The
is the most important thing a speaker must consider when
developing a speech.
A) visual aid
B) audience
C) topic
OD) environment

Answer:

Knowing the audience? A speaker should consider the audience in order to craft an effective and successful speech.

Explanation:

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1. American Indians maintain unique political relationships with whom?

A. state militias

B. departments of natural resources

C. police forces

D. the U.S. federal government


2. The author describes different events that impacted the autonomy of American Indians in sequential order. What happened right after the American victory in the Revolution?

A. The Navajo Nation chose not to legalize casinos.

B. The U.S. federal government pressured American Indians for their land.

C. American Indians used the American legal system for redress of grievances.

D. American Indians focused on reshaping federal policies.


3. After the Revolutionary War, American Indians were not willing to give up their land to the federal government of the new nation.

What evidence in the text supports this conclusion?

A. Throughout backcountry settlements, varying European ethnic groups united as B."Indian haters."

B. Ind

What is Dialogic Reading?
a. instructional strategy to enhance vocabulary and oral
language skills by turning a story book narrative into a play
that children act out
b. instructional strategy to enhance vocabulary and oral
language skills through repeated interactive book readings
that uses the book as a prop
c. instructional strategy where the teacher uses a storybook
to teach letter shapes by having children trace the letters in
the title of the book
d. instructional strategy to enhance vocabulary and language
skills in which children read books to each other and talk
about them

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Find the contrapositive or the following claim , then convert the result. state why it’s correct:
“All people who win lotteries are people who get lots of mail”

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Identify three points of information this graph tells you.

Which best describes a tragedy?
an emotional story about human problems that have a happy, joyous ending
a story written to make fun of a person or event
an emotional story about human problems that end in a traumatic event
a humorous story with a happy ending

Question 2 (1 point)
How is the first paragraph of "Thank You Mam" important to the plot?
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It foreshadows the resolution.
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It represents the climax of the story.
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It initiates the conflict.
It presents the solution to the main problem

Choose the sentence that best joins the two paragraphs.
A. Bill is my best friend.
B. Now, times have changed.
C. Over time, water evaporates.
D.
I don't know what happened.
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Read this excerpt from Chapter 7, The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and answer the question.

In this way I got a good many lessons in writing, which it is quite possible I should never have gotten in any other way. During this time, my copy-book was the board fence, brick wall, and pavement; my pen and ink was a lump of chalk. With these, I learned mainly to write.

Which of the following is/are contextual clues that helped you determine the implicit meaning(s) above? Select all that apply.

The “lump of chalk” was used in school.
Saying “I learned mainly to write.”
Schools used fences, bricks, and pavement.
Comparisons of school items with his poor substitutes.

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B.
1) After playing in the snow, the bowl of soup was
eaten by the cold child.
A. NO CHANGE
B. The child ate a bowl of cold soup after
playing in the snow
C. The cold child ate a bowl of soup after
playing in the snow
D. After playing in the snow, the cold child ate a
bowl of soup
C.
D

Suggest a profession that you feel will suit Robin Hood. Then, justify why you feel he would be a suitable candidate for the job by highlighting his qualities and experiences and how they would help him excel and do well in the profession.

Which details belong in an effective summary of “I Hear America Singing”?
Select Yes or No for each detail.

1. Pride in labor and productivity are American values.
2. American men dominate the workforce.
3. Americans are both individuals and part of a collective group.
4. The characters in the poem represent everyday Americans

The author of this article asked two New York City artists what makes someone an artist. What does Hadar Ahuvia think makes someone an artist?

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The size of a lobster is probably a good indication of its
a. flavor.
b. habitat.
c.Age

Give and explain at least 3 factors that influence the europeans in coming to asia.​

How does the author create surprise in "The Horseman in the Sky"?

Eric is proofreading his narrative about teaching his children how to fish. He finds an error in the following passage:

I plan to drink a cup of coffee and enjoy the peaceful lake, but I am soon untangling fishing line instead, Emma gets hers caught in a tree and then in another tree. Charlie has some success with casting, but then he gets his line tangled in the ground and is sure he has caught a gopher.

Which correction should Eric make to fix the error?

a.)
He should replace the comma before "Emma" with a period.
b.)
He should change "hers" to "her's."
c.)
He should change "has caught" to "had caught" in the last sentence.
d.)
He should remove the comma before "but" in the first sentence.

With determination and hard work, people can overcome difficult challenges. How do the people of Greensburg, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois, illustrate this idea? Use details from both texts to support your response.



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How Green is Greensburg?


1 A few years ago, not many people outside of Kansas had ever heard of the little town of Greensburg (population 1,500). Its main claim to fame was a tourist attraction, the World’s Largest Hand-Dug Well. Today, however, the town is known world-wide. Given the town’s name, it is fitting that its fame now comes from being “green.”

May 4, 2007


2 Residents of Greensburg didn’t consider the potential danger ahead when the weather reports predicted thunderstorms. That doesn’t mean residents don’t take twisters seriously. When alarm sirens told them that a tornado had actually beenspotted nearby, they moved quickly into basements and storm shelters.


3 At 9:45 p.m., the tornado crashed into Greensburg. It measured about 1.7 miles across, nearly as wide as the entire town. Its swirling winds were moving at more than 200 miles per hour. Like a gigantic, out-of-control bulldozer, the tornado zigzagged through Greensburg. When it finally moved on, it had demolished about 95 percent of the town. Homes, businesses, schools, churches, the hospital—even the trees—were all destroyed or badly damaged. The electricity was out, and water supplies could not be trusted. Even worse, ten people had been killed.


A timeline for the Greensburg tornado is shown. At 8:55pm, the National Weather Service issues a warning about a tornado in the next county. At 9:10pm, the tornado warning says that the tornado is possibly headed for Greensburg. At 9:35pm, the tornado emergency message tells citizens to get to shelter immediately. Greensburg sets off warning sirens. At 9:45pm, the tornado enters Greensburg from the southwest. At 9:55pm, the tornado moves east out of Greensburg.

Planning a New Direction


4 Less than a week after the tornado, the community made the decision that would change Greensburg forever. The people decided that they would rebuild the town green—that is, in ways that were good for the environment. City buildings would use eco-friendly materials and be energy efficient. Citizens would build new homes the same way. Electricity would come from alternative energy sources, such as the wind and sun. Instead of giving up on Greensburg, people got excited about its future.

Building a New Town


5 Greensburg moved ahead quickly. The first challenge, however, was just keeping the town going. Government helped provide services and housing. A temporary hospital, school, and city-hall were set up.


6 In October 2009, Greensburg started constructing a wind farm with giant windmills. The wind farm would supply energy for the town. The new county hospital that opened in March 2010 was built to strict LEED standards. (LEED stands for a program called Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. Its purpose is to support green construction.) The town hall, courthouse, and arts center are also LEED buildings. The new school for grades K through 12 was finished in August 2010. It has natural daytime lighting and other energy-efficient features. Nearly half the homes in town were rebuilt according to green guidelines. Even the streetlights are designed to use less energy and reduce nighttime light pollution.


7 One of the most exciting parts of the rebuilding is the Chain of Eco-Homes Project. It was launched in early 2009. The plan was to build 12 homes in different designs that demonstrate state-of-the-art green living. The structures would serve as information centers. People would be able to stay in them and experience what an environmentally-friendly home is like. The first house was completed in 2010, and two more were started. Building the Eco-Homes provided much-needed jobs for workers in the area. The unique houses help support a new type of business in Greensburg: eco-tourism. Visitors began traveling to Greensburg to see these interesting homes and other sights on the Green Tour. They brought with them much-needed money and attention. This helped Greensburg continue its unusual comeback.


With determination and hard work, people can overcome difficult challenges. How do the people of Greensburg, Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois, illustrate this idea? Use details from both texts to support your response.

A word or a phrase that is informal and particular to certain time periods or social situations is called:


A an oxymoron.
B a euphemism
C a slang term
D an idiom.

Please write a paragraph on the good benefits that come from social media in your own words

Which best describes a musical? a play that uses songs to tell parts of its story a short play that resolves the conflict quickly a play that uses humor to connect to the audience a play that uses music to tell the entire story

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If you __________ a dog by poking him with a stick, he may bite you.

Question 3 options:

provoke


captivate


attract


confuse

In the following analogy by Anne, what do the "heavy black rain clouds" represent? "I see the eight of us with our Secret Annexe as if we were a little piece of blue heaven surrounded by heavy black rain clouds." The threat of being captured by Nazi soldiers. Frustration from the helpers. Arguments amongst themselves. A sudden thunderstorm outside. .​

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What does the following sentence reveal about the author's point of view?
Community support is a must if
we are to build the confidence
of our future leaders on the
field and in life.
A The author wants community leaders to take a more active role in the school.
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B The author thinks there is an absence of sound leadership in the community.
The author is worried about whether the football team will be successful and win a
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major championship.
D
The author believes everyone should contribute to raising a responsible generation of
young people.
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What is the expected behavior for a particular status or social position known as?
ОА.
social institution
OB
social role
C. social network
D.
social structure

Think back to a time when you met a person who is very

FIND TWO NOUN PHRASES IN THE STAGE DIRECTIONS THAT SUGGEST blanches
UNSTABLE EMOTIONAL STATE

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ou are attending a workshop on how to compose formal reports. You are required to write down the main problem you had while composing your report. After everyone has written his or her problem down, the instructor reads them out loud to the class and asks for advice for the writer. What is the best advice to give the writer whose report lacked a clear order? Write rapidly and revise as you go. Work from a good outline. Make your outline as you write.