Answer:
The correct answer is D: She became very well accustomed to life among the Americans.
Explanation:
As life went on Alvarez became accustomed to life understanding more and more about America
Hope this helps!
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Which line best supports the statement that Romeo has fallen out of love with Rosaline
A: For I never saw true beauty till this night
B: Did my heart love till now? Forswear it sight
C: Beauty too rich for use , for earth too dear
Answer:
B. Did my heart love til now? Forswear it sight
Explanation:
before this statement, Romeo thought he was in love with Rosaline. When he said this it was like saying "Did i even love Rosaline?"
Which words in the excerpt hint at what might happen later in the story?
Answer:
"sharp and unnecessary perils"
Please helppppppppppp
Answer:
no
Explanation:
Poetry that does not follow a specific form and does not have a set rhyme pattern is known as
a haiku.
a villanelle.
free verse
an Elizabethan sonnet.
Answer:
I believe it is free verse.
Explanation:
Answer: free verse
Explanation:
How many bones are in the human ________
Answer:
Skeleton
Explanation:
the body is composed of 270 bones at birth but decreases to around 206 bones after adulthood
Would a giant squid be able to live comfortably alongside yeti crabs
Answer: Yes they would
Explanation: The giant squid and yeti crabs are able to survive in the harshest conditions of the deep sea because they have adapted to their location.
Final answer:
Humboldt squid and yeti crabs occupy different deep-sea habitats, with the squid being a ravenous predator and the crabs living near hydrothermal vents, making it unlikely that they could live comfortably alongside each other.
Explanation:
The Humboldt squid is a large, aggressive predator that lives in depths between 600 and 2,000 feet, typically in the oxygen-minimum zone of the Pacific Ocean, and is known for its rapid swimming and hunting in large groups. In contrast, yeti crabs are a type of crustacean found near hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the ocean, mainly in the Pacific Antarctic Ridge. Given the predatory nature of the Humboldt squid and the different deep-sea habitats they occupy, it is unlikely that a giant squid would live comfortably alongside yeti crabs without presenting a significant threat to the latter, as the squid is a ravenous predator.
Moreover, the preference of the Humboldt squid for the Humboldt Current region, which is different from the extreme environments where yeti crabs thrive, suggests incompatible living conditions. The environments of hydrothermal vents, which support yeti crabs, could be too specialized and extreme for Humboldt squids. Additionally, yeti crabs rely on bacteria they farm on their limbs for sustenance, while squid are active hunters. These distinctions in habitat and lifestyle make a peaceful coexistence between Humboldt squids and yeti crabs improbable under natural circumstances.
What does it mean to “pull a Charlie Gordon?”
Answer:
To pull a Charlie Gordon means to be dumb and go with what everyone else says to do.
Explanation:
When Charlie tries to pick up a bowl with 2 bags of flour on his shoulders, he goes along with his co-worker. He ends up not getting the bowl and breaking the 2 bags of flour.
What is an aphorism?
Answer:
It's an observation with a general truth
Explanation:
An example would be "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
What are the five features of a thesis statement?
Answer:
States what you are going to argue or believe in.Distinguishes a well thought out paper from a mere retelling of facts and events.Helps you stay focused throughout the writing processIt should be clear and focusedIt should be arguable (that is, if an expert wanted to read your paper, they could argue why your thesis statement may not necessarily be correct.)It should reflect your position on a topic.Will the reader ask questions like “why?” or “How?”Can the reader ask “So what?”, “Who cares?”Can an expert say something like “No way!” ?Is it clear to the reader what major points you are going to make?what is the value of x
6x = 54
show work!
Answer: X=9
Explanation:
6x=54 ------- Equation
6/6=54/6 ---------- Get the x by itself
x=9 ------------- Divide and you get 9
PLEASE HELP ME!
Write three paragraphs in response to a fictional text of your choice. In the first paragraph, introduce the text, author, key characters, and topics. In the second paragraph, choose and explain one topic from the text, citing evidence from the text to support your explanation. In the final paragraph, describe your personal connection to the text, its characters, and its theme.
Answer:
The Hunger Games begins on the day of the reaping in District 12. Katniss Everdeen, the story's 16-year-old narrator, sets out to meet her friend Gale so they can do some hunting and gathering before the reaping that afternoon. As Katniss makes her way from her home to the Meadow and, finally, to the woods, where people of the district are forbidden to go, we learn about Katniss' life in the impoverished part of her district, the Seam, and her family. She thinks about her sister Prim, who is 4 years younger, and her mother, both of whom have depended upon Katniss for survival ever since Katniss' father died in a mine explosion when she was 11.
The reaping is a nerve-wracking time because it determines which boy and girl, ages 12 to 18, will serve as the district's tributes in the Hunger Games. Two tributes are drawn in each of the 12 districts, and those tributes are sent to an arena where they fight until only one tribute remains alive. The victor gets to return home, and the victor's district is showered with gifts — namely food. The Games, put on by the Capitol, are meant to punish the 12 districts of Panem as well as to remind them of the Dark Days and how the 13th district was obliterated for its uprising against the tyrannical and cruel Capitol.
Against all odds, Prim's name is selected at the reaping. Katniss volunteers to take the place of her younger sister and becomes District 12's girl tribute for the 74th Hunger Games. Peeta Mellark, a boy Katniss' age and the son of the baker, is selected as the other tribute. She remembers Peeta and the kindness he demonstrated toward her when they were children, giving her a burnt piece of bread so that she wouldn't starve. Peeta's selection doesn't bode well for Katniss, who feels that she owes Peeta for saving her life when they were children, which is inconvenient considering she's now expected to kill him in the Hunger Games.
Before she leaves, Katniss says goodbye to her mother and Prim; to Madge, the mayor's daughter who gives her the mockingjay pin, a recurring symbol in the novel; to Peeta's father the baker; and to Gale, for whom her feelings are already conflicted, wavering between friendship and love.
Katniss and Peeta ride the train to the Capitol. On the train, Katniss experiences luxury like she's never known and gets to eat the richest, most decadent food. They both get to know Effie Trinket, their escort, and Haymitch Abernathy, their drunk mentor and the lone surviving Hunger Games winner from their district who, after seeing that Katniss and Peeta have some fight in them, promises he will sober up enough to help them survive the Games.
After they arrive at the Training Center, Katniss and Peeta meet their stylists. Katniss is pleasantly surprised when she meets Cinna, a young man who dresses simply and wears very little makeup compared with the other stylists. In a strategy that has never been used before, Katniss and Peeta are presented as a pair during the opening ceremonies. They race through the Capitol in a chariot holding hands, their outfits blazing in fake flames, earning Katniss her nickname "girl on fire." Their entrance becomes the highlight of the opening ceremonies.
After the ceremonies, the tributes begin their training. Haymitch coaches Katniss and Peeta together, per their request, and instructs them to keep their biggest strengths a secret from the other tributes. For Katniss, this means staying away from archery. After many years of hunting game in the woods, her prowess with the bow and arrow are unrivaled. The Gamemakers reward her skills, and her feistiness, with a score of 11 out of 12 during her private session with them. Peeta's biggest asset is his strength, so he stays away from weight lifting while he's around the other tributes. Haymitch tells them to remain together at all times, too. They are to appear inseparable, which, as the training goes on, becomes increasingly tiring for Katniss, who can't decide whether Peeta's kindness and compliments are genuine or simply a part of a scheme for winning the Games.
Explanation:
What opposing points of view are presented in Chapter 2 of wheels of change
Incomplete details. Here are options that complete the question:
a. to tell readers about the controversies surrounding women who cycled.
b. to inform readers about the invention of the bicycle and its rise in popularity
c. to educate readers about the health dangers associated with cycling
d. to persuade readers to take up activism on behalf of female cyclists
Answer:
a and c
Explanation:
Interestingly, this story tries to show on the one hand the controversies surrounding women who cycled and also passively educate readers about the health dangers associated with cycling.
Which sentence from the end of the story helps to develop
dramatic irony that has a humorous effect?
Mrs. Murray looked at the three
strangely and then paid Alison
before she headed home.
30 "All right, not bad," said Alison. "Now let's open some
windows to fan out some of this fog before your mom
gets home.
31 Not too much later, when Mrs. Murray arrived, she found
Josh, Jesse, and Alison laughing and playing a game at
the kitchen table.
32 "Look at you three, having fun! What have you been up
to all evening?"
33 "You know, I haven't the foggiest idea," said Alison.
"You know, I haven't the foggiest
idea," said Alison
34 Josh giggled. "Yeah, I can't SEE why we don't have this
much fun whenever Alison comes over to babysit."
"Look at you three, having fun! What
have you been up to all evening?"
Next time, she'd be the one to scare
them.
11 of 12
“You know, I haven’t the foggiest idea, “ said Alison
It shows how at this point it shows how Alison just wants to leave, but decides to leave in a jokingly way because she doesn’t want to ruin her relationship with Mrs.Murray, so that she could babysit the twins again.
Answer:
you know, i haven't the foggiest idea said Alison
Explanation:
i did the quiz and got 100
Underline each pronoun
Answer:
where are the pronouns
Explanation:
What was the magazine that Benjamin Franklin started?
General Magazine
Poor Richard's Almanac
Harper's Weekly
Time Magazine
Answer:
The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle
Explanation:
It took Benjamin Franklin to bring one of the first real magazines to America. On this day, February 16, 1741, Benjamin Franklin published his first original-content magazine, The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle for all the British Plantations in America.
Answer:
General Magazine <3
Explanation:
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"What about now? Is art still important? To answer that question, we need to look at the art that is created in the world now. Consider an artist like Cheri Samba. Samba is a native of the Democratic Republic of Congo. His country has struggled with bloody civil wars and corrupt governments for decades. In July 2006, the people of Congo were finally granted an open, multi-party election for the first time in over 40 years. "
After what words should you pause to express the meaning in a rhetorical or open-ended question?
Answer:
after native and congo
Explanation:
Answer:
1) Indeed, art has helped to create and document history. In some cases, this was intentional in other cases, unintentional. The results, however, are the same. From the cave drawings (also known as parietal art) to the Sistine Chapel ceiling paintings by Michael Angelo, we find history created and documented.
One thing the parietal arts tell us about human beings is that we have a deep-seated need to communicate. Documented history is communicating an event that has happened.
2) A Rhetorical question is usually put forward not to elicit a direct answer but in most cases to stimulate thinking. It can also be put forward as a prompt to create a conversation. This is why it is important and intelligent to pause after hearing or reading a rhetorical question. An example of a rhetorical question is "how could I be so careless?"
3)
The cause is the reason something occurred and the effect is the outcome of what happened.
Sometimes questions are put in Cause and Effect format to help us think. In trying to establish the relationship between the cause and the effect, we come to understand the real reason for the cause, not just the cause. An example of a Cause and Effect questions is:
"Why would David decapitate Goliath after he confronted the Israelites?"
4) Open-ended questions are questions that require one to apply their mind to the question before answering. They require an explanation that has at least two or more points which in turn creates room for more questions.
In contrast, closed-ended questions usually end with a sentence with no room for further intelligible questioning.
An example of a closed-ended question is:
"How old are you?" (This one is most likely to end with a number or figure).
An example of open-ended questions are: "Can you tell me about yourself?"
5) "Between the lines" questions can help us understand and comprehend the deep and more intricate purpose behind art especially when it comes to poetry, drama, or storytelling.
When the reason in a statement is obvious or direct, it lacks the aesthetic quality, is void of semantic or notional content which stimulates thinking, reasoning, and the tonic which appeals to the intellect.
6) Works Progress Administration (WPA) is was an operation, initiated and funded by the government.
The initiative created employment for hundreds of artists and involved over 100 art centers.
Besides being employed, the initiative gave expression and recognition to a lot of artists, fostered greater a community 'spirit' within the associations of artists.
7) Savvy writers usually help the reader to easily comprehend a difficult, atypical, or new word, by leaving a clue that relates to the context in which the word is used. An example of the application of a context clue is: "John Horla, the most celebrated event planner in the United Sova, worked two weeks non-stop on the details of the wedding. Little wonder it turned out, according to the attendees, to be, in the history Zuma, a wedding of astronomically idyllic proportions." The highlighted phrase above provides the reader with a clue to what "Idyllic" means.
8) The topic evokes the need to lend clarity to the assertion.
The topic of whether or not a Quilt is art is circumstantial.
Regardless of what that activity is, if it involves the creative and innovative use of skill, and imagination to intentionally create something (visual or auditory), then it can be described as
A quilt producing company, for instance, may not be regarded as an art company if its quilts lack any evidence of creativity. However, if that same company invests in ensuring that every quilt is unique, handwoven, contains pictures that tell stories, such a quilt maker may be considered an artist.
9)
A) Art will always be important and relevant. As long as there is a need to
communicate, entertain, and document history, art will always remain relevant. Cheri Samba is a contemporary artist from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). His paintings depict everyday-life events in his home country and are featured in reputable collections abroad such as in Paris as well as the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
The stories he tells through his paintings will speak to a future audience about what is currently happening in the DRC.
B) It's proper to pause and listen to the respondents' answers after an open-ended question. After a rhetorical question, however, you pause to allow the audience to get a hang of the intended message in the question.
10) Chronicles are a record or documentary evidence of things that happened in the past according to the timelines of such events.
A testament is also an account or document of something specifying facts, or events. When giving an account of an event, it is logical to recount them in chronological order (that is the order of time in which the event occurred) for ease of comprehension
3. What type of irony is shown in the story "The Sniper"? *
(1 Point)
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Answer:
situational irony
Explanation:
the outcome is unexpected and the read and characters in the book both didn't expect it
Which of the following is a good research question?
Select one:
Will the world run out of fuel?
Where do fuel sources come from?
What country makes the most money from fuel sources?
What are the best options for finding alternative sources of fuel?
Can someone pls help me
Answer:
I think it will be the second one where do fuel sources come from.
Explanation:
I’m am so so sorry if im wrong! please tell me if I’m write.
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement about the elements of a research plan.
refer to how you are going to perform your research.
drive the research.
You should have a sufficient amount of reliable
Edgy2020
Answer:
1. Research methods
2. Research questions
3. Sources
Explanation:
it's right on edgen
Research methods refer to how you are going to perform your research.
What do you mean by research methods?Explanatory research is the most common type of research method and is responsible for establishing cause-and-effect relationships that allow generalisations to be extended to similar realities.
There are two main categories of research methods: qualitative research methods and quantitative research methods. Quantitative research methods involve using numbers to measure data.
There are four main types of Quantitative research: Descriptive, Correlational, Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental, and Experimental Research. attempts to establish cause- effect relationships among the variables.
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"Remember that a rose can grow out of a crack in the sidewalk. You can be that rose.” Explain how this quote conveys to empowerment.
Answer: It explains that even from the unlikeliest of places, life can grow. Even in the toughest of conditions, you can still grow for the better.
The quote about a rose growing from a sidewalk crack implies that individuals have the inner strength to overcome adversity and thrive, symbolizing empowerment. This metaphor highlights resilience and encourages people to believe in their potential despite their environment.
It conveys empowerment by suggesting that even in adverse or unlikely conditions, growth and beauty can occur. It encourages individuals to see beyond their current circumstances and recognize their potential to thrive despite challenges. Just as a rose can push through concrete, a symbol of resiliency and determination, individuals can also persevere and succeed no matter their environment. This metaphor emphasizes the unexpected places where beauty and strength can be found and serves as an inspirational message of hope and empowerment.
The concept of empowerment is tied to the notion that individuals have the strength within them to overcome obstacles and achieve great things. The reference to a rose growing from a crack in a sidewalk represents triumph against odds. Furthermore, the message implies that one's surroundings do not define their ability to flourish; with the right mindset, support, and self-belief, anyone can 'grow' and make a positive impact on their own lives and the world around them. The quote is a call to action, encouraging people to tap into their inner strength and transform their circumstances, just like the rose transforms the landscape of the sidewalk.
When summarizing a text, what should you note from each paragraph?
A. Its main idea
B. Its length compared to the introduction
C. Any unfamiliar words
D. Its sentence structure
Volunteers serving alcohol at a special event must:
Answer:Must check for if the attendee is over the age of 21 by a black x on the back of the hand
Explanation:
How does the use of repetition affect the narrator’s tone in this passage?
It creates a dark and mysterious tone.
It creates a playful and caring tone.
It creates a serious and academic tone.
It creates a sarcastic and humorous ton
Do you have the passage?
Answer:
It’s b it create a playful and caring tone
Explanation:
That’s what it stayed throughout the whole passage
how to start off writing and counter argument?
Answer:Guns are needed for home protection
Explanation: so if someone said gun usage should stop . a counter argumant is agast a thesis argumant so you will give a reason why guns are needed .
To write a counter argument, start by introducing the opposing view, then summarize and refute it with evidence and reasoning, and conclude by reasserting your thesis.
To start off writing a counter argument, it's important to first introduce the opposing viewpoint in a way that shows you understand it. Begin your paragraph with phrases such as "Some may argue..." or "Opponents of this view claim..." to clarify that you are presenting an opposing perspective. This introduction sets the stage for you to then summarize the counterclaims before addressing them.
After summarizing, immediately show empathy for the opposing view, and follow up by refuting the counterclaims with your own reasoning and evidence. Make sure your rebuttal is clear and directly disagrees with the counter argument, providing a thorough explanation of why the counterclaim is problematic or less compelling than your own argument. Finally, conclude the paragraph by linking back to your thesis and summarizing your stance, reinforcing the strength of your position.
Writing a counter argument is a critical thinking exercise that involves understanding the opposition, effectively summarizing their points, and systematically debunking them with solid evidence and logic.
what crime does kevin tell leo he has committed that has caused the students at mica area high school to shun him?
Answer:
All the students at Mica Area High School shun Leo for committing the crime of linking himself to Stargirl, during lunch Kevin's the only person who still talks to Leo.
The crime Kevin tell Leo he has committed that has caused the students at Mica Area High School to shun him is that he has "linked" himself with an unpopular person. He doesn't deserve this only because he can't control the way he feels about her and not everyone in school is going to be popular so it doesn't really matter who's relationship it is.
Who is Kevin Quinlan?Kevin Quinlan is an 11th-grader at Mica Area High School in Arizona. He and Leo are the creators of the popular show Hot Seat, which they film in their school and air on local TV.
Outgoing and vivacious, Kevin is comfortable in the spotlight and hosts the TV show. Kevin is also one of the few students who regularly attends the school football games. Kevin is a member of the Loyal Order of the Stone Bone, the group of kids who regularly visit a local paleontologist, Archie, for learning and advice. Stargirl is the story of how people respond to one person, Stargirl Caraway. Kevin's response to Stargirl reflects that of most of his classmates.
At first, he finds her behavior odd and laughable, and watches her from a distance.
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Describe ONE way in which Xu's argument was influenced by
long-standing Asian cultural traditions.
Answer: One way that Xu's argument was influenced was by the moral nature of the women in that era.
Explanation:
The women were modest, reserved, and always honest. In addition, they were always meek, loving, warm, humane, and gentle in their marriages and to others. Xu stated that these things were innate in our endowment. He believed that through transformation and being fulfilled was through this practice.
He also stated that if these traits were not cultivated in ones self that the virtue would not be established.
One way through which the argument of Xu was influenced by the long standing traditions of the Asian culture was through the morality and good behavior of the women in that era.
It should be noted that the women were honest, reserved, caring, kind and modest.The women were also welcoming and willing to help others. It was believed that these behaviors and values were long-standing Asian cultural traditions and was seen in the women.In conclusion, Xu's argument showed that traditions play a vital role in one's behavior.
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What went through Pony’s head when he was waiting for Johnny? in outsiders chapter 5
Answer:
he was thinking about dally's death
Explanation:
Maybe Johnny had been gone a whole week and I had just slept. Maybe he had already been worked over by the fuzz and was waiting to get the electric chair since he wouldn't tell where I was.
Pony’s head when he was waiting for Johnny
In an effort to blend in and disguise their appearances, Johnny cuts and bleaches Ponyboy's hair; Ponyboy in turn cuts Johnny's hair. Following Dally's orders, they stay inside the church and pass the time playing poker and reading aloud from Gone with the Wind.
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what does a predicate noun mean ?
Answer:
Explanation:
A noun
is college necessary for a successful future? explain why you think it is or isn't.
Answer:No
Explanation:
College doesn’t teach u how to file taxes or raise a kid. College doesn’t teach u how to sell a house and flip houses, u gotta learn that in ur own.
You ....
be 18 to see that film
O
shouldn't
should
must
mustn't
Answer:
You must be 18 to see that film.