9 Use the phrases in the box to complete the
definitions.
use to clean the floor keep clothes
lives with you sells flats and houses
use to wash clothes watch TV
1 A washing machine is a thing you use to
wash clothes
2 A living room is a place
3 A wardrobe is a place
4 Your flatmate is the person
5 An estate agent is a person
6 A vacuum cleaner is a thing

Answer:

1 A washing machine is a thing you use to

wash clothes

2 A living room is a place used to watch TV

3 A wardrobe is a place used to keep clothes

4 Your flatmate is the person who lives with you

5 An estate agent is a person who sells flats and houses

6 A vacuum cleaner is a thing that is used to clean the floor

Explanation:

The given phrases in the box has been used to complete the given definitions above.

PLEASE HELP ASAP!! which claim most appropriately responds to the requirements of the prompt?

Which of the following is NOT a question you can ask yourself to help you find flow?

1. What activities give me pleasure?
2. What activities leave me wondering, "When will this be over?"
3. What sorts of tasks do I learn easily?
4. What sorts of challenges do I relish?

The following transcript comes from the monumental 1966 case of Miranda vs. the State of Arizona. The result of this case required police officers to inform anyone being arrested of his or her rights to an attorney. Read the statement and then answer the question that follows:

Now, may I just state what the thrust of our position is, very briefly, before indicating likewise its limits and why we are taking this position? Our contention is that insofar as these cases present a constitutional claim that a valid confession cannot be taken unless counsel is present or has been waived, that that claim in constitutional terms in the constitutional dimension is not sound. In other words, Justice Black's question we would answer in the negative. The Fifth Amendment cannot, and should not, be read as requiring counsel to be present at the time the confession is taken. I will come to my reasons for that very presently. […]

In the Miranda case that's just been argued, there is obviously division of opinion about the characteristics of the defendant about whether the warning which Mr. Justice Fortas' questions were directed to was given at a meaningful stage—what the significance of that warning is, in legal terms. […]

Secondly, may I make it quite clear that we are not saying that new rules about requiring counsel to be present when an investigation is taken—when an interrogation is made or a confes¬sion taken—we are not saying that such rules are necessarily unwise, without merit. We say that these are not matters of constitutional dimension. But we do not say that they might not be very wise rules to adopt. In fact, we are saying that this whole problem of the assistance of counsel at the pre-arraignment stage can, we think, be more appropriately and perhaps better dealt with in the legislative dimension and in the area of judicial policy, rather than on purely constitutional terms.


In one paragraph of five to eight sentences, evaluate whether the statement is effective in terms of logos. Use evidence from the statement to support your answer. Use proper spelling and grammar.

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Located in the Rosenberg Library at City College, there are also archives of letters, pictures, and other memorabilia associated with the mural. Read the sentence above with prosody. After which word would you pause?

A. College
B. pictures
C. letters
D. All of the above​

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Read the sentence: Tara-Lynn spotted a majestic bald eagle soaring over the trees. What is the preposition used in the sentence? Eagle Majestic Over Soaring

In Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address what is the main idea of this speech?

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Place the subordinate conjunction appropriate place in the sentence

Convert these improper fractions
into mixed numbers.
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Read the excerpt below and answer the question.


Danforth: What think you, Mr. Parris? You have closer knowledge of this man; might her presence soften him?


What is Judge Danforth’s reason for asking Reverend Parris these questions?


- to make John Proctor a scapegoat by having him confess to crimes

- to see if Parris can help his agenda to make Proctor confess so that nobody looks bad for wrongly convicting people

- to make false accusations against John Proctor, making him confess to them regardless

- all of the above

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(21) "He stalks in his vivid stripes the few steps of his
cage".
(a) Metaphor
(b) Oxymoron
(c) Personification (d) Simile​

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7. What does Kiowa say to make O'Brien feel better and stop staring at the body?
It is our job
The guy was dead the second he stepped on the trail
I forgive you
Stop staring

Select the correct answer.
Which sentence best explains the connection between the two passages?
A. Plutarch includes less detail than Shakespeare's play.
B. Plutarch's work inspired Shakespeare's play.
C. Shakespeare's play is a more accurate account than Plutarch's.
D. Shakespeare's play inspired Plutarch's work.

5. He answered her he knew not what: / Like shaft from bow at random
shot,

What does the line "But for me it was not over" (line 87) imply about the speaker?
A. The speaker lives in the past.
B. Happiness is out of reach for the speaker.
C. The events have changed the speaker's life.
D. Family is no longer important to the speaker.
E. The speaker has an obsessive personality.

Which sentence uses dashes correctly?


When the man found out the truth—he was upset—and walked away.

After discovering the errors in her writing—all nine of them—she corrected her work.

The dog chased the squirrel all the way—down the block.

The students went on the field trip the next day and—had a great time.

Which aspect of a text is lease likely to contribute to its theme?

Write a paragraph on one of the issues facing our planet nowadays​

Some people believe that any food labeled "diet," "low fat," "heart healthy," or "low carb" is good for everyone. In reality, good nutrition is not always a one-size-fits-all deal. In fact, some people who read food labels might actually be putting harmful things into their bodies.
For example, certain foods that are low in calories can be high in other things, such as sodium. Frozen dinners can be quite high in sodium, although some of those dinners are low fat. Someone looking for a low-calorie meal might do well to eat a frozen meal every now and then; many are portion-controlled and loaded with vegetables. However, someone who is under doctor's orders to control their sodium intake might want to make another choice. Just because a meal contains a lot of vegetables does not mean it is an equally good choice for everyone.
In addition, some foods that are low in carbohydrates can be high in sugar. People often look at the number of carbs on a food's label because they know carbs contribute to fat. However, a product low in carbs but high in sugar can be equally damaging. Sugar does not break down quickly in the body. Products high in sugar can keep you coming back for more while simultaneously building fat. Therefore, someone looking to maintain a healthy weight must look at a product's carb and sugar content. Also, too much sugar contributes to diabetes, so people in danger of developing diabetes need to keep an eye on more than a label's carb count.
In general, it is a good idea to try to weigh all items that are listed on a product's label. Trying to take into account all aspects of the food you eat is critical to your overall health and well-being. Being alert to a food's total nutritional value can help maintain good health for years to come.
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Which sentence from the passage shows that people need to be more observant when it comes to reading food labels?
A.
In fact, some people who read food labels might actually be putting harmful things into their bodies.
B.
Trying to take into account all aspects of the food you eat is critical to your overall health and well-being.
C.
People often look at the number of carbs on a food's label because they know carbs contribute to fat.
D.
Just because a meal contains a lot of vegetables does not mean it is an equally good choice for everyone.

So, one day, they guided her to a place
beyond the barn where a suit of dark gray
skin had lain hidden like a forbidden
treasure for many years.

What does the simile in this sentence suggest
about the suit?

A. It is dirty and worn from the effects
of the weather.

B. The fisherman had buried the suit
behind the barn.

C. It had great values but was supposed to stay hidden.

D. It is the skin of a seal and must be returned to the sea.

What is the effect of beginning this story in this manner? A. It creates humor because the man does not know who his audience is. B. It creates confusion because it is not possible to tell whether the man is a hero or a villain. C. It creates tension by suggesting the man will die. D. It creates excitement, because the man is about to have an adventure.

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of those items,​

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(catch) off the coast.i
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