Is a college degree worth incurring significant debt?

Answer:I think it is

Explanation:

You have a life time to pay it back

A college degree can be worth incurring significant debt, depending on the field and job prospects. The wage advantage varies across different majors, making it important to consider potential earnings. However, a college degree offers benefits beyond just monetary value.

A college degree can be worth incurring significant debt, depending on the field and job prospects. While the average college graduate earns a higher wage compared to non-graduates, the wage advantage varies across different majors. In fields where the wage advantage is smaller, it may not seem worth it to incur significant debt. However, a college degree can provide more than just monetary benefits, such as personal growth, networking opportunities, and access to specialized knowledge and skills.

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PLEASE HELP!! NEED THEM IN NOW!! 40 POINTS

Which statement is an opinion?

A) The loose leaf is ragged at the edges.

B) On Family Night, there is no homework.

C) Kids have lost four unstructured hours a week.

D) It is enormously satisfying to do nothing once in a week.

Which of the following statement is a fact?

A) Most adults do not want to stand in line at a theme park.

B) A week of enforced boredom is a gift.

C) There is a free-time movement website.

D) Restful summers are gone for good.

Read the following story:
Jubilant banners waved down Main Street as, in the
distance, a brass band struck up a Sousa march. Small
children with painted faces carried red, white, and blue
balloons as they perched on their fathers' shoulders to
have a better view. Two clowns in garish dress emerged
from a fire engine bedecked in trailing ribbons.
Which best describes the impact of the story's setting?
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A. The parade creates a festive, happy mood.
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B. The children will be frightened by the clowns.
O
O
C. The town's businesses are located on Main Street.
D. The clowns will pass out candy to the children.

PLEASE ANSWER!!

Read the passage and answer the questions.

"Everyday Things"

Often, we do not scrutinize the little things that make our lives easier. We do not really recognize the value of the simple luxuries we enjoy today. When was the last time you thought about how much easier your life is because of . . . the wooden pencil in your hand? Living in a land of plenty like America makes us easy prey for ingratitude. We should show some appreciation for the little everyday things, like wooden pencils, that make written communication easier.



The wooden pencil first dates back to 17th century Europe. The first wooden pencils were eraserless. Imagine the anxiety of making mistakes! It was not until the American Civil War years that erasers were added to wooden pencils. Lead pencils date back to early Roman times, when Romans wrote with lead styluses. We still call them "lead" pencils, but actually, what is inside the modern–day pencil is graphite. Early pencils were merely long sticks of graphite inserted into wooden sticks that had been hollowed out by hand. Pencils were not mass–produced until 1662 in Nuremberg, Germany. In 1762, George Washington used a three–inch pencil to survey the Ohio Territory. In 1812, William Monroe, a cabinetmaker of Concord, Massachusetts, began to mass–produce wooden pencils in America.



Even the color of the pencil today is significant. In the 19th century, China was renowned for producing the best graphite in the world. Pencil makers in the U.S. wanted to convey to consumers that they only used Chinese graphite. Therefore, they painted them yellow, a color the Chinese associate with respect and royalty. This way, American manufacturers let their buyers know that they used Chinese graphite exclusively. It is amazing how such a tradition has a profound effect on something as mundane, yet important, as pencil production. Seventy–five percent of all pencils produced in America today are yellow. Now that you know the history of that little, yellow–painted graphite stick in your hand, remind yourself once in a while to be thankful for the everyday things that people so long ago did without.

Microwave Ovens
I never thought about my microwave oven until it stopped working one day. I pressed start and then a strange silence, not a steady, busy hum, ensued. It was an essential part of my 20–minute lunch period until the day it retired unannounced. For a week, I battled with messy saucepans and sticky wooden spoons to heat my lunch each day. When I finally bought a new microwave, I vowed never to take for granted this great convenience of modern life.



The following question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A:

In the section titled "Microwave Ovens," what made the microwave oven such an "essential part" of the author's lunch period?

The author had only a short lunch period, and it was difficult to clean up dishes after heating lunch using saucepans.

The meals made for microwaves came pre-packaged, making it easy to consume in a short amount of time.

The microwave had settings that were perfect for reheating leftovers the author brought to work from home.

The microwave cooked things much faster than the traditional toaster oven that it had replaced.

Who teaches Helen to spell the word doll?
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A. Miss Sullivan
O
B. Helen's brother
O
C. Helen's mother
O
D. A spelling book

What are two elements that belong in literary text summaries?

the most important difference between an outline and a finished piece of writing

Which quote from chapter 23 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn contains sarcasm?

Which branch of government makes laws?

what caused Frida to develop her interest in becoming a painter​

Based on your understanding of rhetorical technique, which three methods did Paine use to present his argument?

A. Metaphors
B. Hyperbole
C. Similes
D. Persuasive language




THE ANSWER IS A.B.D

What technique does the author use to begin the exposition of the plot of this story?
A) dialogue
B) hyperbole
C) imagery
D) plot

Story on those who live in glass house should not throw stones

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Item 5

How can the sentences be combined to most clearly show contrast?


Maria enjoys reading books. Marcel prefers playing sports.



Because Maria enjoys reading books, Marcel prefers playing sports.


As Maria enjoys reading books, Marcel prefers playing sports.


Maria enjoys reading books, but Marcel prefers playing sports.


Maria enjoys reading books, and Marcel prefers playing sports.

What can be included in types of third-person point of view?

A.)ordinary and obtrusive

B.)incessant and incremental

C.)obstructive and intrusive

D.)omniscient and objective

I just finished the test and the answer was D.

What does the coroner
say about Julia's death?

hoose the correctly written sentence.

While I was climbing up to the roof, the ladder slipped and made me fall.
While climbing to the roof, the ladder slipped and made me fall.
All of the above
None of the above

A city slave is almost a freeman, compared with a slave on the plantation. He is much better fed and clothed, and enjoys privileges altogether unknown to the slave on the plantation. There is a vestige of decency, a sense of shame, that does much to curb and check those outbreaks of atrocious cruelty so commonly enacted upon the plantation.
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atrocious: adj. terribly brutal, barbaric, or especially horrifying

Based on the passage and the definition of atrocious, what effect does that word have that the word bad would not?

A. Atrocious explains how extreme the cruelty was beyond the idea that it was bad.
B. Atrocious provides less information about the cruelty than the word bad would.
C. Atrocious and bad would both affect the reader, but bad would be more specific.

We wanted to raise money, our class needed a new computer. Is this a run on sentence or a compound sentence

The settlers in the westward movement started in the east, and then they moved in wagon trains across trails like the Oregon Trail to the west" is an an example of a ___________ sentence.


clause

cause and effect

conjunction

compound

simple

Which two elements of narrative nonfiction can you identify in this excerpt from “My Brother Paul” by Theodore Dreiser?

"I realize I don't know very much. None of us knows very much. But we can all learn more. Then we can teach one another. We can stop denying reality or hoping it will go away by magic." why does Octavia Butler say this

The root for terrible is tear . TrueFalse

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 questions

1. In "A Cub Pilot," Twain describes what happened to him by writing, " It was a good enough lesson, but learned the hard way."

How does Twain's use of the phrase "good enough lesson" affect the memoir?


It makes it clear that Twain recognizes the value of what Bixby taught him.

It demonstrates that Twain later played the same trick on others to teach them.

It indicates that Twain helped plan the prank that the others played on him.

It shows that Twain still does not fully understand the meaning of the incident

2.
Which excerpt from "A Cub Pilot" by Mark Twain develops the author's point of view?


"This was almost an affront. It was about the plainest and simplest crossing in the whole river. One couldn't come to any harm, whether he ran it right or not; and as for depth, there had never been any bottom there."


"A pilot must have a memory, but there are two higher qualities which he must also have."


"Therefore pilots wisely train these cubs by various strategic tricks to look danger in the face a little more calmly."


"It was a good enough lesson, but learned the hard way. Yet about the hardest part of it was that for months I so often had to hear a phrase which I conceived a particular distaste for. It was, 'Oh, Ben, if you love me, back her!'"

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1. Answer the following question: Do you generally prefer the book or the film of the
same story? Why?

2. Describe a person about whom you could say: The world would be a better place if
there were more people like him/her.

3. Do you think that children these days have a better or worse childhood than your
parents’ generation?

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How long ago did these things happen in
your life? Complete the sentences. Use ago.
1 I was born 3 years ago
2 I started school Zuy
3 I had breakfast du potas
4 The school holidays ended
5 Christmas was
6 I wrote a test
7 I started this exercise
8 My last birthday was
Past simple​

A ____ changes the meaning of a word.

which conclusion about Pau Amma does this experct support?

Which of the following sentences uses sequential organization?
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A. First, students must fill out their health forms completely. Then,
they must head to the gym for orientation.
O
B. Turn left at the gas station, and you should see the school on the
right
O
C. I enjoy eating both fruits and vegetables, but I enjoy fruits better
because they taste sweeter.
O
D. If you find the room is too warm, open a window or turn on a fan.

hoose the correctly written sentence.

While I was climbing up to the roof, the ladder slipped and made me fall.
While climbing to the roof, the ladder slipped and made me fall.
All of the above
None of the above

How does the rhetorical appeal used in these excerpts from Queen Elizabeth's Address to the Troops at libury and
Response to Parliament's Request That She Marry compare?
Both use an appeal to logos by providing a reason to support her purpose.
Both use an appeal to ethos by providing a reason why she should be trusted.
O Both use an appeal to logos by encouraging her audience to show strength
Both use an appeal to ethos by listing credentials to support her credibility