Answer:
The original LGBTQ flag represented both the community and persecuted gay men in Nazi Germany. Gilbert Baker, a gay activist and artist decided to make a new symbol. In 1978, he made a 30 by 60 feet flag inspired by the American flag's symbolism and nature- pride, belonging, diversity and unity. it debuted in a San Francisco parade later that year, with minor changes happening in the next. After a NYC raid on an LGBTQ club, it sparked the growth of the gay rights movement. Baker made a mile-long flag to celebrate the milestone, and then again when he made a 1.25 miles-long flag for its 25th anniversary. Nowadays, same-sex marriage is legal and the flag is widely associated with and inspires the LGBTQ community.
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Can someone please help me with this
Complete the categories. Use the words from the box.
all the best things
at 12:00
easy
goes
he
her
in the classroom
nice
talks
the language lab instructor
them
1. subject pronoun:
2. verbs:
3. adjectives:
4. object pronouns:
5. prepositional phrases:
6. noun phrases:
Answer:
The correct answer is Noun Phrases.
answer me plz
match the words
Answer:
filth - extreme dirt, chastity - purity, appalling - very bad, stink - unpleasant smell, affluent - rich
Explanation:
there's not much to explain, it's just matching vocabulary with their definitions! if you have any questions about them, let me know :)
Column A Column B
1. Filth extreme dirt
2. Chastity purity
3. Appalling very bad
4. Stink unpleasant smell
5. Affluent rich
How does Juliet reject traditional gender roles? (apart from the fact that she disobeyed her father and she had equal lines with Romeo in the sonnet, and please give a good detailed answer im giving away 35 pointsss :((((, please be nice)
Answer:
Juliet went against her father's wishes, this was not an acceptable act of a woman during that time. Juliet is characterized, by Shakespeare, in a way that opposes the standards for women by giving her extraordinary strength in contrast to the expectations of society of Verona.
Can someone just please help me
Answer: I think 21
Explanation:21
Which part of the Plot of a
story tells how the conflict is
resolved?
A. Rising Action - the development of the
conflict describing the characters' attempts
to overcome it
B. Resolution - the resolving of the conflict
and the new status of the characters
without it
nos
C. Climax- the turning point of the story
when the action/conflict reaches its point
of highest tension
Answer:
B. Resolution
Explanation:
3. What character trait does Beneatha reveal in her conversation with Asagai?
Answer:
she develops into a pleasant, likeable, and less egocentric person.
part a. which statement best describes the experiences Mexican Americans had before the chicano movement?
Answer:
Explanation:
Mexican Americans were subject to unfair and harsh treatment by other Americans.
The statement "Mexican Americans were subject to unfair and harsh treatment by other Americans." best describes the experiences Mexican Americans had before the Chicano Movement. So the correct option is D.
Due to their heritage, Mexican Americans experienced racial violence, prejudice, and segregation. They were frequently excluded from jobs, educational programs, and basic civil rights.
For instance, they were divided into distinct neighborhoods and schools, and frequently received lesser pay than their white peers for the same jobs.
Additionally, Mexican Americans were the victims of racial violence, as seen during the Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles in 1943, during which white servicemen attacked Mexican American youngsters.
Due to their sense of unfairness and inequality, these experiences helped to pave the way for the Chicano Movement, which promoted Mexican Americans' civil rights, social justice, and sense of cultural pride. So the correct option is D.
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The complete question is:
PART A: Which statement best describes the experiences Mexican Americans had before the Chicano Movement?
A. Mexican Americans were encouraged to integrate in the United States.
B. Mexican Americans revolted against the U.S. government because they wanted to return to Mexico.
C. Mexican Americans were completely ignored by the United States government.
D. Mexican Americans were subject to unfair and harsh treatment by other Americans.
The three wicked fairies laughed and tittered in unsettling peals is an example of what point of view?
Answer:
3rd point of view
Explanation:
Answer: 2nd person
Explanation:.
The wicked is not we,I it is the so it has to be 2nd
i think that it (rain)....tomorrow
Answer:
I guess may be it will rain tomorrow
Explanation:
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i need help with this question please
Answer:
Explanation:
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Try looking for people that are almost done.Seat them outside.short speech.
help pls
Answer:
One of the most common problems today that is killing people, all over the world, is smoking. Many people start this horrible habit because of stress, personal issues and high blood pressure. Some people began showing off or some people wanted to enjoy it. One cigarette can result in smoking others, which can lead to major addiction. When someone smokes a cigarette they are not only hurting themselves but others around them. Smoking does many horrible things to the human body that most people are not aware of. Almost everyone knows that smoking causes cancer and heart disease; that it can shorten your life by 10 years or more; and that the habit can cost a smoker thousands of dirhams a year. So, why people are still smoking? The answer is obviously, addiction. Smoking is a hard habit to break because tobacco contains nicotine, which is highly addictive. teenagers smoke because they want to be fit teens see their friends smoke and they think it makes them look cool or independent plus them. Many teenagers smoke because of depression and stress, but they should know by now that smoking kills you from the inside the are many ways to solve problems like those but one of them is NOT smoking. It's just madness and it will give you cancer. People like teenagers don’t think. SMOKING is BAD for YOU!!!!!!
Which statement below would Oscar Pistorius, the athlete hoping to compete in the Olympics using prosthetic legs,
most likely agree with?
a. Prosthetic legs are not an unfair advantage c. Utilizing advanced technology, such as altitude
in a race.
tents and prosthetic limbs would give some
athletes and unfair advantage.
b. Technologically enhanced athletes should d. Oscar Pistorius would likely agree with all of
compete in their own races.
these statements.
Oscar Pistorius would argue that prosthetic legs are not an unfair advantage, as shown in option A.
We can arrive at this answer because:
Oscar Pistorius was the first person to compete in the Olympics with a prosthetic leg.His participation was very controversial, as many people believed that the use of the prosthetic leg would give him advantages, as this leg would not have the biological limitations that an ordinary leg has.However, Oscar Pistorius believes this is not true and that prosthetic legs are not an unfair advantage.He claims that an athlete has advantages according to their physical conditioning and training and that prostheses also have limitations.
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distant relative bequeathed you a strange ring. As you put this ring on, you discover that it has strange powers. What does it look like? What does it do? Tell a story about this ring.
Answer:
do it yourself
Explanation:
this is a simple brain starter. if you use this as a crutch for something that you create the rules for then that is worrying.
Explore the stanza below of a poem by Alfred Noyes called "The Highwayman." Then
answer the question that follows.
The wind was a torrent of darkness among the
gusty trees,
The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon
cloudy seas,
The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the
purple moor,
And the highwayman came riding-
Riding-riding-
The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door.
- Alfred Noyes, "The Highwayman"1
Essay Writer
What is the tone of the stanza, what kind of figurative language is used, and how
does the figurative language contribute to this tone?
Answer:
The tone is very tense atmosphere. Many metaphors are used. ( torrent of darkness, moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas, ribbon of moonlight, the road was a gypsy’s ribbon, etc.) This vivid imagery of the metaphors makes the modd seem tense.
Explanation:
i need a moral, any moral is okay !! I just need it for a fable I need to write coming up
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED
Answer:
A good moral for a fable is, helping others is rewardful
be grateful for what you have
the villains tend to be those who you trust most
dont trust everyone
Explanation:
Moral:
~ a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience
Examples:
~Always tell the truth.
~Do not destroy property.
~Have courage.
~Keep your promises.
~Do not cheat.
~Treat others as you want to be treated.
~Do not judge.
~Be dependable.
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The ticking clock in "The Masque of the Red Death" is a symbol for the time passing in one's life. Using context clues, what is the meaning of the word symbol?A. ChallengeB. ChangeC. RepresentationD. Method
Answer: THE ANSWER IS C
Explanation:
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The Meat Market by Alex Tabarrok
1. What, according to Tabarrok, is “the great paradox of deceased donation”?
2. What positive developments in the last several decades have “led to fewer potential brain-dead donors than in the past”?
3. How has Iran eliminated shortages in transplanted?
4. How do Singapore and Israel promote donation without using financial compensation?
5. What is your reaction to the title and opening of the essay?
6. Although he mentions the dividing line between life and death, he avoids discussing the issue in the essay. Do you think this strengthens or weakens his argument?
7. Tabarrok is an economist. How does his background influence the way he approaches the subject?
8. Do you think that paying for organs in unethical? Why or why not?
Answer:
1. Indeed, the great paradox of deceased donation is that we must draw the line between life and death precisely where we cannot be sure of the answer, because the line must lie where the donor is dead but the donor's organs are not.
2. Brain death has been reduced as a result of improved automotive safety and reduced crime.
3. The adoption of the legalized and compensated living-unrelated donor renal transplant program in 1988 eliminated the need for Iranian patients for commercial or illegal paid transplants abroad.
4. Singapore is preparing to pay donors as much as 50,000 ... Israel is implementing a "no give, no take"
5. You do this part :)
6. It's a weakens because that's the whole point. (Add more to this if you'd like)
7. Tabarrok understands the ways in which financial factors drive people and shape society in a way that physicians or members of the clergy may not. He looks at things more logically and focuses on the idea of supply and demand and uses this perspective to think of ways in which the organ donation system could be improved, which works well for him.
8. Whatever the context, compensation for organs is illegal under Section 301 of the National Organ Transplant Act: “It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any human organ for valuable consideration” (Public Law 98-507).
Because the line must be drawn when the donor is dead but the donor's organs are not, the major paradox of deceased donation is that we must draw the line between life and death precisely where we are unsure of the answer.
2. As a result of increased auto safety and decreased crime, brain death has decreased.
3. Iranian patients no longer need commercial or illegally paid transplants abroad after the legalization of the living, unrelated donor renal transplant program in 1988.
4. Singapore is getting ready to give contributors up to 50,000... Israel has adopted a "no give, no take" policy.
6. It is weak because that is the entire point.
6. It is weak because that is the entire point.
7. In a manner that doctors or members of the church would not, Tabarrok is aware of the ways in which monetary considerations influence people's behavior and shape society. He adopts a more analytical viewpoint, concentrates on the concept of supply and demand, and applies this viewpoint to consider how the organ donation system might be improved. This approach works well for him.
8. No of the circumstance, paying for organs is against the law according to Section 301 of the National Organ Transplant Act, which states: "It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any human organ for valuable consideration".
What is organ transplant?An organ is removed from one body and implanted in the body of the recipient during an organ transplant operation to replace a damaged or absent organ.
Organs may be moved from a donor site to another location or the donor and recipient may be present at the same spot. Autografts are defined as organs and/or tissues that are transplanted within the body of the same person. Allografts are recent transplants carried out between two members of the same species. Allografts can come from either cadaveric or live sources.
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Will our towns' mayor seek a second term? correct the sentence
write a negative -He is going to school
Answer:
He isn't going to school.
Answer:
He is not going to school
Excerpt from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: “Story of the Door”
Which quote supports the theme of neglect?
Answer:
“A certain troublesome block of building thrust forward its gable on the street.”
Explanation:
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What symbol from roll of thunder here my cry has a meaning that changes
Answer:
It changes from symbol of youth to symbol of old age and success to symbol of failure
Explanation:
Answer:
The nice car ( I forget what it's called) was something only white people had, but then Cassie's uncle got a newer version, shocking people of both races.
Explanation:
what is the time in india 8f it is 8.31AM8n kenya
Answer:
11:01
Explanation:
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Describe Margie's "school."in the story the fun they had
Answer:
from which story?
Explanation:
In this lesson. we have focused on using strong and interesting word choices, combining short phrases to achieve complex sentences, and using subordinate
conjunctions and absolute phrases. Use these tools to help you write a descriptive paragraph of three to five sentences for the following situation. Use proper
spelling and grammar.
Reading a book
Answer:
Explanation: Reading a book is exciting and refreshing. Reading a book allows you to escape reality and dive into a world of the unknown. As you get farther into the story you start to feel compassionate towards the characters and really get involved. Making you feel as if you are there and are apart of the story.
Nico could feel that they were out there, looking in on him as if he were some sort of sideshow attraction at a carnival. He was facing his own reflection, but he knew he was actually standing on the wrong side of a two-way mirror—they could see him, but he couldn't see them. Nico realized things were unfortunately going to stay this way, too, if he continued to remain silent.
2
Nico pulled away from the mirror and once again scanned the tiny room that had been his noiseless prison for days. The walls were cold and blank, and they seemed to shine with some sort of clear, icy liquid. The floor felt like rough slate on his bare feet, and it, too, was cold and clammy. The chill of the room had gotten into his bones, and every night Nico crouched, shivering in the corner, wrapped tightly in the flimsy fabric they had left for him.
3
In the center of the room was a steel table, bolted to the floor, with a single, bare light bulb dangling above it, just out of reach. Atop the table lay the remains of Nico's latest meal, if it could even be called that: a rock-hard crust of bread, some tepid broth, and a fatty lump of meat—the likes of which Nico had never before seen, let alone eaten. Of course, Nico hadn't touched a thing they had offered, choosing instead to take an occasional secret nibble from the protein bar he had secreted away in a hidden pocket of his uniform.
4
The worst part of this whole ordeal, however, wasn't the room or the food. It was the deafening silence. Nico was alone in this box with only the pounding thoughts of uncertainty in his head. He went over and over the events leading to his incarceration, and he had absolutely no answers. Where was he? How long would he be here? Who was outside, looking in?
5
Nico had originally come to this supposedly uninhabited globe to take rock and crust samples for the International Geologic Institute. The planet certainly appeared deserted when he and his fellow scientists first landed. Then, after getting separated from the rest of his crew, Nico made the greatest and most shocking discovery of his career—the planet he was sent to explore was anything but deserted. It was a vibrant and very inhabited world.
6
That was when Nico was discovered by the alien patrols. They surrounded him, confiscated his equipment, and dumped him into this room. He was cut off from all contact whatsoever, completely isolated and alone with his thoughts.
7
Nico couldn't take the silence a minute longer. He had to make contact, even if it meant contact with alien life-forms. He returned to the mirror and began pounding on the inch-thick glass. “Get me out of here!” he bellowed. “I'll tell you anything you want to know! Anything! Just get me out of here! Please...” Nico slumped to the floor, and the door opened slowly. Two beings walked over to Nico, lifted him gently to the chair, and handed him a mug of sweet-smelling, warm liquid.
8
“We are glad you are finally ready to talk to us, Mr. Nico. We are very eager to hear about your reasons for visiting our little planet,” explained one of the beings. “Oh, and goodness, where are our manners? I am Agent Davis and this is Agent Billings. Welcome to planet Earth, Mr. Nico. We do hope you will enjoy your stay with us.”
What is the best characterization of Nico in this passage?
A
He is cold and extremely hungry.
B
He knows the planet he is on is not deserted.
C
He is isolated and uncertain of what awaits him.
D
He is determined to remain silent.
The best characterization of Nico in this passage is C. He is isolated and uncertain of what awaits him.
What is Characterization?Characterization is the portrayal of individuals in narrative and dramatic works. Character development is frequently used interchangeably with character development.
Characterization is the portrayal of a character's physical characteristics (how he or she appears), point of view, personality, secret thoughts, and actions.
In the story, Nico had the impression that they were watching him, as if he were a carnival sideshow attraction. He was looking at himself in the mirror, but he knew he was on the wrong side of a two-way mirror—they could see him, but he couldn't see them. Nico recognized that if he remained silent, things would inevitably remain this way.
Nico drew back from the mirror and searched the little room that had been his soundless prison for days. The walls were chilly and empty, and they glistened with a transparent, icy liquid. In this case, he wasn't sure of what will occur.
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Laurie reveals a secret to Jo about Meg that makes Jo uncomfortable. What secret has he been keeping? Mr. Brooke kept one of Meg’s lost gloves. Meg has been sneaking out at night. Meg has been flirting with a red-headed boy. He has a crush on Meg
Answer:
The secret is the potential courtship between Meg and Mr. Brooke.
Why are candy and Halloween
inseparable?
Answer:
Because Halloween is like Christmas, you're giving the gift of joy to people, but it's at night and you're out and in costumes.
Who are the main fathers of the fathers of confederation?
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what are the rules of changing irregular verbs to simple past tense
An irregular verb is one that does not form its simple past tense or its past participle by adding "-ed" or "-d" to the base form. Irregular verbs contrast with regular verbs, which form the simple past tense and past participle by adding "-ed" or "-d."
Answer: A irregular verb does not form a simple past tense like adding "-ed" or "-d" Irregular verbs contrast with regular verbs, which form the simple past tense and past participle by adding "-ed" or "-d."
Which sentence best states the conflict revealed in this passage from Helen
Keller's The Story of My Life?
Have you ever been at sea in a dense fog, when it seemed
as if a tangible white darkness shut you in, and the great
ship, tense and anxious, groped her way toward the shore
with plummet and sounding-line, and you waited with
beating heart for something to happen? I was like that ship
before my education began, only I was without compass or
sounding-line, and had no way of knowing how near the
harbour was. "Light! give me light!" was the wordless cry of
my soul, and the light of love shone on me in that very
hour.
A. Helen is scared that she will never be able to communicate with
her family again.
B. Helen is angry that her mother and teacher aren't helping her to
communicate
C. Helen is frustrated by the challenges associated with learning to
communicate
D. Helen is sad that her teacher is leaving and will be unable to
communicate with her.
Answer:
I think the answer is A :^)
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
CARRY ON LEARNING AND FOLLOW