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A story that ends with we were lucky that night​

As soon as I reached our ship at the water's edge
I took the men to task, upbraiding each in turn,
but how to set things right? We couldn't find a way.
The cattle were dead already ...
and the gods soon showed us all some fateful signs —
the hides began to crawl, the meat, both raw and roasted,
bellowed out on the spits, and we heard a noise
like the moan of lowing oxen.

What does this scene seem to foreshadow?

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Raj sat at a broad table in the back of the school library and ran his
finger quickly over the text of a book called Syntactic Conventions in
Idiomatic Expressions. On his left, a stack of 12 more books - all
thick, all with brown, black, and earth-red covers - sat and waited for
his consumption. Suddenly, Millicent, a troublemaker he knew from
history class, peddled through the library on a bicycle while a teacher
chased her. Raj looked up briefly, raised an eyebrow, and then went
back to reading.
What does the dialogue in the passage most clearly reveal about Raj?
A. He is nervous.
B. He is arrogant.
C. He is bored.
D. He is serious.

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write a letter to the editor of a national daily on insufficient water supply in your locality in Nepal​

What does the Second Amendment protect?
The right to assemble
Freedom of the press
Freedom of speech
Freedom of religion
The right to bear arms

How does the digestive system work with the clculatory system?
A: The heart beat cause you to be hungry.
B: your blood is what makes your stomach muscles churn
C: Your circulatory system receives nutrients from the blood and it brought around your body by the the digestive system.
D: Your digestive system receives nutrients from foot and it is brought around your body by the circulatory system.
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PLS HELP!!! Read the Becoming a National Treasure.

The Grand Canyon has been a well-known destination since before the 1890s. However, its journey to becoming a national park did not happen right away. Though settlers had been traveling to the canyon for decades, the first high-profile visit occurred in 1903. At that time, President Roosevelt visited the canyon for the first time. After viewing the canyon, he spoke about the awe he felt. He stated that it should be protected, so that every American could visit it one day. Even though Roosevelt talked about the importantce of protecting the park, it was still not named as a national park.

It was not until 1906 that Roosevelt created the Grand Canyon Preserve. Then, in 1908 he created the Grand Canyon National Monument. This told Americans that the park was of cultural importantce to the country. Though the first Senate bills to make the Grand Canyon a national park were in 1882 and 1886, other bills followed in 1910 and 1911. It was not until February 1919 that the Grand Canyon was officially named a national park. The Grand Canyon National Park Act was finally signed in 1919 by President Woodrow Wilson.

The naming of the Grand Canyon as a national park is known as an early conservation effort. Some people had been hoping to create a man-made dam in the Colorado River within the park. However, they could not build the dam because the area was protected. The borders of the park expanded in 1975. During this year, the Marble Canyon National Monument became a part of the Grand Canyon National Park. Finally, in 1979, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) named the park a World Heritage Site. By becoming a World Heritage Site, the Grand Canyon National Park became protected by international law.

Select a detail from the text that demonstrates the overall text structure.

A. He stated that it should be protected, so that every American could visit it one day.
B. However, its journey to becoming a national park did not happen right away.
C. Some people had been hoping to create a man-made dam in the Colorado River within the park.
D. Though settlers had been traveling to the canyon for decades, the first high-profile visit occurred in 1903.

short dialogue about respecting the elders using the appropriate modals​

any ten points for or against telling ghost stories to children​

Which word(s) in the text help develop the tone of reflection? Select the two that apply.

A. diverged

B. doubted


C. sigh


D. undergrowth


E. yet knowing

List at least ten ways you know someone loves you.

Choose the statement below that BEST states the central idea of the text the most daring of our leaders

A: The lunch counter sit-ins of the 1960s were the most effective form of protest to end segregation in the south.

B: Duane Nash didn’t understand why segregation was still allowed in the South Since it did not exist where she grew up in Chicago.

C: Diane Nash, a college student at Fisk University, became a civil rights activist in the 1960s, helping to organize nonviolent lunch counter sit-ins to help end segregation in the south.

D: The civil rights leader Diane Nash, never wanted to be an activist or a leader in the movement because she had been raised to stay in the background, like most young women of that time.

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Question:What is the main conflict/central conflict of the story?

Answer: Angela wants to win the writing contest but doubts herself
Dr. Lu Manchu struggles to invent a working time machine
Peter has no friends and studies all the time
Angela and Peter are enemies but must work together to solve the mysteries of time travel

Which sentence best describes the above theme of the essay?



A. “At that age I was not squeamish about killing animals, but I had never shot an elephant and never wanted to.”


B. “He becomes a sort of hollow, posing dummy, the conventionalized figure of the sahib.”


C. “I often wondered whether any of the others grasped that I had done it solely to avoid looking a fool.”


D. “I perceived in this moment that when the white man turns tyrant it is his own freedom he destroys.”

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Select the sentence that has the adjectives in the correct order.

A) Gregory's best friend lives in a brick, lovely, gigantic, ancient house.
B) Gregory's best friend lives in a gigantic, ancient, brick, lovely house.
C) Gregory's best friend lives in a lovely, gigantic, ancient, brick house.
D) Gregory's best friend lives in an ancient, lovely, brick, gigantic house.

HELP ME IN MY ENGLISH HOMEWORK PLEASE!
AYUDAME EN MI TAREA DE INGLES POR FAVOR! ​

Look at the advertisement.

A poster that reads, "Spread music. Not flu." with people sharing earbuds.

Which best describes the target audience of this advertisement?
young adults who are uninterested in health
young adults who want to stay healthy
parents who want their children to get vaccinated
parents who want to bribe their children into getting vaccinated

Has any one read The Night Before the Invasion by Rachel Howard?

work from home is commonly offered these days.Our teacher,parents,and guirdians also do work from home.What is the advantage and disadvantage of it​

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The antagonist in the Grimms brother snow white

If you browse menus from different parts of the world, you may be surprised. While looking through the lists of foods, you may see items such as crickets and worms.

What does "browse" mean in this passage?

A.to glance at or read casually.

B.to enjoy completely.

C.to confuse slightly.

D.to pick up or collect often.​

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Everyone-------
the new teacher.
1) likes
2) like
3) liking
4) is liking

How does the author mainly organize information in the passage? O by describing solutions to problems with each of Earth's atmospheres. O by comparing and contrasting Earth's first two atmospheres to the third by asking and answering questions about how Earth's atmosphere develope by categorizing the development of Earth's atmosphere into three distinct phases​

How does the choice of the cave as a hiding place contribute to the story?*
O It provides a setting where the kidnappers cannot get caught.
O It supports the boys' sense that he is on an adventure.
O It adds a cold, darkness to the story.
O It makes the characters feel uncomfortable.

Read the following excerpt from 'Summer Night, Riverside by Sara Teasdale:
In the wild soft summer darkness
How many and many a night we two together
Sat in the park and watched the Hudson
Wearing her lights like golden spangles
Glinting on black satin.
The rail along the curving pathway
Was low in a happy place to let us cross,
And down the hill a tree that dripped with bloom
Sheltered us
While your kisses and the flowers,
Falling, falling,
Tangled my hair....
The frail white stars moved slowly over the sky.
Which statement best explains how the poet's use of figurative language
conveys the poem's tone?
A. The phrases "lights like golden spangles" and "Glinting on black
satin" convey a greedy tone.
B. The phrases "How many and many a night" and "frail white stárs
moved slowly" convey a wistful tone.
C. The phrases "frail white stars moved slowly" and "wild soft
summer darkness" convey a dangerous tone.
D. The phrases "lights like golden spangles" and "a tree that dripped
with bloom" convey a joyful tone.

8. Fill in the following blanks with passive forms of infinitives in the te
a.
b. She doesn't like
... (tell) about her fauls,
(take) into consideration,
c. I want this .....
(hold) nem
d. The meeting was scheduled
Monday
e. Special flour is needed for this cake
properly.
f. Mrs Pratima Gurung was the first woman
(elect) the President of Officer's Club,
g. Radha likes
mother
(read) story books to by her
h. Gopal's father wanted his son
at school.
(teach) French​