A man was traveling with his son and donkey. They met a stranger who said, "You should seat the boy
on the donkey." The boy followed his advice. Later, they met a woman. "Boy, let your old father ride!"
cried the woman. So the boy let his father ride the donkey. As they went on they met a traveler who
cried, "How cruel of them! They might hurt the donkey!" Hearing this, the father and the son tried to
carry the donkey on their shoulders, but the donkey broke free and galloped away. The father and son
realized that it is impossible to follow everyone's advice.
What is the moral of the story?
A.
Animals must be treated kindly.
B.
Fathers should help their sons.
C.
Sons should respect their fathers.
D.
You cannot please everyone.

Answer:

D, you cannot please everyone

Whais is satire of the story luncheon?

Question 13
Which of the following is NOT the best way to maintain the audience's attention?
A. Ask a question
B. Speaking on an interesting topic.
O Bringing visual aids,
D. Asking for physical movement

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the December wind was cruel and unforgiving to us

A. hyperbole
B. metaphor
C. simile
D. personification​

Which element of the poem "103 Korean Martyrs" makes it the most like a
narrative poem?
(20 points)

Unemployment Problem in South Africa​

3. As soon as the plane............ in the air, you can unfasten your seat belts
if you wish.
A-was
B-had been
C-is being
D-is​

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Rewrite the sentence in active voice.

Please read, "The lost ship" on storyworks.

1) How did the men on the USS Indianapolis feel before their ship was hit?

A: Disappointed
B: Afraid
C: Guilty
D: Safe

2) What led Hunter Scott to research the Indianapolis?

A: a book
B:a movie
C:a newspaper ad
D:a classmate's report

3) Hunter changed his research project from the Indianapolis to

A:Stories of it's survivors
B:proving McVay was innocent
C:life in the U.S. Navy
D:ship Captain of World War 2

3) based on what you can figure out from the article how does the author feel about how captain McVay was treated?

4) Describe Hunter's mission and how it changed his life. Use details from the story to support your answer.

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Which transition would best clarify the relationship between the claim and the evidence in these sentences? 1. College attendance can be an important factor in getting a job. one study found that 85 percent of all current jobs require at least some college classes. A. Next O B. In addition C. In fact D: On the other hand PREVIOUS​

In "The Case for Shelter Animals," what claim does the author make about puppy mills?

Puppy mills do not get a lot of business.

Puppy mills are largely supported and accepted.

Puppy mills are inhumane places.

Puppy mills are not as bad as shelters.

From the way in which this passage is written, the reader might gather that
A)
The manners discussed in this passage are heavily observed in our culture
today, and those who do not observe these norms are ostracized and
viewed as uncivilized.
B)
"The manners discussed in this passage applied to societal norms of
etiquette at some time in the past, but doesn't really apply to today's social
mores
The rules the passage puts forth are entirely fictional, and these etiquette
rules never applied to any real culture.
D
The passage is designed to be a spoof on those overly obsessed with
proper etiquette

Tell us about a time that you controlled an impulse to do something that would have caused major problems for you.

( 100 POINTS willing to give up to 500 POINTS) Write an argumentative essay in which you state and defend a claim about whether it is ethical to target uninformed consumers.


I have this so far I just need about 80 more words to add. If you can fix it and make a whole different argument that’d be great it don’t matter it’s my last class to graduate.

Which of the following excerpts from The Things They Carried provides the best example of zeugma?

A) You win some, you lose some, said Mitchell Sanders, and sometimes you settle for a rain check. It was a tired line and no one laughed.

B) Some carried white phosphorus grenades. They carried all they could bear, and then some, including a silent awe for the terrible power of the things they carried.

C) Mostly he felt pleased to be alive. He liked the smell of the New Testament under his cheek, the leather and ink and paper and glue, whatever the chemicals were.

D) They would squint into the dense, oppressive sunlight.

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which part of the human body is the most important part?​

writing report about employee performance​

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what does the suffix in the word patriotism mean?

Two sentences with idiosyncratic

Is it true or false .Children are not consumers.Why?​

Which two words are verbs that show the action in the sentence?

flag, men
took, hauled
she, hauled
took, me

Using an analogy of a water balloon, describe the function of the bladder.

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Is word TORMENT suitable for school essays? I mean should I use it?​

rearrange the word eorgeg​

Which verb form ends in -ING and functions as a noun?

A. gerund
B. participle
C. infinitive
D. auxiliary

What can be done to educate students on the dangerous of concussions?

The text below contains 3 subject verb errors correct them