How can a character’s flaw be both a burden and a virtue?

Answer:

This is the person who has achieved the excellence that Aristotle calls virtue of character. This virtue is the excellence of the part of the soul that does not strictly speaking, engage in reasoning. But can be trained to accord perfectly with reason's judgment about what is best.

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{Objective or Not Objective}

Question 12 of 15
Which organizational pattern best fits an essay that responds to this prompt?
How is Odysseus in Homer's The Odyssey a traditional hero who
represents his culture's values? Explain your answer.
O A. Definition
B. Cause and effect
O C. Compare and contrast
D. Classification

How does Atticus get to mayella

Click Play, and observe the balloon for a period of 48 hours. Pause the simulation whenever the balloon changes direction. Describe what you see in the space below.

what is the noun in i see five goats

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined

Question 1. A. photo B. favour C. volleyball D. laugh

Question 2. A. cinema B. comic C. cake D. cool

Question 3. A. guess B. big C. sign D. again

Question 4. A. picture B. sure C. nurture D. nature

Question 5. A. rehearse B. return C. first D.

If you see a dragon on the cover of a novel, what other details are you likely to find in the story?

you must finish all of your homework before going to bed
you have..................................................................

General Zaroff says to Rainsford, "I hunt more dangerous game." What is the significance of this title phrase?

Express your views on the topic "Word is stronger tha sword"​

Give an account of the transitional personality of Macbeth​

which statement best describes the common expriences of american indians with the american landscape

HELP ME PLEASE
Rewrite the sentence by correcting the error in pronoun reference or agreement.

Frugal shoppers count her coupons before she shops.

In 1984, byron lichtenberg, who is a biomedical engineer, become a member of a spacecraft crew, what kind of sentence

What are the characters of A golden age the greek mythology story? With meanings.
I need the answers now

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Is there a certain ritual that your family goes through for birthdays or holidays? Is there a certain trip that you take each year? Explain the tradition or ritual. Then, explain why the tradition is important for you and your family. If you do not have a specific ritual, think of a ritual or tradition that many people follow.

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Narrate me a Story

Situation: Your mother assigned you to clean all the tools and kitchen utensils used in the preparation of food for lunch. In two or three paragraphs, narrate your experiences in accomplishing the different tasks to be fulfilled/accomplished.​

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With which statement would Emerson and Thoreau most likely agree?
Society prevents people from being free.
O Society encourages people to be unique.
Society provides people with important opportunities.
O Society is the best place to gain an education.

Frankenstein The creature introduces itself to the blind De Lacey and was eventually beaten by Felix upon his return. At first, the interaction was successful. The creature talked with DeLacey but did not get to say anything to Felix, who hit it repeatedly with a stick upon seeing it in the house. What do you think the repercussions of this day will be? How do you think this interaction will taint the creature’s view of humanity going forward? 2 pieces of textual evidence please help me and no link please and someone that knows the answer ​

Which statement is an example of a claim of policy?

A.
Animal testing should be illegal.

B.
Animal testing helps cure diseases.

C.

if you could create a green technology what would it be and what would you want to reduce​

STEVE

Doesn’t make sense. Why should the power go off all of a sudden and the phone line?

DON

Maybe some kind of an electrical storm or something.

CHARLIE

That doesn’t seem likely. Sky’s just as blue as anything. Not a cloud. No lightning. No thunder. No nothing. How could it be a storm?

—The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street,
Rod Serling

What is Charlie’s perspective about why the power is out?

An electrical storm is responsible.
Aliens are responsible.
Aliens are not responsible.
An electrical storm is not responsible.



Help!! :)

Select the TWO statements that would be included in a summary of the text.


a. They finally arrive at a crowded warehouse full of trucks selling a variety of foods.

b.
There is a mother talking to her children while eating fast food.
c. The friends live in a place that requires they use the freeway.
d.
People in the warehouse are laughing and talking while listening to music.
e. Some friends take a girl out for a surprise celebratory dinner.

here the story

A little after 5:30 p.m., Serena and I hop into Jayson’s car. “Where are we headed?” I ask.

2
“A little place I know downtown. But it’s a surprise, so you’ll just have to wait and see when we get there,” Jayson replies.

3
We live in a part of Los Angeles called Baldwin Hills, tucked between the 405, the 10, and the 110. To get pretty much anywhere, you’ve got to hop onto a freeway. We get onto the parking lot that is the 110 freeway. It’s only a few miles to downtown, but we all settle in for a long ride. Jayson turns up the radio, so we don’t hear the noise of the other cars, and I turn my attention to our traveling companions in the cars next to us.

4
We are all just a few feet from each other, but we are in our own little metal and glass compartments. I can’t help but wonder what is going on in their world. There’s a guy in a black sports car who is clearly texting while driving. You can tell by the way that he looks down toward the bottom of his steering wheel and then looks back up at the traffic ahead of him. There’s a mom driving a minivan, talking to her kids in the back seat and eating fast food. The fast food isn’t making her trip any faster. On the other side, a grandpa sings wildly and plays the drums on the steering wheel. Now that’s a happy man! Does anyone wonder about me, Serena, and Jayson? Can they tell we are on our way to a celebration dinner?

5
As we leave the freeway, I see the tall skyscrapers of downtown L.A. and the bright lights of Staples Center. In front of me, I see more traffic. I am pretty excited because some of L.A.’s hottest restaurants are located just outside of the Staples Center; maybe this is Jayson’s surprise.

6
But soon, we pass the bright, fancy restaurants. I tap Jayson on the shoulder, and he turns down the radio and asks, “What’s up?”

7
“I’m kind of wondering where we’re headed. We just passed up a bunch of nice restaurants.”

8
“Don’t worry. I’m taking you to L.A.’s most popular dining hotspot. You won’t be disappointed.”

9
But the farther we drive, the less promising the streets look. We have left the bright lights behind and are now traveling in an area with strip malls and warehouses, a lot of them abandoned. Serena peers out the window and points at large flat parking lot between two warehouses. “Park there,” she tells Jayson. This doesn’t look promising.

10
We get out of the car, and I am overwhelmed with the aroma of cooking foods. I can’t figure out what I am smelling, but before you know it, Serena, Jayson, and I are walking through massive warehouse doors.

11
I can’t believe my eyes. Inside the warehouse there are hundreds of people from every part of L.A. There are 20 or 30 food trucks, painted with crazy signs advertising Korean tacos, deep fried macaroni and cheese, pizza with curry, fruit smoothies, and homemade cupcakes. The choices are mind boggling. Most people either stand and eat or set up lawn chairs that they brought with them. The live music in the background is like a soundtrack for the laughing, talking, and eating.

12
“How did you know about this?” I ask Jayson.

13
“One of my friends owns the truck called ‘Spicy Q.’ They sell pulled pork, ribs, and smoked chicken. He told me they’d be here tonight.”

14
“Aren’t they always here?”

15
“No. These food trucks go all over the city. People use the Internet or Twitter to find out where they are parked. Most of these guys went to cooking school or business school, but can’t afford a permanent restaurant. “

16
“What are you two waiting for? I’m starving,” Serena interrupts us.

17
“Let’s eat!” I reply, and we head for the long line in front of Spicy Q.

Please answer the following questions:

[1] What is cyberbullying? [5marks]

[2] What is plagiarism? [5marks]

[3] What do you understand by ergonomics? [5 marks]

[4] What is identity theft? [5 marks]

[5] Who is an excellent digital citizen? [5 marks]

Which detail from the text gives the reader the best clue that Margie’s world is not like ours?

A
“Her mother exhaled quietly, slipped her hand out of Margie’s, and gave her shoulder a gentle squeeze.” ( Paragraph 7)
B
“First Minister Chao pressed her palm against a sensor on the Orb’s surface.” ( Paragraph 8)
C
“Margie shook her head and hoped nobody could hear her heart pounding.” ( Paragraph 11)
D
“He’d made it in his workshop with his own hands, with both their names engraved on the underside.” ( Paragraph 11)

After you moved to New York you called me
To say read Kundera, and I found these two sentences about chance.
Now I can't stop thinking about that night last year-
We were just running errands, "out of necessity,".
When we saw that house. It had no curtains
And at least 20 bare light bulbs shining
On lamps without lampshades.
I stopped the car and we both looked and wondered -
So many bright lights
We couldn't see through the glare.
Your profile was lit up.
This book that we are both reading now
Says, "While people are fairly young
And the musical composition of their lives
Is still in its opening bars, they can go about writing it
Together, exchanging motifs." Today I closed the book
And thought of a reason
For all those bare light bulbs.
I imagined an old man, his sight going fast,
Feeling his way towards one light
And then sending himself off towards another,
Unaware of us outside
Or of his nearly ordinary house
Become, for us, a constellation, guiding us and
Lighting up our world in a tiny way.
In a way so insignificant
I only mention it now because it lasts forever.

Read the graphic organizer that relates to “The Motif.”


Cause =

Effect = The speaker can’t stop thinking about something he saw last year


Which statement would BEST complete the graphic organizer?

A. Someone recommends a book to the speaker.

B. Two sentences about chance bring to mind an experience.

C. The speaker must run some errands.

D. The speaker wonders why so many bright lights are burning.

Make a sonnet on how you think about love.4 lines

Into indirect speech.He is washing the cars?​

Ramayana is an ancient Hindu epic that explores the life of Rama or Ramachandra, a principal deity of Hindu worship. In some traditions, he is
even considered the Supreme Being. Based on what you have learned thus far, would this excerpt of Ramayana be considered a Personal
Legend? Why or why not? In a 5-paragraph essay, support your claim with specific evidence from both texts.