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Answer:

1) came

2) was reading

3) as interesting as

4) used to

5) has enough

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My question:Why does Idaho have its nickname?

In this selection of Night, Elie experiences two executions within the camps. In the first, he describes the events and concludes with "I remember that on that evening, the soup tasted better than ever…" However, after the second execution on, Elie says, "That night, the soup tasted of corpses."
Compare and contrast these two anecdotes. Wiesel uses a parallel conclusion, the description of how the soup tasted to him after these experiences, but they are opposite. Why?

40 POINTS PEOPLE

Read the following sentence.

In his "Four Freedoms," speech, Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "A good society is
able to face schemes of world domination and foreign revolutions alike without fear."

Which of the following excerpts from the sentence is a noun phrase?
A. Franklin D. Roosevelt said
B. A good society
C. to face
D. is able to

Type your answer and then click or tap Done.


What is the indirect object in the sentence?


I sent her a postcard about my trip.
Fill in the blank text field 1

(b) Which of the following statements best supports the answer to Part A?
"We have now wrecked this planet beyond the point of no
return; there are too many people here" (Paragraph 7)
"You will find arguments like this in every niche on the internet
B now: we need more space, we need more stuff, and we can't
find it here. Maybe it is 'out there' instead!" (Paragraph 11)
"Romanticizing the past, in our culture at this point in time, is
less common than Romanticizing the future. The only difference
is that Romanticizing the future is socially acceptable."
(Paragraph 20)
"our Space Age delusions comfort us on a civilizational level. The
best way around them is probably to examine our own mental
maps... and try to deflect them as they come." (Paragraph 29)

Which scenario is an example of plagiarism? A. Steven is preparing a presentation on emperor penguins. He finds a book on penguin behavior and quotes it in his slideshow, with the author’s name in parentheses. B. Paul is composing a summary of his history research project. He identifies five good sources to use in his summary and lists them all in his Works Cited page. C. Josie is making a poster to present her argument against school uniforms. She finds a study that describes the negative effects of school uniforms and paraphrases it, including the author’s name in parentheses at the end of her sentence. D. Erin is writing an essay about Emily Dickinson’s poetry. In one of her body paragraphs, she uses the ideas from a poetry analysis she found in a literary journal but puts them in her own words.

A(n) ____ expresses a complete thought and can stand alone as a sentence.

dependent clause
adverbial clause
independent clause
indefinite clause

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What is the difference, if any, between slander and libel?

A) Libel is illegal, while slander is legal but still considered unethical.

B) Libel is made in public in a verbal way, and slander is written.

C) Slander is illegal, while libel is legal but still considered unethical.

D) Slander is made in public in a verbal way, and libel is written.

Combine the sentences below into one sentence.

1. Summer and fall are over. Winter is over. Spring is here. The days are beautiful.

2. It rained yesterday. It rained today. The drought is over.

3. Snow should be cleared from the sidewalk. Ice should be cleared from the sidewalk. People may fall.

4. You must hurry. Candace must hurry. You will be late. Candace will be late.

5. Mary called for help. Joe called for help. You did not answer.

6. The lake was calm. The air was cool. The water was cool.

7. Alice opened the letter. Mom sat down to read it. Mary sat down to read it.

8. Tim got new glasses. I got new glasses. Tim can see much better. I can see much better.

9. He knocked on the door. I knocked on the door. No one answered.

10. Fire is exciting to watch. Lightening is exciting to watch. Lightening can be dangerous. Fire can be dangerous.

In the editorial by Andrew Potter, "The Newspaper is Dying-Hooray for Democracy", one of the author's central ideas is:
A. Newspapers are necessary for a democracy to thrive.
B. Newspapers are important because they bring together a diverse set of voices.
C. The majority of people want to get their news from sources that do not have a particular point of view.
D. The "daily me" is a threat to Democracy because it causes society to become polarized.​

Which statement best summarizes "Save the Coral Reefs"?
Coral reefs are a
very important component of the ocean's ecosystem because they support sea life, such as
crabs and sea turtles. In fact, over four thousand species depend on the survival of the reefs, which are being
destroyed by bleaching. More must be done immediately to save the reefs.
• Development along the coastal regions has significant negative effects on coral reefs. The reefs are an essential
part of the ocean's ecosystem, and when people build structures on top of them, they are easily damaged becaus
they are so fragile. We should limit construction along the coast to protect the reefs.
• Construction along the coasts, overfishing, and bleaching have seriously damaged the world's coral reefs. Since
reefs are a very impotant part of the ocean's ecosystem, their destruction
has a devastating environmental
impact, and we must work to protect them.
Coral reefs are fragile structures made of limestone. People who build In coastal regions and others who overfish
our seas must be stopped, because they don't care about all the species that rely on the survival of reefs, such as
sea turtles, clownfish, lobster, sharks, and crabs.
Save and E

what is Nick vujicic​

Discuss the Theme of arm twist

What is the theme of the missing cat story

10. “For rose-moles all in stipple upon trout that swim; Fresh-firecoal, chestnut-falls; finches
wings..."
Which of these best describes this excerpt from Gerard Manley Hopkins 's "Pied Beauty"?
O It is an example of sprung rhythm.
It is an example of iambic pentameter.
It is an example of dialect poetry.
O It is an example of lyrical poetry,

Pick one major character and give examples of how he oe she shows moral complexity.
(to kill a mocking bird) ASAP PLS

We don´t dance / aren´t dancing at school today.
Boys don´t wear / aren´t wearing pink T-shirts.

Songs that match with the main events of tkam

Can someone write a thesis statement? The topic is: How did the Holocaust effect Europe?

Book is call of the wild plz help its due today

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Which of the following is not a valid
topic for process writing?
A. instructions on how to build a bridge over a river
B. instructions in understanding the solar system
C. instructions on how a television works

Based on the thesaurus entry, which word would best replace the underlined word without changing the overall meaning of this sentence?​

Consider the following statement:


Ladies and gentlemen, I appreciate your persistence and dedication. I am certain that if we all continue our work efforts we will continue to see academic results for all students in our state.


Which level of formality is modeled in this statement?

A) consultative

B) casual

C) formal

D) informal

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Select the correct text in the passage.
Which sentence in the adapted excerpt from GK Chesterton's "The Fallacy of Success" contains the central idea of the essay?

Once the actions of a person involved in a bias incident began to escalate, do you think it’s difficult to stop? Why or why not?

Why is it important to establish paternity? What are the benefits of doing so? Provide your answer in 2-3 sentences.

Think back to one of your favorite TV shows (in any genre) and write a note on what made the dialogue for the show memorable. Which do you think was the most memorable character of the show? Is the character more memorable for you because you have known someone like that in real life? In general, what made the character memorable? What does the success of the TV show tell you about writing for television?