The Latin affix in- means “into” and the Latin caro means “flesh.” Keeping this in mind, what do you think the word incarnate means? What are some other words with the same roots, and what do they mean? Write your best answer here.

The word "incarnate" means to embody or represent a spirit in human form.

The words with same root include introduction, interpret etc.

An affix is a morpheme that is connected to a word stem to generate a new word or word form in linguistics. Affixes can be derivational, like -ness and pre- in English, or inflectional, like plural -s and past tense -ed in English.

An affix is a letter or set of letters, such as 'un-' or '-y,' that is added to the beginning or end of a word to create a new word with a distinct meaning. In this case, incarnate is used to embody a particular thing.

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The function of the chorus in early Greek Tragedies was to

A. add more people to the stage.

B. create a theme song for the play.

C. sing for the entirety of the play, providing sound effects.

D. give background information to let those watching know what was going on.​

what are the advantages and disadvantages of the medicine bag?

What is the effect of the repetition of phrases similar to I ain’t nothing but a n- by Nancy and I’m not a n- by Jason throughout the story

Question 28

Identify the underlined parts of speech in the following sentence:

I hope it doesn't rain again on Saturday because I am so tired of the rain.

Group of answer choices

A. first noun, then verb

B. first pronoun, then noun

C. first verb, then noun

D. first adjective, then noun

E. first adverb, then noun

F. first verb, then preposition

G. first conjunction, then verb acting as a noun

Question 29

If I’ve told you once I’ve told you a million times: watch out for run-ons they’ll get you.

Group of answer choices

A. If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a million times: watch out for run-ons they’ll get you.

B. If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a million times: watch out for run-ons, they’ll get you.

C. If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a million times: watch out for run-ons. they’ll get you.

D. If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a million times: watch out for run-ons; they’ll get you.

Question 30

Of the four sentence purposes, the sentence purpose used most often in expository writing is _____________________.

Question 31

The prompt is: "You have decided to go to college; what reasons would you present in a paragraph or essay to help someone deliberating over whether or not to go?"

What would be the best choice for a thesis statement?

Group of answer choices

A. As many of us know, there are many reasons for going to college.

B. I decided to go to college for many reasons; you can decide to go for many reasons too.

C. Although there are many incentives for going to college, three stand out as the primary reasons for getting a college education.

D. There are several reasons why you should get a college education.

E. Several good reasons why you should get a college education: better jobs, greater knowledge, and strong social support.

Question 32

Pick the correct answer which corrects the underlined portion of the following sentences in the simplest way possible – for grammar and/or style, without changing the basic meaning of each sentence. (Hint: think: formal standard English and third person)

As you can see, obesity is nothing to mess around with as it causes you health problems that are detrimental to our body’s health.

Group of answer choices

A. As you can see, obesity is nothing to mess around with as it causes us health problems that are detrimental to our body’s health.

B. As you can see, obesity is nothing to mess around with as it can cause health problems that are detrimental to our bodies’ health.

C. Obesity is nothing to be concerned with because it can cause health problems that are detrimental to a person's body’s health.

D. Obesity is nothing to trifle with because it can cause health problems that are detrimental to a person's health.

Question 33

OK, so this sentence really needs some work. Take your time and determine which correction is the clearest, makes the most sense, and is grammatically correct (... and yes, this was an actual sentence submitted by a student).

People commit crimes of all races and dresses differently or the same as people who don't commit crimes and are doctors and lawyers, so criminal profiling is not a good thing.

Group of answer choices

A. People of all races and dresses commit crimes differently or the same as people who don't commit crimes and are doctors and lawyers, so crimminal profiling is not right.

B. It is difficult to tell who fits a crimminal profile because people of all races and manners of dress commit crimes differently or the same as people, such as doctors and lawyers who don't commit crimes.

C. It is difficult to tell who fits a crimminal profile because people of all races and manners of dress commit the same crimes as people such as doctors and lawyers.

D. It is difficult to tell who fits a crimminal profile because both law-breakers and law-abiding people come in all races, professions, and manners of dress.

What does mean of ken?
Sentence with ken

click on the inference that is most logical, based on the information in the passage.
Passage(1) People interrupt for various reasons. (2) One is believing that what they have to say is more important than what the other person is saying. (3) Another reason people interrupt is that they believe they know what the other person is going to say and want the person to know that they already know. (4) People may also interrupt when they are not paying close attention. (5) The interruption communicates a lack of sensitivity, a superior attitude, or both. (6) People need to be able to verbalize their ideas and feelings fully; inappropriate interruptions are bound to damage their self-concepts or make them hostile—and possibly both. (7) Simply stated, whatever you have to say is seldom so important that it requires you to interrupt a person. (8) When you do interrupt, you should realize that you may be perceived as putting a person down. (9) The more frequent the interruptions, the greater the potential harm.
Question 1. The author of the above passage suggests that people
a. feel good if others listen carefully to their ideas.

b. who interrupt don’t mind being interrupted themselves.

c. should learn not to feel insulted when they are interrupted.

who does ponyboy demonstrate when he says he couldn´t cut anyone

Which two excerpts are intended to persuade?
excerpt 1
Early that morning, a young, blue-eyed detective in a beige coat stood in the open doorway of the motel room, closing an umbrella. A policeman
friend had secretly allowed the detective to enter the room with the understanding that nothing would be touched. Though this restriction made the
job more difficult, the confident detective knew that well-trained eyes could find a lot of clues on their own. Suddenly, the detective was nearly
knocked off balance by a muddy dog chasing a black cat into the room.
excerpt 2
The minimum age for obtaining a driver's license should be lowered from sixteen to fifteen. If fifteen-year-olds can drive with a special driver's
permit, why not just lower the legal age for a license to fifteen? Since most fifteen-year-olds are getting ready to get a job anyway, they need a
license earlier so they can start looking for employment. Most importantly, if fifteen year olds were allowed to drive earlier, there would be less of a
need to have school buses. Students could start driving themselves to school a year earlier.
excerpt 3
Like me, you probably could make the move. The move, that is, to eat better meals and to do something active every day. It's nice just to feel better.
It's even better to improve my grades as a result. In fact, I've done well on my last three geometry tests. It just may be that peanut butter and
banana French toast! My dad and I both are proud.
When are you going to make the move?
excerpt 4
The shabby, old plano had belonged to Lani's grandmother and, from the look of it, had belonged to others before her. The piano stood neglected in
the living room until Lani was two years old and had grown tall enough to reach the keys. Lani couldn't see them, but she knew the plano keys were
magical. Even then, she felt reverence for the piano as she touched it gently, never banging on the keys.

is it true that lessons must always start from learners experiences?​

What happened to Luke? Why?

Pls help with the question in the pic. Use context clause to find the word in the paragraph that means “ a refusal to buy or use something in order to bring about change.”

Based on the sentence, which transition best indicates a chronological sequence?

Why must poets take care not to overuse repetition?
O A. Repetition can quickly become stale.
OB. Repetition can create disorientation.
OC. Repetition can make the reader feel excluded.
OD. Repetition can be difficult to understand.

Compare the narrator in the poem "The Raven" to Edgar Allan Poe. How are they similar? Use specific evidence to support your claim. Remember to include your citations as well. Poe Bio: https://video.link/w/HJsed "The Raven" https://video.link/w/6Lsed

The soldiers walked through the rain as they approached the canyon. They’d been traveling for days to reach the dragon’s lair. Finally they arrived. Then the dragon approached, and it roared. Yet, the soldiers faced off with the dragon, despite the noise. Which is the best critique explaining why Henrique should revise the paraphrase? Henrique needs to change the sequence of events to be in a logical order. Henrique needs to add some descriptive language to make the story come alive. Henrique needs to add some dialogue to make the point of view consistent. Henrique needs to change the point of view to make the sequence clearer.

Mr. Darcy said in chapter 36 that some of Elizabeth's relatives were, "questionable." What does he mean by this? Is there any truth in what he says?

In act 4 Why is Aunt Juliana Tesman dressed in mourning clothing?

Fill in the Blank with the correct verb take . She has___ Her medicine on time

Poet Laureate
Imagine getting paid to write a birthday poem for someone! In the 17th and 18th centuries, writing birthday rhymes and New Year's poems for the royal family was a profession. In 1616, King James I of England first gave the poet and playwright Ben Jonson a pension, or guaranteed income, to write poetry for special occasions. When Jonson died in 1637, another poet, William Davenant, was given the job. Poet Laureate became an official designated "post" or position in the royal office in 1668.

Although the original position commanded great respect from both royals and their subjects, after about 150 years the Poet Laureate came to do little more than compose birthday poems.
Queen Victoria, however, gave the position new life, changing the focus from writing poetry for and about the royal family to honoring poets for significant achievements in poetry. Two of Britain's most famous poets, William Wordsworth and Alfred, Lord Tennyson, were named Poets Laureate during her reign.
Once appointed, an English Poet Laureate holds the title for the rest of his or her life.

In the United States, the Library of Congress established a special advisory position called the Poetry Consultant to the Library of Congress in 1937. For a long time, the position was considered a great honor but offered no salary. Finally, in 1985, Congress made Poet Laureate an official position with an annual stipend of $35,000, thanks to an endowment from the Archer M. Huntington Foundation. Unlike their British counterparts, American Poets Laureate only serve one term, from October to May. The Library of Congress continues to make the appointment, soliciting the advice of past Poets Laureate as well as esteemed poetry critics.

The main obligation of the Poet Laureate is to increase public awareness of and appreciation for poetry. The poets have great latitude in how they choose to do this, beyond presenting one annual lecture and participating in one poetry reading. Each Poet Laureate works to accomplish this mission in a different way.
Joseph Brodsky encouraged the reading and appreciation of poetry by placing poetry in public places such as airports, supermarkets, and hotels. Gwendolyn Brooks visited elementary schools and nurtured young students in developing poetry. the The position of Poet Laureate rewards poets for distinguished achievement in poetry. With that honor comes the duty to respectfully represent the profession and generate ongoing interest in poetry. The public is the beneficiary of this effort.

What does the information in Paragraph 2 most help the reader
understand?

A. how weather patterns affect the development of urban heat islands

B. how vegetation reduces the effects of urban heat islands

C. How urban heat islands have been produced

D. How urban heat islands may be prevented

1. Recall How does Greg meet Lemon Brown?

Please help due today

The opening line, "One dollar and eight-seven cents" (in 1905) is equivalent to how much in today's dollars? Why is this amount both important and unimportant in the story?

Please help me please

Question 7
In trying to explain the reasons for raising the minimum driving age, the writer's first point is that younger drivers have more fatalities than more experienced drivers. Yet, the writer never makes clear what his second point is. What would be a good second point to raise?
(Keep in mind: in this question, unlike an earlier one, you want to make another point, not provide support for the first point.)

Group of answer choices

A. Teenagers who complain that they have to get to school and work don't need to work and should take the bus to school.

B. Young people are often looked down upon, but most of them are mature enough to understand the consequences of their actions.

C. Young people often lack the maturity necessary to grasp the significance of safely driving a vehicle that has the potential to harm or kill others.

D. Drinking and driving don't mix; since so many teenagers drink, they shouldn't drive too.

E. A friend of mine, who had a car accident recently, is a good example of someone who is too young to drive.

Question 8

The writer concludes with the following sentence:

In conclusion I think it is a good idea to rise the driving age.

What is wrong with this conclusion?

Group of answer choices

A. The writer says "rise" instead of "raise" - which is obviously incorrect.

B. The writer does not summarize the main points of the paragraph.

C. The writer hasn't included enough reasoning or evidence in the paragraph to make his or her main point.

D. The writer says "I think," even though it is obvious that the paragraph is the writer's opinion.

E. all of the above

F. none of the above

Question 9

Make the following sentence less vague and more precise.

Young people today often get into trouble because they do drugs. [HINT: think specific. What kind of drugs? What does "do" mean?]

Group of answer choices

A. Young people today often get into trouble because they due to many drugs.

B. Young people today often get into trouble because they do alot of drugs they shouldn't oughta be doing.

C. Young people today often get into trouble because they use drugs.

D. Young people today often get into trouble because they use illegal drugs.

Question 10

Correct the following sentence.

Graphic design is a way cool thing to do because you can earn lots of money at it and its fun to. [Do you really need a hint for this one?]

Group of answer choices

A. Graphic design is a cool thing to do because a person can earn lots of money at it, and besides its fun too.

B. Graphic design is like a "cool" thing to do because a person can have lots of fun and earn a lot of money to.

C. Graphic design is a good thing because a person can have lots of fun and get real rich too.

D. Graphic design is an excellent career that is both personally satisfying and financially rewarding.

1. the documents/ print.
2. the window/ open
3. the shoes/ buy
4. the car/ wash
5. the garbage/ throw away
6. the letter/ send
7. the book/ not read
8. the song/ not sing
9. the shop/ not closed
The documents are printed.

Jason is creating a customer manual that shows how to assemble a lamp. He needs to create a visual to show this process. Which three characteristics would help Jason create an effective visual?

readable font sizes for labels
informative titles and headings
links to other websites
use of complex sentences
use of color for emphasis

Select the correct answer.
Which of these lines from "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman best demonstrates the unreliability of the narrator?
A.
John laughs at me, of course, but one expects that in marriage.
B.
There comes John's sister. Such a dear girl as she is, and so careful of me!
C.
I can see a strange, provoking, formless sort of figure, that seems to skulk about behind that silly and conspicuous front design.
D.
But I can write when she is out, and see her a long way off from these windows.
E.
He is very careful and loving, and hardly lets me stir without special direction.

I need help

Question 3
When you answer a naysayer's objection, it does not have to be an all-or-nothing approach.
O True
False

Provide at least three examples of dramatic irony, from the story, “The Cask of Amontillado.”Explain what the character knows, and what the reader knows that the character does not.

What does the line "A lamb strays away enchanted by the marvel's of a summer morning" symbolise?and support your answer with a relevant explanation.