the correct answer should be B
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Think about the novel or short story you read for Module Five. What does the
resolution tell you about the future of the protagonist? Cite quotations and page numbers from your novel or short story that support your ideas.
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Which type of appeal is used in the following psa slogan? "Click it or Ticket
What are the common elements of a campaign advertisement?
which identifies the intent of the media and explains it’s relationship to the factual content PLEASE HELP FAST
what advantages do images have over printed text in journalistic reporting?
Images in journalistic reporting process faster than text, transcend language barriers, and effectively convey powerful messages, making them a vital aspect of modern journalism that can communicate complex stories quickly and universally.
Images in journalistic reporting have several advantages over printed text. One significant benefit is the rapid speed at which humans can process visual information. Studies indicate that visual images are processed thousands of times faster than text, making the delivery of news through images much more efficient and immediate. Moreover, images possess a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers, facilitating broader understanding and appeal.
Photographs and other visuals in journalism are not only effective in conveying powerful messages and emotions but also in aiding memory and retention of information. They can also initiate empathy and draw attention to important issues, as demonstrated by their impact on global news stories such as natural disasters and political events. Finally, visuals support metacognition and can easily span cultures and languages, unlike text that may require translation and is influenced by cultural contexts.
However, it's essential to approach news images critically, understanding they can be manipulated or present a biased perspective. Journalistic visuals must also be interpreted within context, as they may not always convey the full story or may emphasize certain aspects over others.
Read the following excerpt from the Venerable Bede's An Ecclesiastical History of the English People. In this excerpt, The author describes a period just after the Britons had repelled attacks by the Picts, a tribe of invaders from the north. Which lines most closely illustrate how Bede's religion influenced his view of events?
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In this excerpt from "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift, what is the narrator criticizing? Therefore I repeat, let no man talk to me of these and the like expedients, 'till he hath at least some glympse of hope, that there will ever be some hearty and sincere attempt to put them into practice. But, as to my self, having been wearied out for many years with offering vain, idle, visionary thoughts, and at length utterly despairing of success, I fortunately fell upon this proposal, which, as it is wholly new, so it hath something solid and real, of no expence and little trouble, full in our own power, and whereby we can incur no danger in disobliging England. For this kind of commodity will not bear exportation, and flesh being of too tender a consistence, to admit a long continuance in salt, although perhaps I could name a country, which would be glad to eat up our whole nation without it.
The narrator is criticizing England for not engaging in diplomatic relations with Ireland.
The narrator is criticizing English colonial practices in Ireland.
The narrator is criticizing England for not taking more advantage of its power over Ireland.
The narrator is criticizing the trade and export policies that Ireland has with England.
The narrator is criticizing England for being completely inhuman with regard to other nations and their people.
In at least one hundred words, how does the analogy help the reader to understand the meaning of the word arable in this excerpt?
Answer & Explanation:
This excerpt is from George Orwell's Animal Farm.
An analogy is a comparison of two words on one side to two words on another side. An analogy has to be consistent. So if one side says dead is to alive the other must match, with two words that are opposites, or antonyms. Clouded and vague are synonyms, which means that arable and fertile also have to be synonyms. Since the reader knows fertile means good land to plant crops on, we can say that arable means fertile, or good for planting crops on.
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My Dear Mother
You’re appreciated
I just wanted to say
You’ve precisely demonstrated patience and
Renovated my life because
You challenged me with unabated love, you
Loved me before I knew you
You communicated with regal biddings and
Withdrew fleshly indulgences to bear witness in my life
You pay a costly price for you
Willingly choose to sacrifice iniquity for godly devices
You are loved, and appreciated because you
Speak with wisdom and
Maintain a household in an orderly system, you
Instruct faithfully as you work, you
Are slow to shirk your authorities and
You do not eat the bread of idleness; you’re among the prudent minority, and you,
I just wanted to say
You. Are. Appreciated.
The poem provided does not appear to make sense when read backwards.
The lines of the poem are structured to convey a message of appreciation and admiration for the mother's qualities and actions, and they build upon each other to create a coherent and heartfelt tribute. Reading the poem in reverse would disrupt the logical flow of ideas and the emotional impact that the poem aims to achieve.When reading a poem, the order of the lines is crucial for understanding the intended meaning and the poetic devices used, such as rhyme, rhythm, and metaphor. The poem is a unidirectional expression of gratitude and respect, with each line contributing to the overall message.To illustrate why the poem does not make sense when read backwards, let's consider the last few lines when reversed:
You are appreciated, and loved because you speak with wisdom and Maintain a household in an orderly system, you Instruct faithfully as you work. Are slow to shirk your authorities and You do not eat the bread of idleness; you're among the prudent minority, and you, I just wanted to say You. Are. Appreciated. If we reverse these lines, the expressions of appreciation and the qualities being praised would be presented before the statement of intent I just wanted to say , which would confuse the reader and obscure the poem's message. The poem's structure and the sequence of its ideas are intentional and contribute to its overall impact.
In conclusion, the poem is meant to be read forwards to convey the message of appreciation and love for the mother figure. Reading it backwards would not only disrupt the poetic structure but also the emotional and logical coherence of the tribute.
Read the passage and answer the question that follows.
No matter what people say, every act of kindness is in fact purely selfish. Even large gifts to charity feel good to the giver. Whatever beneficial effects to others these gifts produce, it is the personal satisfaction that motivates them. However, this does not mean that charity does no good. On the contrary, selfishly motivated giving has done a lot of good in the world.
Which word or phrase from the passage signals a contrasting thought?
"No matter"
"Whatever"
"However"
"On the contrary"
The correct answer is on the contrary.
If something is contrary, it means that it is the opposite, completely different from something else. If you want to show a contrasting (opposing, different) thought, then you can use the phrase on the contrary. You can state one thing, add on the contrary, and then explain something completely different.
Answer:
"On the contrary"
Explanation:
In this passage, the expression "on the contrary" indicates the introduction of a contrasting thought. This is because the phrase signals that the previous idea will be in opposition to the idea that is about to be presented. In this case, the first idea states that charity does no good because it is selfish. However, the second statement introduces the contrasting thought that selfishly motivated giving actually does a lot of good in the world.
From "Song of the Open Road," where does Whitman believe individuals can find themselves?
A. On the open road
B. At a library
C. In a land of good fortune
D. In a world other than this one
Who is the target audience of this poster ?
A. People who are working in factories
B. People who are questioning the war
C. People who are fighting on the front lines
D. People who are seeking Employment
Answer:
A. People who are working in factories
Explanation:
The poster says "Every minute counts" and it is talking about production. It has nothing to do with war or the front lines. It's not about people seeking jobs since it's about those who are already working in production. When they say that every minute counts to make more destroyers, they are aiming that poster to people working in factories.
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Read this excerpt from We’ve Got a Job: The 1963 Children’s March.
Her father not only believed that integration was inevitable, he even tried to enlist Arnetta to make it happen. In September 1957, three years after the U.S. Supreme Court ordered racial integration of public schools, ACMHR tried to recruit young people to cross the education color barrier. Several families, including the Shuttlesworths, decided to participate. Arnetta was eleven years old then, and her father wanted her and her sister Joan to integrate a white school, too. The girls panicked. "We were little chickens," Arnetta said. "We cried and thought it was so unfair. We wanted no part of it."
How does the author use third-person narration in this excerpt?
A.to criticize individuals for their resistance to integration
B.to explain the obstacles to achieving integration
C.to describe the Supreme Court’s legal intervention
D.to reveal the heroism of children who integrated schools
Answer: the correct answer B. to explain the obstacles to achieving integration
Explanation: the author uses the third person to show how nervous are the children about their father's idea of integration.
Which sentence contains the correct use of a possessive pronoun?
A) The Amazon parrot that greets visitors in the lobby of the Houston Museum of Natural Science looks so similar to yours.
B) The Amazon parrot that greets visitors in the lobby of the Houston Museum of Natural Science looks so similar to your's.
C) The Amazon parrot that greets visitors in the lobby of the Houston Museum of Natural Science looks so similar to yours'.
D) The Amazon parrot that greets visitors in the lobby of the Houston Museum of Natural Science looks so similar to you'res.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter A. The Amazon parrot that greets visitors in the lobby of the Houston Museum of Natural Science looks so similar to yours.
Explanation:
Possessive pronouns indicates possession and are used for the purpose of replacing the noun contained in the sentence. The letter B "your's" it doesn't exist in english. The letter C "your's" is an incorrect way of spelling yours. But "yours" can be an Object Pronouns, that are always used on the final of the sentences. But in this case, it's a possessive pronoun. The letter "D" is totally incorrect, because instead of writting you're, they wrote your'res. For this reason the correct answer is letter A.
(1) When Benjamin Franklin was 22 years old, he opened a printing shop in Philadelphia. (2) There he published two popular periodicals. (3) They were the Philadelphia Gazette and Poor Richard’s. (4) The Philadelphia Gazette was a newspaper. (5) Poor Richard’s was an almanac. (6) Poor Richard’s was published once a year. (7) Poor Richard’s was a collection of miscellaneous information. (8) A feature of Poor Richard’s was advice about how to be happy. (9) The advice was also about how to be successful. (10) The advice was in the form of sayings, such as, “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” Which is the most effective way to combine sentences 4 and 5?
The Philadelphia Gazette was a newspaper; Poor Richard’s was an almanac is the most effective way to combine sentences 4 and 5.
What is sentences?The term sentence is to define the proper meaning of, to clarify. The sentence is the completeness of to clarify the proper meaning. The grammatical arranged to the represent are the writing style. The language was to convey to the thoughts, ideas, and the share the preferences.
According to the sentences was the combination of the two sentence as the create the new sentence. The sentence 4 was "The Philadelphia Gazette was a newspaper." and the sentence 5 "Poor Richard’s was an almanac". The sentence 4 and the sentence 5 as they creation the new sentence "The Philadelphia Gazette was a newspaper; Poor Richard’s was an almanac"
As a result, the Philadelphia Gazette was a newspaper; Poor Richard’s was an almanac is the most effective way to combine sentences 4 and 5.
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Which value is not one of Brutus’? A. stoicism B. loyalty C. ambition D. honor
Answer:
the answer is c. ambition i just got it
Explanation:
Answer:
C. ambition
Explanation:
What type of figurative language is "it speaks for itself"? For example: The facts speak for themselves.
Which of the following answers best describe the purpose of Philip K. Dicks short story The Gun?
A. to consider the aggressive tendencies of human nature
B. to discuss the implications of destructive technology
C. to create an understanding about weapons among the public
D. to give evidence of life existing on planets other than Earth
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the answer is a and b
Central City Zoo is small and outdated. The animals live in cramped, barred cages built in 1946. Any visitor can see the big cats pacing unhappily back and forth, day after day, and the apes prowling hopelessly in search of something interesting to climb. These animals have been entrusted to our care. If they could speak, they would plead for a better life. It is wrong not to give them one.
Which is the best way to format a direct quote from this passage?
Wilson states that it is wrong not to give the animals a better life. (1)
Wilson states that "It is wrong not to give the animals a better life." (1)
Wilson states that the animals clearly want a better life, and "it is wrong not to give them one" (1).
Wilson points out that the animals want a better life for themselves (1).
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The best way to format a direct quote from this passage is: Wilson states that the animals clearly want a better life, and "it is wrong not to give them one" (1).
A writer resorts to direct quotation when he/she takes the exact words that another author has used in a text or speech and puts them inside double quotation marks. The third option is the correct one because it includes the same words that Wilson wrote in his/her text and also because they are found around quotation marks. In contrast, the first and last options are incorrect because they do not include quotation marks. Moreover, although inverted commas are found in the second option, the writer included some words that Wilson has not used.
why did hillenbrand include both the triumphs of Louie and the ominous background of Japan in the same chapter
Which example supports the idea that Maya resembles her mother? A. Maya hardly remembers directions. B. Maya is bold and fearless like her. C. Maya likes to listen to the radio. D. Maya sings and talks to herself.The Summer of Rain by A. Gautam Maya looked at the overcast sky and hesitated before stepping out. She looked back to the bed where her little brother lay sleeping. Mihir had been in bed for the last two days. The fever had gone down, but he still appeared pale as buffalo's milk. His eyes were the color of turmeric powder. Although Mihir was eating and keeping his food down, Maya knew that he needed another dosage of medicine. The city doctor was far away, and Maya vaguely remembered his address. Maya rushed to the bed to feel Mihir's forehead one last time and decided to leave for the city. She had been unable to make up her mind the whole morning. I have to go now if I want to be home by sunset, Maya thought to herself and ordered her mind to be calm. After leaving several notes explaining the whereabouts of the food, juice, and herself all over Mihir's room, Maya wrapped the shawl tightly around her arms. She locked the house from the outside and left. After walking a few blocks, Maya remembered that she needed her rubber boots and umbrella. Maya said a few inaudible words of anger at her lack of attention, rushed back to the porch where she had left the umbrella and her boots, and resumed her journey with quicker steps. Maya had no idea that she could almost run in those awkward boots when she needed to. The whole time she was walking toward the city, Maya fretted over the important things she might have forgotten to do. Her feet mechanically moved in the direction of her destination. She failed to notice that not even stray dogs were out in this weather. It doesn't even feel like summer, Maya thought, wishing she had worn a jacket instead of her mother's shawl. The sun was nowhere to be seen among the grey clouds, and Maya had already lost the track of time. "In the monsoon months It rains to make me wet How to I console My one lonely heart?" Maya started singing so she would not feel alone. Now, she had understood why her mother always sang while doing chores. She would sing while doing dishes, cooking, or cleaning the house. Wow! Ma sings all the time, Maya realized. Because her mother sang so much, her house had felt unusually quiet without her. If I had brought along the radio, I would have at least known when they unblocked the roads! Maya laughed thinking of all the things she planned on carrying for one trip she was taking to the city. "Like I am going on a voyage!" she said out loud and thought about her mother who often spoke to herself—accidentally. "Take care of each other, we'll be back in two days," Maya remembered her mother's words. Two days have turned into four long ones, Ma! she thought and realized that her feet had carried her to the city. She found herself standing near the auto rickshaw stop and talking to several drivers. Only one driver agreed to take her all the way to Dr. Ram's clinic. Maya asked about the auto rickshaw fare in advance because she had to spare enough money for the medicine. She also asked him if he was certain about the location of the clinic. "The doctor Ram's clinic? Forty Rupees," the driver said and looked curiously at her. "And, I know about every street in Kathmandu." Only at that moment did she realize that it was not a good idea for a girl to get in an auto rickshaw alone. "No thanks! But, can you give me directions to go there?" she asked. "How about you split the fare with another customer going that way? It will take you at least two hours to get there on foot. I will make sure you share the seat with a lady," the driver said. Maya contemplated about the offer when an elderly woman approached the driver and asked him if he could take her to Thimi. "Hey, girl, the clinic is on the way to Thimi! I won't even charge you for the fare if the lady agrees. I will try to find a customer coming back this way so I can drop you here when you are done at the clinic. You can split the fare again. I am not this kind every day so hop in before it rains," the driver said, smiling. "Yeah. I don't mind, but you have to hurry up. It will rain soon," the woman persuaded Maya. "Will you put on the radio while we go there? I have to hear the news about the landslide," Maya asked the driver and climbed in to the auto rickshaw. "I didn't know people in the city are also nice like us." "Sure," the driver said as he started the engine and turned on the radio. "I am also from the countryside, though. Why is a young girl like you out alone in this weather anyway?" "My brother is sick. I have to get him medicine," Maya replied. As she carefully listened to the news on the radio, she smiled. The blockade was over. Now, her parents could be home by tonight. She hoped to be home before they did so she could give Mihir one more dose of the medicine.
The passage suggests that Maya is bold and fearless like her mother, as she decides to go out alone to get medicine for her brother.
Explanation:Based on the provided passage from "The Summer of Rain" by A. Gautam, the example that supports the idea that Maya resembles her mother is B. Maya is bold and fearless like her. While the text does mention that Maya sings and talks to herself, like her mother, it is her boldness and fearlessness in venturing out alone to get medicine for her brother that is a clear indication of her similarity to her mother. This trait is essential in the context of the story as it demonstrates Maya taking on a significant responsibility and showing courage, much like her mother likely would.
I darkened her eyes with kohl and the years fell away more; She was so pitifully young I could hardly believe she was to be married today.
Identify the word in the excerpt that has a connotative meaning and explain, in at least 150 words, the significance of the word, and whether the meaning holds a positive or a negative emotion.
Which line in this excerpt from Richard Connell's “The Most Dangerous Game” uses personification?
"The old charts call it `Ship-Trap Island,"' Whitney replied. “A suggestive name, isn't it? Sailors have a curious dread of the place. I don't know why. Some superstition—-"
"Can't see it," remarked Rainsford, trying to peer through the dank tropical night that was palpable as it pressed its thick warm blackness in upon the yacht.
"You've good eyes," said Whitney, with a laugh, "andI've seen you pick off a moose moving in the brown fall bush at four hundred yards, but even you can't see four miles or so through a moonless Caribbean night."
"Nor four yards," admitted Rainsford. "Ugh! It's like moist black velvet."
Answer: B) "Can't see it," remarked Rainsford, trying to peer through the dank tropical night that was palpable as it pressed its thick warm blackness in upon the yacht.
Explanation: personification is a figure of speech that consists in giving human characteristics to non human objects (or animals), in order to give an example of something or to create an image. From the given lines of "The Most Dangerous Game" the one that uses personification is the corresponding to option B, because it says that the night (non human object) was palpable and was pressing its blackness in upon the yacht (human characteristics).
How does the imagery of Sir Ralph’s reaction affect the mood of this stanza?
Sir Ralph the Rover tore his hair;
He curst himself in his despair;
The waves rush in on every side—
The ship is sinking beneath the tide.
A. Sir Ralph reacts in a dramatic, deeply unhappy way, creating an anguished mood.
B. Sir Ralph acknowledges that he is to blame for what happens, creating a mood of acceptance.
C. Sir Ralph is proud of what he did and does not realize the consequences of his actions, creating an arrogant mood.
D. Sir Ralph feels bad about what he did, and he begs forgiveness, which creates a repentant mood.
To qualify to work in the United States, immigrant workers must obtain a ____ . A)Social Security card
B)driver’s license
C)health card
D)visa
To qualify to work in the United States, immigrant workers must obtain a visa.
Who are immigrant?Immigrant are the newcomers in a foreign country.
What is a visa?A visa is the authorization granted to a newcomer to enter a foreign country.
Because to qualify to work in united States , an immigrant must have visa, that is authorized by the United States to work and to live in the land of United States. Visa is like a official stamp that is authorized to an immigrant for various purpose like, travelling, working, study, without a visa one is not allowed to enter and work in the foreign country like United States. Visa provides an immigrant to seek for employment and even helps in seeking for permanent residence in the US.
Hence the correct option is, D. visa.
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“Therefore I shall speak to you of love. Speak in the night. Speak before both night and love are gone—and the eye of day looks upon my sorrow and my shame; upon my blackened face; upon my burnt-up heart.”
What is the theme of the story within a story in Joseph Conrad’s “The Lagoon”?
A. People never understand another’s anguish.
B. Love is the greatest driving force in human decisions.
C. Bridging cultural differences is worth the effort.
D. People can escape the consequences of their actions.
the correct answer is B. Love is the greatest driving force in human decisions.
The theme of the story within a story in Joseph Conrad’s “The Lagoon” is:" Love is the greatest driving force in human decisions." (Option B)
What is a Theme?A theme is an overall message that the author wishes to convey to the reader via their story or literature.
Examples of themes are:
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In the story "The Black Cat," how does the narrator use foreshadowing to create suspense? A.He never explains where the first black cat came from. B.He tells the events in chronological order and with a lot of detail. C.He mentions his wife's comment that black cats are believed to be witches in disguise. D.He explains that he loves animals and compares that with his wife's feelings.
The correct response is “B. He tells the events in chronological order and with a lot of detail.”
The story begins with the words “Tomorrow I die! Tomorrow I die, and today I want to tell the world what happened...” This creates suspense because it intrigues readers to want to know why he will die. Because he is violent, it can be assumed that he will be punished, by death, for some crime; however, the reason is not disclosed until the almost the very end of the story. Thus, because events are told in chronological order and with a lot of detail, it makes this short story seem much longer than it really is because of the anticipation (and suspense) caused by the Poe’s use of foreshadowing.
Answer:
C. He mentions his wife's comment that black cats are believed to be witches in disguise
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when evaluating an adaptation, the reader should whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and the (blank) or attitude or the original
Final answer:
Evaluating an adaptation involves assessing whether it accurately captures the original work's meaning and tone while considering the reader's interaction with the text and ensuring relevance to contemporary contexts.
Explanation:
When evaluating an adaptation, the consideration of whether the adaptation accurately captures both the meaning and the tone or attitude of the original is essential. Tone, often influenced by specific language choices and stylistic nuances, should align with the source material to ensure that the reader-response criticism, which focuses on the interaction between reader and text, is respected. An adaptation might involve modifying the text to introduce contemporary cultural elements or design while still maintaining the original's cultural significance. Questions of fidelity to the original's intent, preservation of the original's attitude, and whether the adaptation is suited to the intended audience are all important for the adapter to consider.
It is also important to note that adaptations can occur in many forms, such as film, theater, literary rewrites, or even translations. The key concerns include maintaining the spirit and message of the original while making it accessible and relevant to the new context. Careful evaluation of adaptations often requires a deep understanding of the original work as well as the context of the adaptation.
Why does Elisa begin to trust the stranger and invite him into her garden ?
Final answer:
Elisa is charmed by the stranger's interest in plants and his compliments, inviting him into the garden due to their shared passion and curiosity.
Explanation:
Elisa begins to trust the stranger and invites him into her garden because of a shared interest in her father's rare collection of plants. Charmed by his apparent connoisseurship of flowers and his compliment to her reputed knowledge of her father's science, she sees a potential student in him and is moved by his praises. The interactions are driven by Giovanni's curiosity and Beatrice's openness, overshadowed by underlying mysteries about her and the garden's true nature.
Which uses the correct modifiers for formal writing?
We all wanted to win so badly that we were practically willing the ball through the hoop.
We all wanted to win so bad that we were practically willing the ball through the hoop.