Answer:
sorry i have not
Explanation:
1. Which one sounds better?
- origin of a _____ OR diaries of a _____? (I feel like the second one is commonly used.)
2. Which is a top notch synonym for the word; Origin?
1) For the first question are any options given ??
2l Dawn ( Dawn is a word that is frequently used so it could be the answer you are looking for )
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Answer:
- Origin of a
- Birth, Descent
Explanation:
Meteorologist have many sophisticated tools to help them forecast the weather. However, weather forecast are still sometimes incorrect. Why do you think this is the case?
Answer:
using wrong methods of weather forcasting
why does Harold hate it when lena cries
Answer:
Harold hate it when Lena cries because he doesn't understand why or he feels guilty because he made her cry.
Explanation:
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Answer:
I don't know all that
Explanation:
what does whiskers around the light mean?
Write a 5 paragraph essay that analysis the Book Night
Factually
‘Night’ occupied the top spot in the New York Times bestsellers list for 18 months straight in 2006 – ’07, in the paperback non-fiction genre. The original version of the book was written in ‘Yiddish’. Its title translates to ‘And the World Remained Silent’.
Adolf Hitler had entered politics and grew to the position of Chancellor, among other things, by feeding on anti-semitism that had gripped Germany, post the Great War. The Holocaust that was to follow in the due course of time was unprecedented. ‘Night’ by Elie Wiesel, recounts the atrocities witnessed during this time, through the eyes of young Eliezer (narrator of the book).
Mr. Elie Wiesel was born to a Jewish family in Sighet, Hungary, in the year 1928. He has survived through one of the most horrifying Nazi concentration camps, at Auschwitz, Poland. The book is a memoir of his days at the Auschwitz camp. He wrote the book 10 years after his ordeals. The original book was written in ‘Yiddish’, titled ‘Un di Velt Hot Geshvign’. It was written in 1954. Mr. François Mauriac, French Novelist, persuaded Mr. Wiesel to write for a larger audience. In 1968, Les Editions de Minuit published the French Edition of the book, titled ‘La Nuit’. Hill and Wang published the English version of the book, Night, in 1960.
Summary
The narration opens about the year 1941. Eliezer, the protagonist, is a young boy born into a Jewish family living in Sighet, Hungary. He lives with his father Shlomo, mother, and three sisters. Hilda is his eldest sister. Bea, his second sister, is older than him, While Tzipora is youngest of them.
Eliezer is interested in understanding Jewish customs and traditions. He is mentored by Moshe the Beadle. Moshe the Beadle is a Jew with foreign citizenship. He was expelled from Hungary when the Hungarian government started to expel non-Hungarian Jews in 1941. He is then deported to Nazi-occupied Poland. He successfully escapes and avoids being exterminated, and returns back to his village to warn the Jews about the Nazi regime, to which the villagers unfortunately turn a deaf ear.
In the following years, the villagers find that Moshes’ warnings were not insane, but it is too late by then. The Germans arrive in Hungary in 1944, and bring with them their anti-semitic policies. Soon, the Jews find themselves being transferred to a ghetto, and then to the concentration camps in Poland. It is here that he comes face to face with the raw Nazi brutality.
As soon as they enter the camp, he finds himself being separated from his mother and sisters. He later realizes that it was the last time that he was seeing them, as his youngest sister Tzipora, along with their mother, is gassed on the very first day at the Auschwitz camp. Later, when he is free from the camp, after Nazi Germany falls, he finds out that his other sisters are still alive.
Meanwhile, at the camp, he finds himself supporting his father. He sees a son abandoning his father. He himself feels the urge to go down the same path, and is instantly overcome by guilt. A guilt that stays with him till the death of his father in the concentration camp, and beyond.
The book is a summary of Eliezer’s days in the concentration camp, till the time resistance in the Auschwitz camp was successful in overpowering the Nazis, which was just a few hours before the Allied forces arrived at Auschwitz in April of 1944.
Analysis
Though the book is an autobiographical account of Mr. Wiesel’s experiences, there are subtle differences between the protagonist and the author himself. The book speaks of loss of family; the changing dynamics of his relation with his father. It is also about seeing near and dear ones becoming a burden, and the guilty conscious that comes associated with it. It is all about the darkest side of human nature.
‘Night’ is the first book in a trilogy. The other books that followed are ‘Dawn’ and ‘Day’, in that order. This trilogy, together, explains the author’s journey from darkness to light. These books try to shed light on the mental state of the author during the Holocaust itself, and the time that follows. The book depicts the journey of the protagonist from having faith in God, that gradually decreases with time. Readers feel the same way by the time they are through with this book. It is one of the most important books in Holocaust literature, and has been translated into 30 languages.
Mr. Elie Wiesel is now an American resident and stays in New York. Having been in one of the darkest chapters in the history of mankind, he has dedicated his time for humanitarian causes, and has won many many prestigious awards. These include the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal. In 1986, for speaking out against violence and oppression, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!Choose the sentence in the paragraphs that best supports the overall theme of the passage.
The boys followed a routine.
Every day began with swimming, and then they worked on their projects.
Later they practiced with their sports teams.
During the month, the cabin group went on a three-day hike in the mountains.
First, they took a course in survival skills.
The boys learned how to put out a campfire and tell direction from the sun’s position.
After three days sleeping in a tent, cooking over a fire, and hiking miles over a rough trail, Henry felt he could rely on his outdoor skills.
At the end of the month, Henry sadly said good-bye to all his new friends.
He had pride in his skills and new respect for his own abilities.
He hoped he could return next summer.
Answer:THE ANSWER "After three days sleeping in a tent, cooking over a fire, and hiking miles over a rough trail, Henry felt he could rely on his outdoor skills" WAS SO FALSE THE REAL ANSWER IS "He had pride in his skills and new respect for his own abilities."
Explanation:ik that because i got it wrong because I took the test and i got a 73% because of that
Which sentence best describes the conflict in Act I of Twelfth Night?
Olivia is interested in someone other than the Duke.
The Duke does not know how to console Olivia when she loses her brother.
The Duke cannot capture Olivia's attention because she is in mourning.
Olivia mourns the loss of her brother.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
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The struggle in Act I of Twelfth Night is best summed up by the phrase The Duke cannot captivate Olivia's attention since she is in grief. Hence, the answer is (C).
What is meant by conflict theory?conflict theory are vantage points in sociology and social psychology that emphasize a materialist reading of history, a dialectical method of analysis, a critical attitude toward current social structures, and a political program of revolution or, at the very least, reform. In general, conflict theories contrast historically predominate ideologies and draw attention to power disparities, such as class conflict theory .Hence, it is a macro-level study of society.
One of the four main sociological paradigms, known as social conflict theory, is credited to Karl Marx as its founder. Several conflict theories aim to highlight the ideological components present in conventional thought. Contrary to popular belief, conflict theory is not a single school of thought and should not be confused with, for example, peace and conflict studies.
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16) What is a difference between closed-cell foam-in-place insulation and
open-cell foam-in-place insulation?
A)
closed-cell is less effective
B) only open-cell uses polyurethane
C)
open-cell is less energy-efficient
D only open-cell can be used on attic surfaces
E)
closed-cell utilizes a gas to enhance insulation
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Answer:
1. Table – arranges statistics in rows and columns
2. Pie graph – Divide a large number into smaller slices to show statistical relationship
3. Diagram – Shows and identifies different parts of a thing
4. Numbered list – Arranges things in a sequence to show ranking or steps
5. Caption – a small note near the graphic feature that explains more about it
Explanation:
1. Table – arranges statistics in rows and columns
2. Pie graph – Divide a large number into smaller slices to show statistical relationship
3. Diagram – Shows and identifies different parts of a thing
4. Numbered list – Arranges things in a sequence to show ranking or steps
5. Caption – a small note near the graphic feature that explains more about it
which of these statements would not belong in the theme based summary
Answer:
At, first the narrator resists her parents' decisions to move the family to Hong Kong.
Explanation:
Logic
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Read the paragraph below. Which transitional word or phrase belongs before sentence 6?
(1) how are the photos repairs? (2) First, a new photo is taken of the damaged photo. (3) Next, a high-resolution camera and special lighting are used. (4) then, the new photo is viewed on a computer. (5) Most pictures take a few hours of work. (6) some take as long as a week.
A. Despite,
B. In spite of,
C. Nevertheless,
D. Once in a while,
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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5. (c) "I really don't .. know what to .. do .. " she stumbled.
6. (a) We apologised for laughing at them when they tripped over the loosing paving stone.
7. (c) My dad reminded my sister to take her sports bag.
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why is my big sister taking my electic toothbrush, not with the head, headless.
Answer:
......never use that toothbrush again.
Explanation:
you don't wanna know.
Answer:
to soothe your dogs back
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As you read the text Bud, Not Buddy, highlight details that show how Steady Eddie reacts to the conversation about Bud staying at Grand Calloway Station.
2. Then, use the web to compare and contrast how Miss Thomas and Steady Eddie respond to the idea of Bud staying. Click in the circle to add notes to the organizer
Answer:
Steady Eddie is the saxophone player in Herman's band. He takes Bud under his wing and is the one to give Bud his first instrument, a flute, as well as his old saxophone case for Bud to put his things in.
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With new outlets for distribution, documentaries have seen a wider and wider audience in recent years.
True
False
Please write a paragraph of 5 to 7 sentences to answer the following questions
What are two main reasons that animals are moving closer to humans? And how can the problem be stopped
Please help no links or file
Answer:
Main two reason
all the forest or trees that are animal shelter are being cut by humans for their own needs..and also they don't have any food to eat so they are coming in cities or towns to have their shelter and food...
Explanation:
the problem can be stopped just stop cutting fresh trees which are needed to animals and start using the that are dyinggg..and stop to destroy home of animalss and their foods which are needed for survival.because of these the natural process is also getting affectedd..
in the book the giver what are some of the methods that Jonas' community uses to control its citizens?
Answer: the ruling committee of elders and its experience no personal freedoms it also prevents them from experiencing life as originally intended and they cannot exercise their Independence
The colors are so beautiful, question tag
Answer:
The colors are so beautiful, aren't they?
Look at the blank with the number 12 in the passage which of these answer correctly completes the sentence a, ran b, ranned c, run d, runned
Yeah we can't know the answer to that one unless I get some book or something.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
I got it right... trust me...
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Explanation:
Answer:
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Explanation:
In your opinion, is it fair for one country to come into another and take their resources in times of peace? What about in times of war? Why or why not? b. In the text, the author quotes King Leopold, who said that European countries should "open to civilization the only part of our globe which it has not yet penetrated, [and] to pierce the darkness in which entire populations are enveloped." What did King Leopold most likely mean by the word "civilization"? c. How does the Scramble for Africa compare to the European colonization of America?
Answer:
Explanation: no it’s not fair
Based on the evidence provided, readers can conclude that Odysseus wants to rule his native land. is eager to leave his home. misses his native land. fears for the safety of his home.
Answer:misses his native land
Explanation:
amog is
Answer: C: He misses his native land.
Explanation: Odysseus says "I shall not see on earth a place more dear" Meaning he thinks of his native land, as dear.
why does a government needs a huge number of employees
Which of the following sentences from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?
A. "It was a pleasure to me to find in your letter the name of Professor Horacek; I keep for that lovable and
learned man a great veneration and a gratitude that endures through the years."
B. "Will you, please, tell him how I feel; it is very good of him still to think of me, and I know how to appreciate it."
C. "The verses which you kindly entrusted to me I am returning at the same time."
D. "And I thank you once more for your great and sincere confidence, of which I have tried, through this honest
answer given to the best of my knowledge, to make myself a little worthier than, as a stranger, I really am."
Answer:
id.k probably
letter B. (previous question)- The verses which you kindly entrusted to me I am returning at the same time."
or
letter D. (previous question)- "It was a pleasure to me to find in your letter the name of Professor Horacek; I keep for that lovable and learned man a great veneration and a gratitude that endures through the years."
but i think D.
Which quotation represents a change in pacing?
from The Somnambulist
by George MacDonald
"One night I was sitting in my room, devouring an old romance which I had brought from the library." It was late. The fire blazed bright; but the candles were nearly burnt out, and I grew sleepy.
Suddenly I found myself on my feet, listening with agony. Whether I had heard anything I could not tell; but I felt as if I had. Yes; I was sure of it. Far away, I heard a faint cry. Driven by some secret impulse, I flew, without a moment’s reflection, to the door, and stood in the great echoing hall, amid the touches, light and ghostly, of the cobwebs set afloat in the eddies occasioned by my sudden entrance.
A faded moonbeam fell on the floor, and filled the place with an ancient dream-light, which wrought strangely on my brain, and filled it, as if it, too, were but a deserted, sleepy house, haunted by old dreams and memories. Recollecting myself, I went back for a light; but the candles were both flickering in the sockets, and I was compelled to trust to the moon. I ascended the staircase. "Old as it was, not a board creaked, not a banister shook—the whole felt solid as rock." Finding, at length, no more stair to ascend, I groped my way on; for here there was no direct light from the moon—only the light of the moonlit air. I was in some trepidation, I confess; for how should I find my way back? At length, after wandering into several rooms and out again, my hand fell on a latched door. I opened it, and entered a long corridor, with many windows on one side. "Broad strips of moonlight lay slantingly across the narrow floor, divided by regular intervals of shade."
I started, and my heart swelled; for I saw a movement somewhere—I could neither tell where, nor of what: I was only aware of motion. I stood in the first shadow, and gazed, but saw nothing. I sped across the light to the next shadow, and stood again, looking with fearful fixedness of gaze towards the far end of the corridor. Suddenly a white form glimmered and vanished. I crossed to the next shadow. Again a glimmer and vanishing, but nearer. Nerving myself to the utmost, "I ceased the stealthiness of my movements, and went forward, slowly and steadily." A tall form, apparently of a woman, dressed in a long white robe, appeared in one of the streams of light, threw its arms over its head, gave a wild cry—which, notwithstanding its wildness and force, had a muffled sound, as if many folds, either of matter or of space, intervened—and fell at full length along the moonlight. Amidst the thrill of agony which shook me at the cry, I rushed forward, and, kneeling beside the prostrate figure, discovered that, unearthly as was the scream which had preceded her fall, it was the Lady Alice. I saw the fact in a moment: the Lady Alice was a somnambulist.* . . .
*a sleep-walker
quotations around the answer choices
Answer:"One night I was sitting in my room, devouring an old romance which I had brought from the library."
Explanation:
The quotation represents a change in pacing is "One night I was sitting in my room, devouring an old romance which I had brought from the library."
What is The Somnambulist?The Somnambulist is a novel by George Macdonald. Somnambulist is a disease of sleepwalking.
This is the story of Cosmo von Wehrstahl. This is a horror fantasy novel published in 2007.
Thus, the correct option is A, "One night I was sitting in my room, devouring an old romance which I had brought from the library."
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In The Kane Chronicles does anyone know is there another book? plssssss answer
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's a trilogy
Explanation:
The Throne of Fire is the second one and The Serpent's Shadow is the third I believe. Also, if you like the Kane Chronicles you'll probably like the Percy Jackson series, The Heroes of Olympus series, and The Magnus Chase series (if you haven't read them already) Hope this helped:)
What is the difference between a primary and secondary source?
Answer:
Explanation:
Primary sources can be described as those sources that are closest to the origin of the information.
Secondary sources often use generalizations, analysis, interpretation, and synthesis of primary sources.
