Writing down thoughts down allow you to connect to a topic

Answer:

Not sure what you need here...........so heres a short story based on my feelings.

The Girl, the snow, and the pain.

Snow fell all around her. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath. The trees were her shelter, her friends. But in this place, her troubles did not leave. She shivered, yet it did not bother her. She knew she should go back, but she did not want to, the very idea of going back...…

Snow fell harder still, yet she did not move. She stared into the trees. They were the only thing she could trust. People were small-minded. Or, maybe she was the small-minded one, and everyone else's minds were too large and complicated for her, and that is why she did not understand them, and they did not understand her. Yes, trees were the better friend...…..

She had been there so long her shoulders were white with snow. She looked up. How nice it would be if she could stay here. Not to go back to the world she hated so. People. Why did they do this to her? One nice thing and they use it against her.  One, tiny glimmer of hope, and they find a way to make it stop shining. Because this is what they do. People take things, and they use them against you...…

Her lips were blue. Her hands were numb. Yet she sat. She loathed, She hated, She cried, feelings she was not allowed to have. If she felt them, they said they were not real. These feelings she has, she must keep bottled up because if she did not, they would be angry...

Her feet were deep in snow. She could not stop her body from shaking. Tears ran down her face. The sun was setting. Temperature dropping. They should have come by now. If they knew her. But everyone lies. People lie. She lies. She must leave soon. She could not stay here. No matter what she felt, no matter what the problem, she had to go back. Those people needed her. She needed them...…

The moon was out. All of her feeling was gone. At least, physically. In the distance, people started to call out her name. She looked up. As she had predicted, they have come. They have come for her...

The voices came closer still, calling out for her. Should she call back? Should she let them find her? Or should she sit in silence, and let the snow finish her off...

The snow got even colder. The voices, closer. All this hate she had, was not just going to go away. This pain? It was real, because of them. Yet she loved them. They loved her. But this hate...

She could not stand it. Her numb, cold, blue body stood up. Her voice cracked as she called back. So much said in these three words. Her pain, her hate, her sadness, her fear, her stress, her joy, and her need to be heard.

"I am here."

Explanation:

Which of peter's lines shows that he is using personal
experience to understand the reading?

How does the author’s use of a false dilemma impact the overall argument? the employee will believe that company policies should only be followed when necessary. the employee will be convinced of the need to please customers and will get in trouble at work. the employee will become anxious about their chances of being successful as a new retail sales representative. the employee will doubt the manual’s credibility because other valid options are missing from the argument.

B. Put a circle around the naming words.
1. The name of my sister is Tiya.
2. The peacock is our national bird.
3. My school is near a park.​

is this an example of personification? (easy brainliest =)

"My love is such that rivers cannot quench"

How do you know if sources are credible?

Tell me the answer or your socks will get wet >:)

Thanks !

What are the challenges of online discussions? Check all that apply.
O cannot read body language
may encounter problems with technology
can be held outside of class time
O contributes to group members losing focus
encourages reflection upon ideas
Omakes it difficult to bond with others

What is the main conflict in "The Cactus"?
A. The conflict is Trysdale's inability to trust his friend Carruthers not to exaggerate.
B. The conflict is Trysdale's love for himself vs his love for his intended.
C. The conflict is Trysdale's inability to trust his intended to be true.​

Stage directions are meant to help actors know what to do and explain the setting to those who aren't watching the play being performed on the stage.

True

False

Question 18 of 20 Which statement about reconciling banking records is false? A. Reconciling your bank statement will help you track your spending. B. Reconciling your bank statement will help you identify bank errors. C. Reconciling your bank statement will help you identify fraud. D. Reconciling your bank statement will help you reduce your expenses. SUBMIT​

Jonathan brought out yogurt and fruit for the children.
~In small bowls~
Where should the 'In small bowls' go?
A. After 'brought'
B. After 'out'
C. After 'yogurt'
D. After 'Jonathan'
Please help, this is for my little brother! Thanks!

Question 16
Thinking of the original story that this play is drawn from, "Cinderella," what character does the "Elf Godfather"
represent?
A
Cinderella
B
The Elf Godmother
С
The Fairy Godfather
D
The Fairy Godmother

Several of them are damaged. _________ The one my family used the last time we were at the park was wobbly, and a large chunk was broken off one of the benches.

To sum up,
As an example,
Without a doubt,
In the meantime,

where is the assonance

Pls give a correct answer and I'll give 30 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST!!!!!!


Read the excerpt from the play The King of Sharks, and examine the picture:

Scene 4

Fishermen and other villagers are crowded around the pool outside the princess's house. The princess and her son stand in front of them.

Princess: It is time for my son to join his father in the ocean.

Prince: I'm very sorry for all the trouble I've caused.

Villagers: Back to the ocean with you!

Prince: I promise to never take more than my share of the fish again.

Prince hugs his mother goodbye and wraps the cloak around his shoulders. He jumps into the pool and swims down so deep that no one can see him. Far off, out in the ocean, a huge shark fin can be seen bobbing above the water. Soon, a smaller fin joins it.

Narrator: The Shark Prince joined his father in the ocean, and to this day, the sharks never take more than their share of the fish.

A large shark and a smaller shark swim in the deep blue ocean with only a little light coming from above.
Public Domain

If the princess joined the shark king and the shark prince for a family reunion under the sea, how might the picture change to convey the tone of the revised passage?

The princess might be running away from the village toward the ocean to convey the desperate tone of the revised passage.
The princess might be sitting on a rock with her arms crossed while the sharks glared at her to convey the resentful tone of the revised passage.
The sharks and the princess might be jumping in the waves with sunshine and a rainbow to convey the happy tone of the revised passage.
The sharks might be hiding behind a large rock sticking out of the ocean to convey the suspenseful tone of the revised passage.

In which section of ben’s presentation does this information belong? in the presentation of the solution in the presentation of the negative effects of the problem in the presentation of the title slide in the presentation of the positive effects of the solution

What is a theme of "in Just-"?

Question for Understanding: How did Wilhelm Marr apply ideas of
"race" to Jows? How did "race sci ence" support his views?
Part II - Video: Antisemitism from the Enlightenment to World War I
Directions: After watching the video answer the questions below.
• Why weren't some people e the Jews succeed in society?
• Why did antisemites ref er to Jews as a race instead of a religious group?
• Why do leaders sometimes use gro

What is the significance of the author’s conversation with Moishe the Beadle when he returns to Sighet?

Pls help me Underline the verb and circle the adverb.
1. I went to the market in the morning.
2. The dog sat lazily in the shade of the tree.
3. The man grumbled loudly while cleaning the table.
4. I often visit my grandparents.
5. It is extremely hot today.
6. Please wait patiently.
7. The technician fixed the problem easily.
8. They serve hot pan cakes there.
9. I am waiting here for my daughter.
10. He laughed merrily.

Read the sentence from paragraph 1 of the excerpt from The Iconoclast.
The more you hammer truth the brighter it glows; the more
you hammer Georgeism the paler it gets.
How does the rhetoric in the excerpt from Progress and Poverty compare to the rhetoric in
this sentence?
A.
Henry George's rhetoric is more figurative and ironic.
B.
Henry George's rhetoric is more creative and poetic.
C.
Henry George's rhetoric is more descriptive and embellished.
D.
Henry George's rhetoric is more serious and straightforward.

How could an adaptation change the theme of an older story? Check all that apply. Maintaining elements could keep the story’s meaning the same. Maintaining elements could change the whole meaning of the story. Reinforcing elements could support the older story’s meaning. Changing elements could change only the story’s meaning, not its theme. Reinforcing elements could make the older story weaker. Changing elements could change the story’s meaning and themes.

Irony is when something is not as we expect it should be. Joe's house stands out from the others in several ways. Describe the difference and explain what is ironic about this.

How does this scene demonstrate a casual relationship? seeing the workers affects flavius’s ability to complete his job. seeing the workers influences flavius’s point of view regarding caesar. seeing the workers makes flavius seek out brutus for guidance. seeing the workers causes flavius to petition for an end to the holiday.

In "the snow king," what can the reader infer about the person who made the snowman? it is an adult who is trying to scare the neighbors. it is a child who is trying to scare some friends. it is an adult who is trying to decorate the yard. it is a child who is trying to help the local animals.

PLS HELP!! THIS IS WORTH A 100 PTS!! I WILL MARK BRAINIEST IF SOMEONE CORRECTLY ANSWERS THE QUESTION FIRST!

A student is writing a narrative for class about a recent vacation. The student wants to revise the draft to include a conclusion that summarizes the narrative. Read the draft of the narrative and answer the question that follows.

Last November, we spent a weekend in the mountains of Tennessee. It was very cold, but there was no snow on the ground. Most of the trees still had their leaves, and the foliage was brilliant colors of orange and red.

We stayed in a cabin that was near the top of one of the tallest mountains in the area. The view from the back porch of our cabin was wonderful. There was a layer of thick fog that covered the gray peaks that looked like smoke.

I spent most of my time sitting in a rocking chair on the porch, drinking apple cider, and taking in the beauty of the mountains. There were not many other things to do there because the cabin where we were staying was so rural.


Choose the sentence that would best conclude the narrative.

A
There was one day that we spent exploring Gravelton, the closest town to our cabin.

B
If you want a good, quiet place to relax and wind down, the mountains is a great choice.

C
I prefer warm weather, so the weekend would have been more fun if it had not been so cold.

D
My brothers did not like sitting on the porch, so they stayed inside and played board games by the fire.

Read the subheadings from "Physicians and Surgeons.”

Important Qualities

Communication skills.

Compassion.

Detail oriented.

Dexterity.

Leadership skills.

Organizational skills.

Patience.

Physical stamina.

Problem-solving skills.

By studying the subheadings, the reader can conclude that, overall, the important qualities of a physician or surgeon involve

focusing mainly on developing strong mental abilities.
having great sympathy and understanding for patients.
having a blend of physical, mental, and emotional skills.
developing physical coordination, endurance, and strength.

Which of these high-tech inventions have you used? Check any that apply.
Which of these high-tech inventions have you used? Check any that apply.

a smart phone
a tablet
GPS
an mp3 player
an eReader
a digital video recorder

Highlight the words the author uses to make a pun in this passage.

"I thought you were the Weather Man," said Milo, very confused.

"Oh no," said the little man, "I'm the Whether Man, not the Weather Man, for after all it's more important to know whether there will be weather than what the weather will be."

—The Phantom Tollbooth,
Norton Juster

What is the point of this pun?

The man confuses Milo.
The man tells whether things happen, not the weather.
The man can predict the weather.
The man thinks weather is more important than anything else.

help me pleaseee :(

Line 8. Nor ought but love from thee give recompense.

Why does the speaker use the word recompense in line 8?

To affirm how thankful she is for her husband's love.

to highlight another way her husband can demonstrate his love.

to emphasize that the only reward she wants is her husband's love.