As used in lines 32-33, "hemmed in" most nearly means
A
attached
B
framed
controlled
D
connected
3
E
I would be guessing.

Answer:

framed

Explanation:

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10 POINTS NEED THIS PLEASE Read the excerpt from chapter 6 of Animal Farm.

Every Monday Mr. Whymper visited the farm as had been arranged. He was a sly-looking little man with side whiskers, a solicitor in a very small way of business, but sharp enough to have realized earlier than anyone else that Animal Farm would need a broker and that the commissions would be worth having.

Which statement best explains why Mr. Whymper serves as an intermediary for Animal Farm?

He is motivated by a desire for power.
He is motivated by financial success.
He is motivated by a sense of duty.
He is motivated by a desire to help others.

How did the poet prove that there are no foreign countries? A) with the help of people B) with the same way of living and dying C) with the help of nature D) None

WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST!

Create 2 different characters and describe them in detail. (Include things like what they look like, how they act, and their personality traits)

Character #1:




Character #2:




Create a conflict, situation or something that has happened that you would like your characters to discuss. Describe the event in detail.

Event:



Before you write your dialogue, think about each character's goal. What does each character want to achieve or get out of the conversation?

Character #1’s goal:



Character #2’s goal:



How will the conversation end?

Ending:

What do you think is the most important effect of deforestation? Why? (3-5 COMPLETE SENTENCES)

What should you always do when you use another person’s graphic to support your conclusion?
A.)Create a very similar graphic that presents the same information but in a different style.
B.)Leave the source information for the graphic out of a Works Cited page.
C.)Keep the source of your information quiet so everyone believes you came up with it yourself.
D.)Tell your audience where you got your information—state the author and title of the source.

What type of grammar should be put " enjoy or enjoys Neither the students nor the librarians ( envoys/enjoy) going to parties if cho Chang isn't there

Where are the most important ideas found?
A. prepositional phrases
B. dependent clauses
C. independent clauses

7 things that happen in the story of Cask of Amontillado?

Read the passage.

The Oldest and Youngest Places on Earth

What is the oldest place on the earth? While the earth itself is estimated to be approximately five billion years old, most landforms are not nearly that old. Scientists debate what the oldest landform truly is, but it might be on Baffin Island. On this large northern Canadian island, which falls inside the Arctic Circle, rocks have been found that are believed to be over 4.5 billion years old. If these rocks truly are that old, then they have been around longer than the earth’s crust!

It is hard to believe that any rocks could be older than the outer surface of the earth, but their discovery in 2016 has given scientists some interesting insights about how the earth was created. As melted mantle rose to the surface and the earth’s denser elements sunk toward its center to form its core, most of the first rocks were absorbed into the earth’s inner layers. But not the rock on Baffin Island.

While there is still debate about whether Baffin Island is the oldest place on the earth, there is little question of where one of the youngest is. In December of 2014, an underwater volcano near the Pacific islands of Tonga erupted violently and continued to spurt lava and ash for over a month. When the volcano quieted, there was a new island in its place. Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai, as the island was named, was about one square mile in area and covered in black gravel.

It’s not unusual for small islands to be created by volcanoes, which erupt when the magma of the earth’s mantle breaks through the crust in the form of lava and ash. What is unusual is for those islands to remain longer than five years after they have been created. Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai was expected to dissolve back into the Pacific Ocean shortly after it was formed. But in 2020, the island was not only still around, but had developed a thriving ecosystem. From above, much of the dark gray island is now lush and green, and birds, such as owls and seagulls, make it their home. It is unknown whether the earth’s youngest island will last for long, but it has already exceeded expectations.
What do the earth’s oldest and youngest places have in common? Both were created from volcanic rock. The same type of rock that hardened and remained above ground in Baffin Island also hardened to form Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai more than four billion years later.

In "The Oldest and Youngest Places on Earth," what connection does the author make between the rock on Baffin Island and the rock on Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai?

A. It is unusual that both islands are formed almost entirely of rock.
B. The rock on both islands is among the oldest ever found on the earth.
C. The rock on both islands has remained longer than typically would be expected.
D. The rock that formed both islands has now been absorbed back into the earth's mantle.

PLZ DO IT FAST IM IN S A HURRY

What does this excerpt from Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw reveal about Liza's feelings toward Doolittle?


HIGGINS: Have you any further advice to give her before you go, Doolittle? Your blessing, for instance.

DOOLITTLE: No, Governor I ain't such a mug as to put up my children to all I know myself. Hard enough to hold them in without that. If you want ELiza's mind improved, Governor, you do it yourself with a strap. So long, gentlemen. [He turns to go].

HIGGINS: [impressively] Stop. You'll come regularly to see your daughter. It's your duty, you know. My brother is a clergyman; and he could help you in your talks with her.

DOOLITTLE: [evasively] Certainly. I'll come, Governor. Not just this week, because I have a job at a distance. But later on you may depend on me. Afternoon, gentlemen. Afternoon, ma'am. [He takes off his hat to Mrs. Pearce, who disdains the salutation and goes out. He winks at Higgins, thinking him probably a fellow sufferer from Mrs. Pearce's difficult disposition, and follows her].

LIZA: Don't you believe the old liar. He'd as soon you set a bull-dog on him as a clergyman. You won't see him again in a hurry.

HIGGINS: I don't want to, Eliza Do you?

LIZA: Not me. I don't want never to see him again, I don't. He's a disgrace to me, he is, collecting dust, instead of working at his trade.

A.

She shares a loving relationship with him.

B.

She does not think he is a good person.

C.

She hopes they can continue their relationship.

D.

She does not want to see him leave her behind.

Read the sentences from a story. Manny cautiously approached the injured animal and slowly reached out to pet its back. He spoke to it in a gentle voice, wondering whether he could get it to Dr. Vito, the local vet, without causing more damage -- and without getting bitten. Then he wondered whether his mother could help. Based on voice, the narrator views Manny as serious. independent. caring. adventurous.

Read the sentences.

Horses from the ranches gallops in the nearby fields. The horses often chase rabbits, squirrels, or possum.

Which is the best way to fix the subject-verb agreement error in these sentences?
Change “horses” to “horse”
Change “chase” to “chases”
Change “ranches” to “ranch”
Change “gallops” to “gallop”

after dark in jerusalem, ultra-orthodox protesters hurled rocks and forced the temporary closure of a main traffic artery. in this sentence, closure means:
blockage
repair
transfer
publicity

What are the differences in the ways various cultures or social subgroups view and react to homeschooling for special needs kids? Why do these differences exist?

Animal Farm

The Plot
When it’s time to select a leader, the animals on the farm have to choose between two pigs—one called Napoleon and the other, Snowball. How do you think that’s going to go? As you read Animal Farm, fill in the boxes for each element of the novel’s plot.

WILL GIVE BRAINLIST!!
Reread this excerpt from "Fold Here: Scientific Uses for an Ancient Art Form." As you read, think about how the writer tried to incorporate normal, everyday elements into this science article.

Another study that combines origami and robotics is led by Daniela Rus, head of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at MIT. Her team is focused on designing robots that can be constructed and programmed more quickly and easily--and then used by professionals and amateurs alike. Where does origami fit in? The machines are delivered by 2-D printers and would be preprogrammed to fold themselves into 3-D shapes that can be manipulated and controlled using a smartphone or other device.

What topic is mentioned as a way to help readers relate to the ideas in this paragraph?

A. 2-D and 3-D printers
B. robots
C. smartphones
D. preprogrammed machines

whose trial testimony seems likely to result in a further investigation of someone other than martha carrier?

The Great Gatsby chapter 4 questions (pls help)

“One morning, Gatsby drove up to Nick's house. What did he announce that he and Nick were going to do?”

“What were some of the things Gatsby told Nick about himself in the car?”

“What part of the midwest did Gatsby say he was from?”

“What are some things you learned about Mr. Wolfshiem?”

“Who else did Nick see at lunch?”

“After this day out with Gatsby, how do you think Gatsby got all his money?”

Will give brainliest

write a story to illustrate the saying where there is a will there is a way​

Please answer nobody answer my questions on time!!! Read this paragraph.
What is the central idea of the paragraph?
Vending machines have a long history of selling various
items, from bubble gum to insurance policies. In the
1970s they began selling mostly junk food, and the
machines popped up everywhere. For years, vending
machines supplied things like high-calorie chips,
cookies, candy bars, and sugary sodas. Thankfully, in
the last few years, vending machines have begun to
expand their offerings. Many companies now have
vending machines stocked with healthy food choices
Some vending machines even sell fresh fruit!
O Vending machines are famous for selling junk food
to people and destroying healthy eating
Though chips and cookies are high in calories, they
are convenient to purchase from vending machines
Though fruit is best purchased at farm stands or
grocery stores, it is now available in vending
machines
O Vending machines used to contain mainly junk food,
but they are changing to include healthy choices.

The first step in resolving conflict is to? Who every get it RIGHT ASAP i will brailestly you!


A) Make rude remarks

B) Acknowledge that there is a problem

C) Avoid the other person

HINT: This is topical to the American Holiday coming up.
There are those who would call me bitter
But to some, I am a heavy hitter
I am purple... but also red
Some like me boiled and some like me bled While others prefer me just as a jelly
No one would call me overly smelly Some people think of me as a little canned
I wonder if I'm enjoyed in other lands?

What am I?​

Reread this passage from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave.
He said, "If you give a slave an inch, he will take a mile. A slave should know nothing but to obey his master--to do as he is told to do. Learning would spoil the best slave in the world.
What is the denotative meaning of spoil, as it is used in this passage?
A. save
B. persuade
C. ruin
D. endanger

are you guys fans of cwc or rebbeca zamolo

Which words and phrases can help you identify the text structure you chose in Question 3?

what is the difference's of the book version of lamb to the slaughter and the film version

What is the implicit meaning of this passage?

Change into reported speech:Can I take Kitty to bed with me?’ the child asked her mother

how would you describe walter mitty's wife?

3. QUESTION 3: In the following paragraph, select a line from the text that the author offers to
support her idea that people are not always focused on doing "whatever [is] necessary to survive
in a crisis."
“ Self-preservation is supposedly an instinct. So one would think that in life-and-death situations,
we'd all be very focused on whatever was necessary to survive. But that's not always true. In July
2007, I was having a drink with a friend in Grand Central Station when an underground steam
pipe exploded just outside. From where we sat, we heard a dull "boom!" and then suddenly,
people were running, streaming out of the tunnels and out the doors.
My friend and I walked quickly and calmly outside, but to get any further, we had to push our
way through a crowd of people who were staring, transfixed, at the column of smoke rising from
the front of the station. Some people were crying, others were screaming, others were on their
cell phones... *
A.Self-preservation is supposedly an instinct.
D.So one would think that in life-and-death situations, we'd all be very focused on whatever was necessary to
survive.
B.In July 2007, I was having a drink with a friend in Grand Central Station when an underground steam pipe
exploded just outside.
C.We had to push our way through a crowd of people who were staring, transfixed, at the column of smoke rising from the front of the station