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What does Ramadan mean to Muslims?
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No links, you will be reported. Need this answered asap please! Will mark brainliest.
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What is art dictation?
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How will using these strategies for "best answer" test questions help to improve your own test taking skills?
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The earth and the moon have both been hit by asteroids.They've been hit throughout history.There are no craters on the earth's surface.Weather, water, and plants work together to erase craters from the earth's surface.Combine into one sentence.
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Life for these animals is a mere shadow of what it was in the wild. What does the author mean by this sentence? Use two details from the excerpt to support your response.
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Summarize how conflict impacts any story and its character
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USING SEMICOLONS AND COLONS CORRECTLY Correct the punctuation in the following sentences by re-writing the sentence, adding semicolons and colons where they are needed and by changing other punctuation andcapitalization as needed.Example 1. The following items were among those rationed in the United States duringWorld War II coffee, cars, sugar, and tires.Corrected version: The following items were among those rationed in theUnited States during World War II: coffee, cars, sugar, and tires.At the library I found a fascinating book called Coming to America Immigrants from Eastern Europe, by ShirleyBlumenthal
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Nathan is a risk manager for a railway company. His job is to collect data on accidents or losses that the company has sustained in the past and calculate ways that the company can avoid losses in the future. What kind of education might Nathan have to had to work in his position?a. apprenticeship with a railway conductorb. associate degree in logisticsc. bachelors degree in risk managementd. doctorate in electrical engineering
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What obstacles did Felix and Antonio overcome in amigo brothers?
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Hi so is someone up to doing my homework for me... if u going to waste my points then kindly p!ss offTriangle Factory Fire, part 2 (Zachary Kent) Youve now read two accounts of a disaster that occured a century ago. If a similar fire were to start in a garment factory today, how might the events be the same or different? What was true of factories in New York City before the Triangle Factory Fire? What changes occurred in the aftermath of the tragedy? Within what time period did the changes happen? Reread lines 15-28. How and why did the jurors viewpoint differ from that of angry citizens? Reread the last sentence. Despite the horror and loss of life caused by the fire, how might it have been a useful experience, according to the author? What is the authors tone? COMPARING TEXTS: Which of the two texts would you use to research the effects of the Triangle Fire? Why? Look back at both texts to find mentions of Frances Perkins. Why is she an important person to know about? What kinds of sources did both authors use in researching this topic? Reread lines 126-130 from Flesh & Blood So Cheap. Are these lines an example of author Albert Marrins perspective? Explain why or why not. Reread lines 36-38 from The Story of the Triangle Factory Fire. What clues do you see in these lines to Zachary Kents attitude about the conditions that are described. What idea presented by both authors is most relevant to us today? Why? The two historical writings cover different aspects of the same event. Briefly review each text for its key details. Then tell what each selection emphasizes.
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Question 24 of 34 The benefits of cooking classes are so great that all schools should offer cooking as part of the standard curriculum. Food preparation is a good skill to have. But the benefits of cooking classes go beyond knowing how to cook. In addition, cooking lessons can help students do better in school and even become better people. Perhaps most importantly, though, cooking classes are fun and, of course, the results are delicious. How could this essay draft best be revised to clarify meaning and enhance style? O A. Use evidence that supports the topic sentence more clearly. O B. Clarify the topic and purpose in the topic sentence. h C. Use transitions to clarify the flow of ideas. D. Maintain a formal style. SUBMIT
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Select the three adjectives. Don't select any articles (a, an, or the).Mosquitoes hovered around the small puddle of still, murky water in the backyard.
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Read the following paragraph:Although the invitation had clearly stated that the party's dress code would be semi-formal, this message somehow never quite reached Mitch's ears. When he appeared on my doorstep wearing a giant, grotesque, green alien costume, a slight breeze could have blown me over. Needless to say, he was one of the more memorable party guests that night.Which aspect of the paragraph provides the strongest evidence that thenarrator's point of view is that of someone amused by Mitch's costume?A. The use of past perfect tense to describe the invitation'sstatementB. The use of figurative language to describe a state of shockC. The use of alliteration to describe Mitch's costumeD. The use of understatement to describe how memorable Mitch was
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What does Francis say the fight was about? Why do you think he lies? Why do you thinkScout doesn't contradict him? Who breaks up the fight?
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Anybody know this is the flu pandemic
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im going to make a quizzez game but the only way i remember how to share with poeple is by making a class what sould the name be
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Read this excerpt from A Black Hole Is NOT a Hole.Certain things are invisible to us because our eyes just can't sense them. You don't see beams of infrared light shooting across the room from your remote control to the TV, for example, or radio waves streaming off everyone's cell phone.What is the most likely reason why the author provides real-life examples in this excerpt?They allow readers to understand how peoples eyes work.They remind readers of how technology affects their own lives.They describe the path of infrared light beams from a remote control to a TV.They help readers connect to the idea that human eyes cannot see everything.
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Match the letter of the best answer.Column A1.Polonius:Polonius2.Ophelia:Ophelia3.Hamlet:Hamlet4.Claudius:Claudius5.Gertrude:GertrudeColumn Ba.Chastises Hamlet for showing the king disrespecb.Returns keepsakes to a lovec.Arranges the Mouse-trap playd.Hides behind a tapestrye.Unable to pray for forgivenessQuestion 7 (5 points)(There may be more than one correct answer for this question.)In considering Poloniuss death, Hamlet _____. arealizes that the murder will set him packing bsays Polonius deserved his death for being so devious csays that he repents but that he will answer well for murdering himQuestion 8 (5 points)As Hamlet prepares to depart from England with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, he views them as _____. aconfidants and trusted friends bchildhood friends cuntrustworthy as adders dharmless servants of the KingQuestion 9 (5 points)Before Hamlet meets with Gertrude, he resolves to _____. aconvince her that he is mad over Ophelias rejection bconvince her to help him take revenge on Claudius cconvince her not to reveal his plan dbe cruel but not physically harmful to herQuestion 10 (5 points)Although Hamlet has forced Gertrude to see the wrongfulness of her marriage to Claudius, she thinks Hamlet mad when _____. ahe speaks to the air as if it were his father bhe rants at her che condemns women for making monsters of men dhe threatens her life
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If you were invited on an adventurous journey to help someone, would you go? Why or why not?give me 3-5 sentences
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"unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot nothing is going to get better". "It's not" What do you think The Lorax means by this?
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What kind of figurative language do the sentence below use:My head was pounding. It was like my insides had swollen so much they were pushing on my skull.A.SimileB.MetaphorC.PersonificationD.Hyperbole
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Write a letter in about words,to the editor of The Rising Nepal about the environmental pollution in your town.
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how does one go about defining good and evil?
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