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Explanation:

indepndent clause:

they used flashlights

when they entered the cave

dependent clause:

the students were excited

because they were going spelunking

Question 2 Part A: How does Sandra Cisneros use foreshadowing in "A House of My Own"? to make comparisons between herself and other artists, to link her work to key historical events from the past, to create a connection between the present and future, to describe events in her life metaphorically Question 2 Part B: Which answer choice best describes the effect of Cisneros using foreshadowing as identified in Part A? She tells of her job teaching students in her mother's old neighborhood, which later connects with her encouraging a promising student, to show readers her pride in her Hispanic heritage. She describes the spectacular view from her new office, which later connects with her mother visiting that same office, to show readers how much she appreciates her mother's encouragement of her dreams. She discusses writing three stories in one weekend at Iowa, which later connects with friends workshopping stories in her apartment, to show readers how dedicated she is to her craft. She describes her father's disappointment in her shabby apartment, which later connects with his phone calls asking her to come home, to show readers her guilt for going against her father's wishes.

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Fill in the blanks to explain how Arjun feels both embarrassed and proud.

What finally turned the public against McCarthy

if someone can give me a 150 reply to both of these you would be amazing. it just has to be commenting about them.

I choosed Margaret Mead, she was born on December 16,1901 in Philadelphia.She died in November 17, 1978 in a hospital in New York.

She was an American cultural anthropologist and write, she loved to study nonliterate peoples of Oceania.She also commented on a wide array of societal issues, such as women's rights, nuclear proliferation, race relations, environmental pollution, and world hunger. In her first study, Coming of Age in Samoa (1928), she observed that Samoan children moved with relative ease into the adult world of sexuality and work, in contrast to children in the United States, where lingering Victorian restraints on sexual behavior and the increasing separation of children from the productive world made youth a needlessly difficult time.
One of her famous theory’s was the theory of imprinting found that children learn by watching adult behavior.A decade later, Mead qualified her nature vs. nurture stance somewhat in Male and Female (1949), in which she analyzed the ways in which motherhood serves to reinforce male and female roles in all societies. She continued nevertheless to emphasize the possibility and wisdom of resisting traditional gender stereotypes.

When funding for her field research in the South Pacific was cut during World War II, she founded the Institute for Intercultural Studies in 1944.

i think her theories helped a lot to our society like her theory of kids are influence by their parents behaviors, because I think back then they would think oh why does my child cuss so much or is so aggressive but it was becaause they would see that behavior at home.





Gregory Bateson was born on May 9, 1904 in Grantchester, United Kingdom

He died July 4, 1980 in San Francisco

Bateson focused on Ecological anthropology and cybernetics, he also was in these fields social scientist , linguistics , cybernetics and systems theory

Bateson was one of the most important and least understood thinkers, he originated the double blind theory of schizophrenia, was the first to apply cybernetic theory to the social sciences and he made discoveries about a nonhuman species as the dolphin

Bateson interested me because he did many different things. He was in many different fields, he as one of the most understood thinkers in his time, he not only studied so many things but he also wrote books about his studies. Like the book " steps to an ecology of mind" it has essays about anthropology , cybernetics , psychiatry, and epistemology. Overall he was a busy man and he took his studies and his work every serious , it was important to him and that's why I took an interest in him .


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why perents need to spent more to thier children who learn less quickly?​

Pan’s character in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poem A Musical Instrument has a much correlation with that of the Greek god Pan. Their physical appearance nature and characteristic were very similar, and they even had a great love for music too. This mythological figure got its revival further in 1880 where he continued to be the god of forest nature and woods. He is depicted as the symbol of energy sometimes frightening and possessing a great force of entertaining nature.

Since Pan ruled over the shepherd’s hunters and rural areas his worship is basically focused on nature and its species. He was associated with the deities of the forest and he dwelled with them in the woods. Because of his inclination and association with forest and nature, his structure was that of a man and an animal in combination. He is associated with nature pasturelands and wooded areas from which his name is derived.

The poem starts with the focus on the destruction which the god of the forest Pan has been spreading across. Being the deity of the forest himself he creates a form of turbulence all around the river and the forest. The significance of the river is seen in the poem too which reflects the ups and downs. The poem focuses on the subject that though there are beauty and love all around still there lies pain and destruction in the situation.

Though the character Pan possessed a love for nature and animals still sometimes become a source of destruction when it ran into a panic. Irrespective of being a God, a human we all possess the power to create beauty and destroy both

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Based on the text, how have sailors contributed to the mystery of deep-sea monsters? By bringing back specimens from their travels By creating myths to scare small children By exaggerating and lying to impress their friends By telling stories of what they see at sea ​

Melissa finished learning about how some employers exploit children by making them work for little money. She is sad and wants to find a way to help make their lives better.

In this context, what is the meaning of the homograph exploit?

a
To improve someone's life

b
To marvel at someone's tricks

c
To use someone unfairly

d
To wish to help someone

1. EPIDEMIC : DOCTORS ::
A. hospital : nurses
B war soldier
Analogy

What memorial will be built?
O A statue of Romeo and Juliet will be built to honor their love
O A statue of Juliet will be built to honor her beauty
O A statue of Romeo will be built to honor him
O A statue of Mercutio and Paris will be built to honor their bravery

What is most likely to cause wolves to hunt in packs? A wolf has trouble finding enough food for himself. 2. They need to kill prey large enough to feed the cubs. 3. A single wolf faces more danger from his enemies. 4. They want to kill large numbers of small animals.

In the poem "Barbara Frietchie,” what is true about each rhyming couplets?

Scents (line 3) means​

My husbands' parents recently announced that they have become vegans.

30 POINTS
Ambition can be good or bad; it can motivate you to achieve something, or it can compel you to do evil to achieve your goals.

In 1-2 sentences, describe an event in the play that illustrates the theme. Then, write a sentence that explains how that event connects to the above theme.
THE PLAY IS MACBETH

the synonym of adolescent​

LESS CARS ON THE ROAD MEANS LESS TRAFFIC
Find the error

The clerk
our transaction by letting us skip some of the paperwork.
A. expedited
B. misconstrued
O C. rectified
D. deduced

What is most closely the definition of forge as it is used in the passage below (paragraph 8)?
But the class is an overnight sensation, and Carnegie goes on to found the Dale Carnegie Institute, dedicated to helping businessmen root out the very insecurities that had held him back as a young man. In 1913 he publishes his first book, Public Speaking and Influencing Men in Business. “In the days when pianos and bathrooms were luxuries,” Carnegie writes, “men regarded ability in speaking as a peculiar gift, needed only by the lawyer, clergyman, or statesman. Today we have come to realize that it is the indispensable weapon of those who would forge ahead in the keen competition of business.”

A. verb | to make a copy or imitation of a document, signature, or work of art in order to deceive
B. verb | to shape or form a metal object by heating it in a fire and hammering it
C. noun | a furnace for heating and refining metal objects
D. verb | to advance or move forward slowly and steadily

Maria had been raised in the flat farmland of Indiana. Her new job in New York City was great, but there were lots of things she had to get used to. The first thing she had to deal with was noise. The sound of traffic never ceased. Sirens wailed suddenly at all hours. Garbage trucks backed into the alley beneath her apartment and made a terrible noise. They always seemed to arrive at 5:00 in the morning. The second thing she had to deal with was getting to work. The crush of the crowded sidewalks made her feel as if she was being swept by a tide of people. Everyone seemed to know where they were going and they walked fast. Maria felt that she had to walk fast too, just to keep from getting lost in the crowd. Soon after beginning her new job in downtown Manhattan, Maria had to deal with a third thing. Walking on concrete and standing on the subway were hard on her feet. Soon, she learned to imitate her fellow workers. She came to work in sneakers, carrying her dress shoes in her tote bag.

Once you’ve read this paragraph, look over the following ideas to see which one best describes its topic.

a. Maria was raised in Indiana.

b. Maria had to get used to living in New York City.

c. New York is noisy and crowded.

d. Maria soon learned to imitate her fellow workers.

My first time on horseback was embarrassing. I had never been on a horse in my life, but I was afraid to admit it. That’s probably where my trouble started. When I lifted my foot to put it into the stirrup, my friend Sally laughed. “Use the other foot, silly,” she said. Blushing beet red, I laughed too. I used the other foot. Then it took me about 10 minutes to swing up into the saddle. The horse kept moving and I scampered along on one foot while Sally giggled. Finally mounted, I looked down. I felt as if I were sitting on a mountain! Fortunately, Sally had chosen a gentle mare for me. I realize now she wasn’t fooled. She knew I didn’t know the first thing about riding. She really is a good friend. After a while, I learned to relax a little. I was actually riding a horse and it was fun. I even learned how to use the reins to guide the horse to the left and to the right.

1. What is the topic sentence?

2. Why did the narrator of the story state that Sally was a good friend?

What is one of the most important aspects that newspapers must take into
account when printing an article?
A. How much the audience already knows about an event
B. Whether there are enough quotes
C. From whose point of view the article should be written
D. How much the newspaper costs
SUBMIT

write a sentence about an animal that contains both alliteration and hyperbole

One human community desires to impose upon the future a
political condition which another human community rejects; or
each is attempting to impose upon the future, conditions
irreconcilable one with the other.
How does this paragraph enhance the structural effectiveness of the
author's general argument?
A)
B)
It reveals to the reader how military conflict is
eventually inevitable.
It shows how what takes place on the battlefield is
ultimately irrelevant to politics.
It illustrates for the reader how a struggle first
develops between two opposing forces.
It shows the reader a helpful distinction between
illusion and reality
D)

Select the correct answer.
Which choice best defines the central idea of a passage?
O A.
It is the specific idea the passage focuses on.
O B.
It is the general topic of the passage.
O C.
It is who or what the entire
passage is about.
O D.
It is the evidence that
supports the argument.

Read the following thesis statement. Then use the supporting details provided to write an expository body paragraph. It should contain a topic sentence that reflects the thesis statement, support the topic sentence with evidence, and provide a concluding statement that reorients the reader to the paragraph's main idea.
Passage
Thesis Statement:
Summer reading is a valuable way to increase classroom performance because it helps students retain important skills from year to year.

Source 1:
A study conducted by Northern State University shows that the retention of critical reading skills is up to 25 percent higher in students who participate in the school's summer reading program.

Source 2:
A poll conducted by the Easthampton School District revealed that students who read books over the summer felt "better mentally prepared" for the upcoming school year than those who did not read.

Source 3:
Education expert Janna Knopp pointed out that "the brain isn't technically a muscle, but it might as well be. We need to exercise it, or it gets weak. It's no surprise that students who take up summer reading are in better shape when school starts up."

Which foods are part of the vegetable group?
Carrot
Broccoli
Tomato
All of the above

Lily is making a rainbow loom bracelet. She uses 20 rubber bands. There are equal amounts of each color. 4 of the bands are lime green. Write the fraction that tells how many are lime green

Which evidence best supports the tople sentence?
One of the best places for students to study engineering and
technology is California
O A. California is the home of Silicon Valley, the tech capital of the
world.
B. California borders Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, and Mexico
C. California has the largest population of any state in the United
States
D. California hosts some of the best medical schools in the world.

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obstacles he's never
had to face before,
including rain, delicious
flowers, and seemingly
malicious tennis
players was be
allergists. This letter
behemoth of a
character named Kim.
has become an unlikely
hero for many formerly
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