Why does Odin force others to pay for knowledge? A. Odin forces others to pay to cover his own costs. B. Odin feels knowledge that is not earned is worthless. C. Odin is looking to make a profit from his knowledge. D. Odin is cruel and takes advantage of situations.

Answer:

B. Odin feels knowledge that is not earned is worthless.

Explanation:

Remember, from the story we are told that to gain knowledge of what was to happen in the future, Odin paid heavily with his right eye.

Mimi said, "There is a price to be paid. All who have come here to drink have shrunk from paying that price. Will you, Eldest of the Gods, pay it?" , then Odin replied, "I will not shrink from the price that has to be paid, Mimir,"

So he forces others to pay for knowledge in other for them to show how much worth they attach to it.

Which line from “Land for free” best supports the claim that Johann wants to impress Hans?

What image would best illustrate this statement?

Write 5+sentences about changes you have experienced and how your overcoming it or over came it

In which part of a review should you provide a brief summary of your overall rating of a product or event?
A. First sentence
B. First paragraph
C. Body
D. Conclusion

What question were the
researchers trying to answer?

A. What are the physical effects of stating our true thoughts in a conflict?

B. Why do we avoid being honest about our ideas during arguments?

C. How will our friends respond to us when we disagree with them?

D. Why do our bodies respond differently to conflict and harmony?

What kind of word is the pronoun in bold letters? Did he tell you that Tom believed it?

What is the best thing to do during the revision stage?
A. Refine and clarify your ideas where necessary.
B. Edit your work for grammar and mechanics errors.
C. Ask a peer to outline the organization of your work.
D. Brainstorm statements to engage your readers.

The thesis in your argumentative essay will be your claim. True False​

PLEASE HELP!!!! You've identified the themes of two literary works from different genres and explained how they are similar and different. What is your next step when comparing and contrasting the themes
across forms or genres?
A. Identify how the narrator's point of view affects the message in each work.
B. Determine how the elements of each work help express the theme.
C. Identify word choices in each work that convey the author's message. D. Compare and contrast the outcome of the main conflict in the two works.

I really need this!! It's due December 6th!!
Write a journal entry for each chapter of the book "The call of the wild"
Please I'll give you the brainliest!!

For each of the different reading purposes, choose whether a memoir or a diary is more likely to provide the information.

describing how it felt to be in hiding

explaining what happened after the war

learning how people in the annex felt about Miep

understanding what people did to save Anne and her family after they'd been arrested.

Can I move the bench?(passive statement)​

PLS HELP! I WILL GIVE BRAINBLIEST! THIS IS DUE TODAY!
Present Perfect Tense
Write a sentence in present perfect tense using the following subject/verb combination:
subject: cat; verb: to run
subject: people; verb: to jump

Past Perfect Tense
Write a sentence in past perfect tense using the following subject/verb combination:
subject: cars; verb: to stall
subject: Denise; verb: to sleep

Future Perfect Tense
Write a sentence in future perfect tense using the following subject/verb combination:
subject: families; verb: to dance
subject: teacher; verb: to read

The definition of meticulous

Read the following dictionary entry. chat · ter \chat-er\ 1. (v.) to talk rapidly without making sense 2. (n.) to make speech-like sounds, as certain animals do 3. (n.) meaningless or ridiculous talk 4. (n.) a series of ridges on the surface of metal Which sentence best uses the word “chatter” with the definition “to make speech-like sounds, as certain animals do”? Which sentence best uses the word “chatter” with the definition “to make speech-like sounds, as certain animals do”? The faster you speak, the more you are beginning to chatter. Andre ran his fingers across the uneven lines of chatter. I’m sure once they get their food, the monkeys will start to chatter. She wanted to understand them, but their words were nothing but chatter.

How does the second quatrain further develop the central idea presented in the first quatrain? Check all that apply.

by continuing to praise the mistress’s beauty with comparisons to nature
by making additional comparisons between the mistress’s appearance and nature
by extending the descriptions of the mistress beyond what can be seen
by adding to the descriptions with a comparison to another person
by changing the description of the mistress from unfavorable to favorable

Jodi, Jan, and Seth peered out the window. They could not believe that a line was forming! Their flier had advertised tryouts for a garage band guitarist, because Epic Noise had been one musician short since their friend Zach moved to Michigan. Now it looked as though their need would be met. Eleven or twelve kids their age lined the driveway, some propping up oversize cases, and others with guitars strapped on their backs. The three hosts of the audition believed that they would find what they were listening for among the assembled crowd.

Which statement best summarizes this paragraph?

Which line from “My First Memory (of Librarians)” is an implicit detail that shows how the speaker felt about the library? A line of green shades—bankers’ lights—down the center In the foyer up four steps a semicircular desk presided On the right newspapers draped over what looked like a quilt rack All those books—another world—just waiting

3M is a company with a culture that lets its employees experiment. Because it allows employees to try new things and even use company equipment to do it, the employees have come up with a lot of good ideas, which have led to new products being developed.

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my life as a bat how does the story use humor ?

which one is it i need help its timed

What role does music play in this book? How do the different characters—Miguel, Mamá Imelda, Héctor, Ernesto, Abuelita, and Mamá Coco—relate to music? For each character, think of the emotions music brings about and of their motivations for loving or hating it.

What did Stan Lee and Walt Disney have in common? A. They both began their careers at Marvel Comics. B. They both forged personal connections with their fans. C. They both always appeared in their own films. D. They both were co-creators of the Avengers.

To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and trimmed the bushes.

Which answer corrects the error in verb tense?


To earn his allowance this week, Josh must have mowed the lawn and trim the bushes.


To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and trim the bushes.


To earn his allowance this week, Josh will have mowed the lawn and trim the bushes.


To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and is trimming the bushes.

During the revision process, the writer should add to clearly signal the relationship between the writer’s ideas.

When asking a question, people often change their __________ at the end. a. facial expression b. gestures c. pitch d. volume Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

How does a formal discussion differ from an informal discussion?

A formal discussion covers a variety of topics.
A formal discussion allows people to talk as much or as little as they like.
A formal discussion avoids the constraints of specific rules for speaking.
A formal discussion requires advanced preparation.

Simple present tense She always (teach)me new things

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Which sentence provides evidence that NASA research has positive effects on Earth
Increase Funding for NASA
The United States has been the leader in space exploration since 1969. July 21, 1969, was when astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the surface of the Moon. Since then, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the space program largely funded by the U.S. government, has continued to play a huge role in space exploration and science research around the world. NASA's space shuttle program spent 30 years carrying astronauts into orbit to conduct cutting-edge research and build the largest structure in space, the International Space Station. NASA has made many contributions outside of space exploration. Through their research and development, scientists have invented practical items such as cordless tools, memory foam in mattresses, and scratch-resistant glasses. Nevertheless, NASA's budget support from the U.S. government has been declining over its 55-year history. Consequently, in 2011, the Space Shuttle program was grounded. The U.S. has also had to pull out of international space projects. As Americans continue to debate NASA funding, other countries and private companies are funneling more money into their space programs to become leaders in space exploration. A common misunderstanding among Americans is the amount of money NASA receives from the U.S. government. NASA's budget has accounted for 0.5 percent of the total U.S. federal budget. That amounts to roughly $10 of an annual personal income tax going toward the best space program in the world. NASA accounts for 40 times less than what the federal government spends on the Department of Defense. Unfortunately, programs such as Project Constellation, which promised to return American astronauts to the moon, and ExoMars, which was designed to look for evidence of life on Mars and eventually land humans on Mars, have been put on hold due to budget cuts. NASA holds one out of every thousand patents in the U.S. NASA also retains the rights to inventions developed as part of the space program. These inventions are items used in our daily lives. Ear thermometers were developed from 30 years of remote measurements of the temperature of stars and planets. Smartphones would not have been possible without NASA launching satellites into Earth's orbit to monitor space and communicate to scientists on the ground. Today, the Statue of Liberty and the Golden Gate Bridge are coated in a protective material that NASA needed to invent to save its launch pads from the destructive effects of hot, humid, and salty air. It is likely that NASA will continue to inspire new industries, revolutionize existing ones, and create new possibilities that will benefit people everywhere. This is possible only if funding begins to increase. During its history, NASA has continued to look for life beyond our planet. At its height, Apollo 11 landed the first humans on the Moon. The space agency successfully conducted five lunar trips following the Apollo 11 mission. In 1984, the U.S. government authorized NASA to join forces with Russia to build a major new space station, the International Space Station (ISS). Humans are able to have an ongoing presence in space due to the ISS. Laboratories on the 155 allow crew members to do research that could not be done anywhere else. Many ground-breaking research projects have been cut due to NASA's declining budget. NASA has pulled out of projects that collaborate with other countries, leaving the other countries to go ahead without the help of NASA. Our country's future in space exploration is uncertain. If Americans want to inspire. future generations to enter the fields of science and continue to be the leader in space exploration, we need to begin to increase funding for NASA

1. NASA's space shuttle program spent 30 years carrying astronauts into orbit to conduct cutting-edge research and build the largest structure in space, the International Space Station.

2. Through their research and development, scientists have invented practical items such as cordless tools, memory foam in mattresses, and scratch-resistant glasses.

3. It is likely that NASA will continue to inspire new industries, revolutionize existing ones, and create new possibilities that will benefit people everywhere.

4. During its history, NASA has continued to look for life beyond our planet.

5. The space agency successfully conducted five lunar trips following the Apollo 11 mission.​