Please answer quick! Romeo and Juliet

Answer:

A) to describe the way the human body physically responds to stress

Explanation:

The excerpt does not describe a specific type of stress, so options B, C and D are already discarded since there's no mention of the type of stress that it would be.

Instead, the text actually gives us a detailed description of how our body works in a situation (any situation) of stress in a very detailed and interesting way.

The best answer for this question would be:

To achieve your dreams, you have to exercise, practice, and make good choices.

In this big idea, the path to success leads to a lot of practice and a lot of training from life experiences and even lessons from different people, with that you can be able to make good choices.

Answer:

A successful individual is one who works hard and helps others.

Explanation:

This is correct because one must work hard to be successful and helping others is also a key to success.

Final answer:

Arduous means requiring effort and hard work. It refers to strenuous or difficult tasks. Examples include climbing a mountain or studying for a challenging exam.

Explanation:

Arduous is an adjective that means requiring a lot of effort and hard work, strenuous, or difficult. It is often used to describe tasks, journeys, or activities that are physically or mentally demanding.

For example, climbing a steep mountain can be described as an arduous trek due to the intense physical exertion and perseverance required.

Similarly, studying for a challenging exam like the SAT can be considered arduous because of the extensive preparation and focus needed.

Final answer:

The evidence indicating Hrothgar’s hall's fame is expressed in the hall's uniqueness and the extent of its renown, as highlighted in the passage's descriptors of its majesty and brilliance.

Explanation:

The excerpts from the passage that provide the strongest evidence that Hrothgar’s hall is famous throughout the lands are:

(b) “Nobody on earth knew of another building like it. Majesty lodged there, its light shone over many lands.” and

(c) “Their gallant escort guided them to that dazzling stronghold.”

These excerpts suggest the hall’s unique and grand nature, implying its fame and prominence. The mention that the majesty lodged in the hall and its light shone over many lands indicates the extensive reach and knowledge of the hall’s existence, while being guided to a “dazzling stronghold” emphasizes the hall’s impressive and widely recognized stature.

Answer:

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Explanation:

Answer:

he is as it is a tradition but i believe it to be A

Explanation: it seems the most logical

Answer:

Sir Gawaini one of the knights of King Arthur's Round Table. Once, he accepts a challenge from the  "Green Knight".

Explanation:

As a Sir Gawaian is a knight, he must follow and obey some rules of chivalry, one of the rules is to respect his host, but also to obey and do anything a laidy asks. Sir Gawaian is in the middle of this situation, he must decide if honour his host or do what the damsel wants. Finally, he decides to fail to his host but to honour the lady. Now, and as a consequence of his decision he is not virtuous anymore and he lost his honour.

Where will announcements about school closures be made?

Final answer:

The only pilgrim not described in Geoffrey Chaucer's 'Prologue' of The Canterbury Tales is Geoffrey Chaucer the weaver, which is a trick answer as there is no weaver by that name; the author provides a fictionalized version of himself but does not introduce a 'weaver' character.

Explanation:

In the "Prologue" of The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, the only pilgrim not described is Geoffrey Chaucer the weaver. This is an interesting point, considering that Geoffrey Chaucer the author is narrating the tales and describes an array of other pilgrims with great detail, from their appearance to their behaviors and professions.

Notably, Chaucer the author does provide a fictionalized version of himself as a character within the tales, but he does not introduce a 'weaver' by the name of Geoffrey Chaucer, making option c a trick answer. The tales include descriptions of various pilgrims, such as the Prioress with her tender heart and the Beguins with their distinct clothing, yet Chaucer the author remains a somewhat detached observer, opting not to describe a weaver persona.

In contrast, characters like the nuns and Harry Bailly, the host of the Tabard inn who proposes the storytelling contest, are given elaborate introductions. This unique omission serves as a narrative technique, allowing Chaucer to insert himself into the storytelling framework while retaining a degree of authorial anonymity.

Answer: The affix "vorac" means "swallow".

Explanation: "Vorac" is an affix because it can be attached to different roots in order to form new words. Moreover, it comes from Latin and it means "swallow". "Voracious" is an adjective used to describe someone as having a strong appetite or wanting great amounts of food; therefore, it is related to the action of swallowing. Another word that is formed with the affix "vorac" is "voracity".

Answer:

  The Aeneid.

Explanation:

  The Portuguese epic poem was first published in 1572 and is regarded as the most important work of Portuguese literature. It is frequently compared with Virgil´s Aeneid. It celebrates the discovery of the sea route to India by the explorer Vasco Da Gama.

  The Aeneid tells the story of Aeneas a Trojan who traveled to Italy, where he became the ancestor of the Romans. It is one of the greatest works of Latin literature.

  I hope this answer helps you.

Introduction

“Bang,” “Bang,” “Bang, BANG BANG.” Kate awoke with a sudden startle. She had Just escaped the small aircraft the night before; she fell asleep while she was waiting for others to escape. “BANG,” another bullet was fired. She rose to her knees when it hit her; she was not wearing the T-shirt and jeans as the night before. Instead, she was dressed in vintage black heels and a 40’s black swing dress with a red plaid decoration on it. She was mostly upset about the heels because she was 5 inches too tall to wear heels. She peered over the bushes, yet the plane was still the same and people were still trapped in it in need of food, shelter, and freedom from the bubble they were trapped in.  

    Something was different though, other than her attire; the airport they were at was titled Chandler Municipal Airport AR. She was no longer in the City of Brotherly Love; she was in Arizona! She tried not to panic, but she couldn’t stay to wait any longer. To be out and exposed for so long was dangerous. She needed protection, food, and a new mirror for the next force field edge she encountered. She turned away from the airport, filled with fear and guilt. But there was an African American man directly behind her wearing a black suit and red tie. Next to him was a small brown French bulldog.

    “And just where do you think you are going?” asked the deep voice. It was followed by a small bark.  

    It was Mr. Jacks for sure. She could tell her neighbors voice from anywhere. The elderly man was spiffier than she has ever seen him. He waddled closer and thanked her for the message of how to get out, but there were no more mirrors on the plane for anyone else to get out.

    “BANG!” another shot went off followed by others. Kate, Mr. Jacks, And Chiwawa the French bulldog hid in the tall grass to avoid being spotted.

    “Get down Mr. Jacks or they will see us.” Kate whispered

    “I’m not as young as a used to be you know. I only had had a knee problem for 40 years. If I get down, there aint no getting up.” Mr. Jacks responded hastily.  

    “Count, (H)adence, Count!” yelled a strong voice, followed by a group chanting “Hut, toop, threep, fourp. Hut, toop, threep, fourp.”  The man shouted “Flight, halt” followed by a “Bout’ (H)ace.”

    Kate peered her head over the grasses to view the action. The group of soldiers were all wearing pale green hard hats and alike uniforms. The group moved sharply and smartly to the rear. Kate saw one man wearing a peeked hat in front of the group. It was an officer with many ribbons and awards attached to his uniform.

    The Sergeant who was shouting earlier fell in beside the group and commanded “Pre-sent, (H)arms.”  

    The Captain in front of the group took the command of the flight, “Under my command, (H)order, (H)arms.”  

    The officer then began to speak, “Remember those who fought for our country and died. Remember those who won our freedom. We will not let a blue boarder let Japan and the Soviets bring down this country. For we, are America. For we, fight. For we, win. We do this to remember those and give life to the future…”

    Kate saw tears falling from Mr. Jacks eyes. Kate believed Mr. Jacks was a hard-old man who never cried.

    “Amen!” he shouted, interrupting the Captain’s speech.

    The flight of soldiers turned toward Kate and began to fire their rifles in alert, assuming that they were spies for the enemies.

Answer:

The author appeals to ethos by saying that the declaration's signers are sensible men who are not taking the change lightly

Explanation:

Ethos is one of the three different ways to appeal to the readers or the audience's emotions, this pretends to convince them about the author or the person that is being mentioned's credibility. Here it is about the credibility of the declaration's signer, the people who pass the law in favor of the people and manage the government system.

The phrase uses hyphens incorrectly in two-quarters. Thus the correct option is C.

A hyphen (-) is a type of punctuation that connects words or portions of words, or it can be used to denote a word break at the end of a line of text. It is frequently used to break off words at the end of lines of text, to separate words in a phrase, and to form compound words.

A word break at the end of a line of text is also indicated with a hyphen. When the word "coat" ends on the same line as the word "arms," as in the phrase "coat-of-arms," a hyphen is used to indicate that the word "arms" continues on the following line of text.

The terms ex-b and self-cleaning uses hyphen correctly by breaking the verb and two-quarters uses hyphens incorrectly. Therefore, option C  is appropriate.

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Once a maths teacher gave us a homework assignment and we had big trouble understanding the exercises. The good thing was one old man saw us  in this predicament an helped us to understand the topic then we realized that the old man was a retired engineer. All of us got excellent grades and were very contented. The bad thing was that the oldman got very sick but we went to visit him at the hospital.

Answer:

Explanation:

"The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd" is a poem, written by Walter Raleigh, which was intended to be a response to a poem written by Christopher Marlowe called "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love".

The following excerpt from Raleigh's poem exemplifies that the nymph would follow the shepherd if youth never gave way to old age:

But could youth last and love still breed,

Had joys no date nor age no need,

Then these delights my mind might move

To live with thee and be thy love.

While the concept of consequences that follow actions can be found in numerous instances within the poem, with the following as an example:

The flowers do fade, and wanton fields,

To wayward winter reckoning yields,

A honey tongue, a heart of gall,

Is fancy’s spring, but sorrow’s fall.

Answer:

If youth never gave way to old age

If consequences did not follow actions

Explanation:

correct on odyssey

In David Eggers' book, Zeitoun runs a construction company. So, the correct options for 1, 2, 3 and 4 are True; False; True; False respectively.

In David Eggers' novel on the Zeitoun family's tribulations during and after Hurricane Katrina, Zeitoun manages a painting and contracting business, which is a kind of construction enterprise. Zeitoun never left the city because there was never an order to do so.

His wife and children did evacuate, despite his desire to keep an eye on their property. Despite the fact that most people were aware of the impending hurricane, they relaxed when it avoided them directly. It went by New Orleans to the east. That did not, however, stop the severe flooding that wreaked havoc on the city in the days that followed.

Thus, the correct options for 1, 2, 3 and 4 are True; False; True; False respectively

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Your question is incomplete, most probably the compleet question is:

Identify the following statements as true or false.

The correct answer is B). Description.

MacGregor mainly engages the reader through the use of a DESCRIPTION.

The author is describing to detail the chronometer and what it produces in the 19th century. This description engages the reader to be more interested in the topic. The description goes on with the example of the Great Western Railway of 1840 and the application of standard time.

A description is a statement where someone gives the characteristics of something or a person, detailing aspects of the individual or the situation.

"The correct answer is D. Alice thinks names should always mean something, while Humpty Dumpty thinks they can just be pretty.

This question is based on the characters from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass," the sequel to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." In the story, Alice and Humpty Dumpty have a conversation about names and their meanings. Here's the reasoning behind the correct

A. Alice is indeed interested in talking to Humpty Dumpty, and Humpty Dumpty does not seem particularly bored by her. In fact, they engage in a lengthy conversation about semantics and the meanings of words.

B. While Alice does attempt to be polite, Humpty Dumpty is not necessarily very rude. He is portrayed as quite arrogant and believes he is the master of words, but he does not exhibit overt rudeness towards Alice during their conversation.

C. Alice does spend time at Humpty Dumpty's wall, and Humpty Dumpty does not express fear of being late. Instead, he falls off the wall, which is a significant event in the story and is unrelated to being late.

D. This option directly references the conversation between Alice and Humpty Dumpty about the meaning of names. Alice believes that names should have meanings, while Humpty Dumpty argues that names can be chosen simply because they are pretty. This difference in opinion is a central point in their dialogue and reflects the themes of language and meaning that Carroll explores in the book.

Therefore, the correct answer is D, as it accurately captures the thematic difference between Alice and Humpty Dumpty as presented in the text."

Answer:

Boy Who Cried Wolf

Explanation:

One folktale I was told when I was younger was the boy who cried wolf. Long story short, a farm boy was sent to the woods to make sure no wolf would go on the farm and eat the sheep. If he did, then he would cry "WOLF" out loud, and all of the men would come and scare away or kill the wolves. The boy wanted to pull some tricks and called wolf when there wasn't. After a few times doing that, the men got fed up, and stopped going to the boy when he cried wolf. But when there was a wolf, and when he yelled for help, no one came. Killing the boy. This was the story that was told to me. The moral of the story was when someone constantly lies, you loose trust in others

After jumping off the Hogwarts Express, Albus and Scorpius ended up in the Forbidden Forest where they met Delphi who misled them about their actions' consequences. As a result, they continued their plan to steal the Time-Turner.

After jumping off the Hogwarts Express, Albus and Scorpius found themselves in the Forbidden Forest. Using Albus's wand they sent up sparks to call for help, but instead attracted Delphi who lied and told them that they had changed the timeline. This caused them to continue their plan to steal the Time Turner from inside Headmaster Snape's office.

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Answer:

A is the answer

Explanation:

Answer:

Clustering is the right answer.

Explanation:

The pun 'old skiers never die they just go downhill' employs the double meaning of 'go downhill' - the idiomatic expression implying worsening conditions, and the literal meaning referring to the action of skiing, thus creating a humorous implication that old skiers simply continue skiing downhill.

The sentence 'old skiers never die they just go downhill' is a pun, a form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term, or of similar-sounding words, for an intended humorous or rhetorical effect. In this case, the pun is based on the literal and the idiomatic meaning of the phrase 'go downhill'. Normally, 'go downhill' is an idiom implying that things are becoming worse or declining in quality. However, in the context of skiing, 'go downhill' literally describes the act of skiing down slopes. So, the sentence is using this duality to convey a comical picture, suggesting that old skiers do not cease to exist, they just continue skiing downhill.

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Someday I'll visit these countries: France, Italy, and Japan. is the sentence has correct punctuation, hence option D is correct.

Punctuation is used in language that makes it effective and breaks the paragraph and sentence to be easily understandable by the reader, this is a sign included in the written text for easy understanding.

There is some common punctuation used while writing a text: Colons and semi-colons, exclamation marks and quotation marks, capital letters and full stops, question marks, and commas.

In the given sentence "Someday I'll visit these countries: France, Italy, and Japan" correctly use punctuation commas, and colons.

Therefore, "Someday I'll visit these countries: France, Italy, and Japan" is the correct answer.

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