Locate the subject in each clause in the sentences
below. Then choose the correct verb.
1. Many poets have written great poetry, but few
(is/are) as talented as Emily Dickinson
2. There (is/are) many lines in her work that all of her
readers (treasures/treasure),
3. Some of her readers (appreciates/appreciate) her
use of dashes, while others (finds/find) it confusing.
4. There (is/are) no question that she used unusual
punctuation.
5. Each of the poems (presents/present) an idea to
think about
6. My favorite poems (was/were) "Much Madness is
divinest Sense" and "Success is counted sweetest."
7. Neither of those poems (is/are) Felicia's favorite,
though
8. What is/are) the dominant vowel sound in the last
four lines of "Much Madness is divinest Sense"?
9. The consonant that prevails in the same poem
(seems/seem) to be s.
10. I can't decide whether the sound or the ideas of
the poems (is/are) more striking,

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

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Which of the following best describes the relationship between AgroGlobal and society in the passage? A. AgroGlobal is a police force that enforces the rules of the society. B. AgroGlobal owns everything and therefore controls many aspects of the society. C. AgroGlobal makes Newtri for the good of the people in the society and therefore has everyone’s trust. D. AgroGlobal is the government that the people have chosen to lead their society during uncertain times.

Horatio is a member of a street gang. He tells his gang members every secret in his life. They are like brothers to him. How would sociologists
MOST accurately describe this street gang?
O A
They are Horatio's primary group
ОВ.
They are Horatio's secondary group.
OC. They are Horatio's out-group.
OD.
They are Horatio's ascribed status.

what are 8 different problems in our society with a solution?

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How does Claudius react to The Murder of Gonzago?
O He thinks it is a funny play.
O He goes to Hamlet and confesses to being a murderer.
O He falls asleep during the performance.
O He storms out just after the player king is murdered.
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How much time do you think you spend looking at a screen a day? Do you think you spend
more or less time on your devices than your peers? What about your parents? What is
something you could do to decrease the amount of time you spend staring at a screen?

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

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Which story element is most evident from Crane's choice of words in this passage from "A Great Mistake"? "It [the babe's hand] was moved with supreme caution toward the fruit. The fingers were bent, claw-like, in the manner of great heart- shaking greed." A. Plot - the conflict B. Setting - where the action takes place C. Theme - the author's message​

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It's about China :)

You guys probably already know a little bit about China. Like how we get a lot of stuff from China such as clothing and other merchandise. But China is known for a lot of other things like their circuses, The Lion Dance, Buddhism, Taoism, their PANDAS and most of all their Chinese New Year Festival. Are you ready to learn about China?


There are two main religions in China. The first one is Buddhism. Their major beliefs are to avoid all evil, to do good, to purify one's mind, they believe in reincarnation and karma. Another religion is Taoism which is the belief of spiritual immortality after death and karma. Buddhism and Taoism are very interesting religions; they both believe in karma.


Chinese forms of entertainment blend old and new forms of art like The Lion Dance. The Lion Dance is probably the oldest form of entertainment in China. It symbolizes power, wisdom and good fortune. Another old kind of entertainment that is still used today is acrobats and circus acts. Some of the things that they do are The Lion Dance on top of rolling globes, tightrope walking, contortion acrobats, Chinese yoyo, extreme kung fu, unicycling, bowl balancing, multi-plate spinning, tricks involving smaller animals, fire breathing etc… I would love to go to a Chinese circus!


Festivals are important to Chinese culture. One really important festival is the Chinese New Year Festival. It is celebrated in the United States, China and a lot more places. It is the celebration of the Chinese zodiac signs. The zodiac signs are animals. For example, 2021 is the year of the ox. There is a rotation between 12 zodiac animals. I have been to Chinese New Year in America but I would love to see a Chinese New Year in China!


China is the only place in the world where pandas live wild. Pandas are black and white animals, they only eat bamboo for the most part. Whenever you see a panda in any zoo around the world they are from China. China loans their pandas to the United States and other countries. We only get them for 10 years but sometimes they will extend our time with them. When there are new babies born we usually only get to keep them for four years before they go to China. Pandas are an endangered species, we are lucky to have them in America.


In conclusion I think that China is very interesting because of all of the diversity in religions and entertainment that they have compared to ours. In the short essay you have learned a lot about China, what things did you already know about China?

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Which of the following is a strong thesis statement with a plan of
development? *
Animal testing is a cruel act.
Animal testing is a practice that should be banned because it is cruel, inaccurate, and
doesn't always yield relevant results.
Animal testing is a practice that should be banned.
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Animal testing is a practice that many activists don't approve of.
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On an appropriate occasion ; you meet people. Being a Filipino, how will you let them know they're special to you? ​

While hunting for food and firewood in the forest, the creature comes upon a great prize—the books Paradise Lost by Milton, Lives by Plutarch, and Sorrows of Werter by Goethe. After the creature reads the third and final book, Paradise Lost, what is the creature’s perspective of himself? How has it changed? Write a response in which you analyze the creature’s viewpoint of himself based on the knowledge acquired from reading Paradise Lost. Provide supporting evidence for your response.

Use the quote to answer the question.

"I never expected to become a dentist so soon after I got my law degree, but having both is a blessing," said Lucas Evergreen.
Which is the best paraphrase of the quote?

A. Lucas Evergreen is happy he has both a dental and a law degree.

B. Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer.

C. Lucas Evergreen is surprised to be both a dentist and a lawyer.

D. Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.

Read the following sentence from the article.

The case has its roots in the
Vietnam-era case of a high school in Des Moines, Iowa, that suspended
students who wore armbands to
protest the war.
Which sentence from the article BEST supports
this idea?

A
The post was brought to the attention of
the team's coaches, who suspended Levy
from the cheerleading team for a year.


B
"But at same time you don't want a situation
where schools are monitoring everyone's
speech at home," he said.

С
The Mahanoy Area School District declined
to comment on the case, its lawyer, Lisa
Blatt, said

D
The outcome proposed by the school
district would have left them subject to
discipline, the Tinkers wrote.

What are the names of the three objects in the picture?

Which statement is the best reason supporting Nehru’s claim that India will thrive with independent rule?

The Prince Who Learned Wisdom

1 There once lived a prince who would someday become the ruler. “Study hard, my boy,” his father advised him. “You will require an excellent education when you are crowned king.”

2 The prince took these words to heart and studied hard every day, until one day, a thought came to him. “My teachers give me a lot of useful knowledge, but I wonder if I am gaining the wisdom that a ruler needs.” He decided the answer was no. To gain wisdom, he would require a new plan.

3 The prince informed his father that he wanted to visit a nearby country whose philosophers were said to be very wise. He would ask them to teach him their wisdom. The king considered this idea to be very foolish. “Wisdom comes only from a good education,” he declared firmly. “Your teachers are preparing you very well.” Still, he agreed to let his son go, even giving the young man some gold coins for his journey. Neither suspected that the prince’s search would end up taking him in a very different direction.

4 Early the next morning, the prince set out. To avoid attracting attention, he dressed in ordinary clothes and carried his belongings on his back like anyone else. As he strode along, he whistled a cheerful tune, happy to be traveling on his own.

5 By afternoon, his stomach was growling loudly, so he sat down in a nearby field to eat his lunch. The warm sun stroking his cheek and the soft breeze whispering in his ears made him drowsy.

6 The prince was awakened suddenly by the crackling of dry leaves. A thief was scurrying away with his pack! He was too far away to catch, so the prince was forced to go on without it. (Luckily, the gold coins were hidden safely inside his coat.) He continued on, pondering what had occurred. As he was thinking deeply, he came to a realization. “Anything can happen when you sleep outside. When I become the ruler, I must make sure that everyone in my kingdom has a safe place to sleep.” Then he laughed. “That fellow actually gave me a bit of wisdom!”

7 As evening approached, it began to rain heavily. With a great distance remaining and his feet soggy, the prince stopped at an inn. Aching with hunger, he welcomed the scents of fresh bread and savory stew that met him at the door. After a hearty, delicious meal, he climbed the stairs to his room, blew out the candle, and crawled peacefully into bed—but not for long. CREEEEEAK! A young woman tiptoed into the shadowy room and quietly picked up the prince’s boots. As she tried to creep out again, the prince leaped up, blocked her way, and yelled for the innkeeper. When the man arrived, the outraged prince informed him that the woman had been stealing his boots.

8 “No, she wasn’t,” the innkeeper replied, shaking his head vigorously. “She was taking them downstairs to the fire so they would dry before morning. I’m sorry if my daughter disturbed you.”

9 Feeling embarrassed, the prince quickly gave the daughter a gold coin as an apology. Back in bed, he reflected over what had happened. “When I am king, I must be sure to get all the facts before I make a judgment,” he concluded. Then, laughing, “I never expected to acquire wisdom in a village inn!”

10 The following day, instead of continuing on, the prince returned the way he had come. He did not stop until he was inside the palace.

11 “Back already?” exclaimed his father. “You can’t possibly have made it even to the border. Why did you give up your plan?”

12 “Father,” replied the prince earnestly, “in just two days, I gained enough wisdom to know that it was not the most advantageous plan. I now realize there is no need to seek wisdom in distant places. I have learned that wisdom can in fact be discovered anywhere by simply paying attention and learning from personal experiences.” Hearing this response, the king smiled and nodded with satisfaction at his young son.

13 From that day forward, the prince made a point of leaving the palace at least twice a week to observe and listen to what was happening among the people. When the time came for him to become king, he was a very wise ruler indeed.

The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.
Part A

Which sentence best states the theme of the text?

A.

A wise person thinks before speaking.
B.

Do not be afraid to give up on foolish ideas.
C.

Lessons can be learned in unexpected ways.
D.

Treat others the way you want to be treated.

Part B

Which sentence from the text best supports your answer to part A?

A.

“To avoid attracting attention, he dressed in ordinary clothes and carried his belongings on his back like anyone else.”
B.

“‛When I am king, I must be sure to get all the facts before I make a judgment,’ he concluded.”
C.

“The following day, instead of continuing on, the prince returned the way he had come.”
D.

“wisdom can in fact be discovered anywhere by simply paying attention and learning from personal experiences.”

1. The format for all English papers is called ________?
2. What is a Works Cited Page? What purpose does it serve in an English paper?

3. What are two items that are found in a Works Cited entry?

4. In what order are Works Cited entries arranged?
a. chronologically
b. spatially
c. alphabetically
d. none are correct
5. Describe the formatting for a Works Cited Page. Consider font, font size, and line
spacing.

6. What is a “hanging indent”?

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'Darnell wanted a dog, but his mother didn't think he was old enough to care for a pet. She told him that owning a dog took a lot of hard work He would have to train it, feed it, clean it, and walk it. Darnell thought that his mother was wrong. He thought that he could care for a dog on his own. His mother told him to take on more responsibility, and she would think about letting him have a dog.

2 One day Darnell saw his elderly neighbor, Mr. Jones, walking his dog, Shelby. Mr. Jones walked slowly and had a hard time holding onto Shelby's leash. Darnell saw Mr. Jones struggling, so he walked over to help him.

3 Mr. Jones smiled as Darnell asked if he could help. "Thank you, Darnell. Shelby loves to go for walks, but it is hard for me to go fast as she does." As Darnell took the leash, he felt Shelby pull hard on the leash. Darnell realized how hard it was for Mr. Jones to walk Shelby. He wanted to help.

4 Mr. Jones, I wouldn't mind walking Shelby for you. I've always wanted a dog of my own," Darnell said "I will come to walk her every day after school."

5.That would be very nice of you, Darnell! I'm sure Shelby would be happy to have you take her for a walk," Mr. Jones told him. Mr. Jones smiled and patted Shelby's head.
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Which of the book titles below would most likely have a connection to this story?

A) Everybody Should Have a Dog!

B) Taking care of an Animal is Easy!

C) Owning a Pacis a serious commitment

D) Cats are the Best Per​​

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After getting hit by a meteorite, Susan Murphy turns into a giant on her wedding day. She is recruited by the government to join a team of monsters in order to defeat an evil alien named Gallaxhar. She wants to return to normal, but she knows without her help, the world will perish. After much deliberation, she decides to join the team and save the world.

O Internal
O External

what is the disadvatages of the education this pandemic​

Which sentence uses the underlined vocabulary word incorrectly? A. The duly principal was always late. WA HARAKATLAMATAN B. He informed me that I would have to retake the course directly. C. Some infirmities can be overcome by a change in lifestyle.​

9. The author's main purpose for writing the blog entry is to -
о
urge young people to make an effort to learn basic cooking skills
offer support for young people aspiring to become professional
chefs
O
encourage young people to avoid eating convenience foods
convince young people that learning to cook is simple

The Monkey's Paw
By W.W.Jacobs
Name:
1. What are each of the members of the White family doing when the story begins?
2. Who are the Whites expecting?
3. Where had the visitor been for the previous twenty-one years?
4. What fascinating object did the visitor bring back with him, and why is it so special?
5. How many total wishes can be granted by this object?
6. How did the visitor, Sergeant Major Morris, acquire the monkey's paw?
7. What is Sergeant-Major Morris's attitude toward the paw?
8. What does he do with it?

what are the differences between the great pyramid of giza and the horse sculpture?​

Which statement about signal phrases is true?
1.Signal phrases should be worded the same way throughout an informational text.
2.Signal phrases are only needed when a writer uses a direct quote from an article.
3.Signal phrases should provide just enough information to show the reader that the source is a valid one that can be trusted
4.Signal phrases should provide name, job, and source of every fact used in a text.

“I have hoped” is in which tense?

What is the summary/argument in "This Thoreau's Got Brains" By Hai Zi?