangers, especially about things like this, but he was hopeless at the time, "Yes, I know my parent's phone number." While they walked to the security manager at the entrance at the store, the man asked George if he had heard of the newest play at the theater nearby. "I have never seen a play in my life," George replied. Freddy seemed very surprised. "My parents don't like things like plays. They say that they are a waste of time," George said. "Oh. That's unfortunate. I think the plays are amazing. Anyway, why don't tell the security officer what happened," Freddy said. The security officer called George’s parents and they came in a minute. His parents ran to hug George, "Are you okay?" both his mom and dad said at once. "I'm fine," George said calmly. They looked over to see Freddy standing at the corner. In an instant, George's dad went over to him. They knew each other from their job. The mom came over and thanked Freddy for taking care of her child. "Ahem," the security officer cleared his throat. "Oh, sorry, officer," said George's mom. She and George's dad explained that they did not notice that George was not there until they entered an elevator. When they entered the elevator and noticed the door had already shut. The elevator ended up getting stuck and the doors were jammed. They also said that they just came out of the elevator when the call came to them. "I'll let you off with a warning, you must be more responsible, and you should have called the mall security to make sure your child was safe," the officer said. The parents nodded and agreed. Before they went home Freddy requested to take George to a play at the nearby theater. Even though the parents did not want their child to go, they thought about all Freddy had done for them, "You can take him to the theatre, but do you want us to come?" The man shook his head "I think George and I will be fine on our own, right George?" George nodded eagerly. "Well, you better get going, or then the theatre will be closed at this rate." George's dad chuckled. That night for the young child was probably his best. He asked Freddy to suggest a play and Freddy said that the play with a title of Pirate Adventures was one of his favorites. The play was about pirates that were looking for treasure. One of the pirates, who was the only one who had a beard and a mustache had broken the ship because he did not pay attention to a giant rock right in front of it. Luckily, the pirates were fiercer than ever and got out of the ship and were safe. Then they found sunken treasure under the island. "This can't get better. Imagine if I could make a play like that," George whispered as he stood up and started getting ready to leave the theater.
Please help me...
I know this is a lot...
Answer:
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My great-grandmother. I would've liked to have known her, a wild horse of a woman.
1. This is a metaphor.
2. In this sentence, the great-grandchild is directly comparing their great-grandmother to a wild horse.
3. She is possibly saying that their great-grandmother acted a bit "wild", like how a horse can start acting in ways not necessary or something along those lines.
[He carried her off] as if she were a fancy chandelier.
1. This is a simile.
2. In this sentence, the man is carrying a woman as if (a word used to compare something - used as a simile) she was a chandelier.
3. She is most likely saying that the man is carrying the woman carefully, since the woman is being compared to a chandelier, which needs to be transported carefully or else it would shatter and break into pieces.
The table.
1. Simile - She is comparing her name to the number 9 using the word like.
2. Metaphor - She is directly comparing her name to a muddy color by not including like or as and stating that she is something.
3. Simile (I think) - She is comparing the songs to sobbing using the word like.
4. Simile - She is comparing the syllables of her name to be made out of tin using the words 'as if'.
5. Simile - She is comparing the hurting feeling of saying the syllables to the hurting feeling of hitting a tin roof using 'as if'.
6. Simile - She is comparing the feel of her name to silver using the word like.
7. Not really sure; I think Simile - She is comparing her name to the thickness (or not as thick) of her sister's name.
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(GIVING BRAINLIEST) Which statement best summarizes two central ideas of the text?
Answer:B
Explanation: if you read the text you know that poetry is an open-minded and broad topic and does not come under the same expectations as rhyme and rythm instead its a free concept of writing.
5. Why does the author include the scene between Sergeant Duffy and the Lunch Counter
Attendant?
A to increase the tension...
B to add humor.2
C to advance the plot.
D to develop character.
Answer:
To add a sense of humor.
Explanation:
Is this a Physical Characteristics "I have hair issues" or I used "Glorious Heavenly Sunshine"? Yes or No Explain why or why not
Answer:
are you asking which of the quotation is a physical charactistics? both are
Explanation:
The stove was busy humming to itself.
idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Answer:
Its personification
Explanation:
Answer:
personification
Explanation:
Humming is a humanly thing there for only people or animals can hum not objects.
In the poem "wont you celebrate with me", who is Clifton addressing it to ?
Answer:
He is addressing it to the reader hence the " you "
Explanation:
Which of the following statements identifies the key difference between propaganda and persuasion?
A) Propaganda often presents ideas in a distorted way.
B) Propaganda always results in negative consequences.
C) Propaganda is spread by political leaders.
D) Propaganda is always connected to war.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Answer:
why did you delete my answer even though i got it right
Explanation:
Which of the following characters would most likely create a mood of aggravation for the reader?
Answer:
options
Explanation:
options
PLS help, this is for a school assingment and i dont know what to answer. I am not trying to be rude to LGBTQ people, as I myself am part of the lgbtq community (Im Bi). but pls help. Should LGBTQ people have the same rights as others, why or why not answer in 3-4 sentances???
Answer:
They should.
Explanation:
I say they should have the same rights as others because everyone needs to be treated equally. As the golden rule says, "Treat others the way you want to be treated" meaning, you should be nice to someone if you want them to be nice to you.
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
LGBTQ people should have the same rights as everyone else because we are human too. A lot of people say that being LGBTQ is a sin and it is absolutely wrong to be part of or support it. Yes, LGBTQ has a little more rights than when it was farther back ago. No one has to support it or be a part of it, Just treat us respectfully as we treat anyone else. Not only that, We are amazing friend's to others and are really productive!
I am part of the LGBTQ and I hope that it would be able to get a little more respect instead of being treated wrong.
friendly letter to a teacher
Answer: Dear teacher, Thank you for everything you've done in the past and the present to help me through these years especially this one. Thank you for staying with me and helping me with what was wrong and what I was confused on. Again thank you!
-Love ya
YOUR NAME
Explanation:
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Which persuasive advertising phrase for a brand of whole wheat bread is the best example of a glittering generality?
Answer: contains a miracle ingredient
Explanation:
The options are:
"only 4 grams of fat per serving”
“contains a miracle ingredient”
“compare with the other brands”
“find it at most local grocery stores"
Glittering generalities technique in advertising is when appealing words are used by companies to sell their products.
In this case, the persuasive advertising phrase for a brand of whole wheat bread that is the best example of a glittering generality is that the bread "contains a miracle ingredient".
The message that the commercial is passing simply means that one is buying a wonderful product if one buys the bread.
What is the author's purpose in writing the passage?
O To describe the lack of a human's realization in a dangerous environment
O To contrast the experience of the man with the inexperience of a native animal
O To compare the ability of a human to endure a cold environment to that of an animal
To explain the effects of severe below-zero temperatures?
Answer:
The correct is A
Explanation:
The author uses the setting, the conflict, and the events of the plot to show the reader the consequences of human ignorance and unwise decisions. The human in the passage is not well prepared to undertake a journey in such harsh conditions.
In the tell-tale heart, what are some arguments to help prove the narrator is sane? I personally think he is insane but I need evidence for both sides.
Answer:
uum that he is very intelligent in his hiding of the body and evidence
Explanation:
i also think he is insane, but here ya go!
Which best explains why consistency is important for flow?
Answer:
It refers to the ability of cement to flow. a paste is said to have a normal consistency when the plunger of the Vicat's apparatus penetrate it by 10_+1 mm
Explanation: