Read the following excerpt from a media response essay. The ad features a brightly colored banner and a couple of twenty-somethings
In this excerpt , the writer is

Answer:

d

Explanation:

edge

What does this excerpt most likely suggest about the values of ancient Sumerians, members of the civilization from which Gilgamesh originates?

What time is it I’m just doing this because I am forced too

In "The Stone" and "Ricky Fowler and the Walk of a Lifetime" both Maibon and Trudel wish for something wonderful to happen.

Which statement best explains what happens with their wishes?


A. Trudel's life is changed dramatically, while Maibon's life is not affected at all.

B. Maibon learns a harsh lesson while Trudel still hopes that his wish will come true.

C. Maibon's and Trudel's wishes are granted and they are both very pleased and happy.

D. Maibon regrets the choice of wish he made, while Trudel enjoys meeting Fowler.

Which line best creates a lighthearted mood in a narrative?

How can saying no to phrases such as “boys will
be boys” and “ he does that because he likes
you" disrupt sexism

Fat cat or neck fat? NO IS NOT A ANSWER EITHER A YES OR MAYBE SOMETHING ELSE

Read the quotation from "To the King's Most Excellent Majesty." "And may each clime with equal gladness see A monarch's smile can set his subjects free!" Wheatley uses the word free in these lines to suggest that

Suppose you were writing an essay arguing that we should provide a better
support system for our military veterans. Which sentence would best build
pathos into your argument?
A. As the brother of a marine, I believe that our country could do
more to help support our military veterans.
B. Studies have shown that some veterans have difficulties
reintegrating into civilian life after seeing combat.
C. The president just gave a speech explaining how important it is to
support military veterans.
D. After seeing how difficult it was for my brother to return to civilian
life, I believe it's important to show veterans support.

would you belive that the genres of viewing can impact your study habits?in what way?​

Which statement best explains how listening to a live speech can affect the audience's understanding?

O Listening to a speech live can limit the interaction between the speaker and the audience.

O Listening to a speech allows the audience to review the content several times to better understand its message.

O Listening to a speech live limits the audience's ability to obtain information visually

O Listening to a speech allows the audience to make a stronger connection with the speaker.

they will have chosen the best chocolate into active or passive future tense​

Read the excerpt from "Bone Detective," by Lorraine Jean Hopping. Based on the details in this excerpt, the author would most agree that Diane France is generous and friendly. cautious and fearful. Diane stood in front of a mirror and stuck out her tongue. It looked like a rosy pink welcome mat to her delicate insides. Her usual rubber mold formula was out of the question—too toxic. She wondered, What is safe to swallow, fast and easy to apply, and hardens quickly into a firm mold? O unwise and hasty. curious and resourceful. One of her horse-riding pals, a veterinarian named Mary Wright, had the answer: alginate. Mary told Diane that alginate was a pink gummy material used to make molds of teeth. If it was safe for pets, it should be safe for a tiger. And people, too, Diane thought. ​

English
Read each sentence from "Island of Hope, Island of Tears. Choose the text structure that the sentence reflects.
"First, Giuseppe immigrated in 1903 to study art. Then his brother Salvatore followed."
be
"If illness was suspected, immigrants were detained at Ellis Island's hospital complex."
"The two families were alike in that they both came from small towns in Italy."

what is the dictionary ​

Urgent If a coworker consistently questions Darias ability to do her job he is: -threatening her competence face -threatening her autonomy face -threatening her fellowship face -None of the above

If the author needed to shorten the article, which sentence from the article

would be the MOST important to keep? *

They discovered that, with some work, kids can choose to have a growth mindset and

do better in school.

Not everyone can become a genius or a star athlete, but they can improve the skills

they have and develop new ones.

Kids with both mindsets do fine in elementary school, but middle school math is

much harder.

BWhen you think, feel, move or use your senses, signals travel through this network.

Emerson says the voices we hear in our solitude grow louder as we enter into the world. True False. please click the picture ​

Read the passage.

Louisa May Alcott, Author and Activist

The novel Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott, is a classic beloved by many. In part an autobiographical account of Alcott’s life, the book illustrates women’s roles during the mid-nineteenth century. One might think after reading the book that Alcott was a firm supporter of the traditional roles for women, which included getting married and raising a family.

However, Alcott was not a typical woman.

For one thing, she was raised in an unconventional family. Her father, a teacher, writer, and philosopher, held views that did not conform to most of American society. For example, he used the Alcott home as a station on the Underground Railroad for enslaved people who had run away. He also believed that his daughters should pursue their passions and develop their intelligence. Most Americans believed that a woman’s place was to be a wife and mother.

Alcott was greatly influenced by her father. As she became older, she embraced the idea of equality for women. Where women were expected to be good housewives and depend on their husbands, Alcott believed that women were independent thinkers and could be self-supporting. She also refused to marry.

Before the publication of Little Women, Alcott was already a published author, having written short stories and thrillers, which she called “blood and thunder tales.” These were all written under a different name, or pseudonym, to disguise the fact that she was a woman. She had also documented her experiences as a nurse during the Civil War in a fictional account called Hospital Sketches, published in 1863. This book was Alcott’s first successful work.

By 1867, Alcott had established herself as an author who could write on a variety of subjects. So her publisher, Thomas Niles, suggested that she write a girl’s book. At this time, there was not a lot of literature published for children. But Alcott was not interested, stating in her journal that she “never liked girls or knew many, except my sisters....” Alcott also feared that writing a girls’ novel would be boring, especially in comparison to her earlier works.

In the end, it was her father who decided the matter for her. When he approached Thomas Niles about publishing a book he had written, Niles consented, but only if Louisa would write the girls’ book. Louisa agreed and set to work. She sat at her writing desk, built by her father, and proceeded to complete the book in two and a half months.

Alcott decided to write a story about the March family, to be based on her own family. The March sisters Jo, Beth, Meg, and Amy were modeled on Alcott’s sisters, with Jo being most like Alcott herself. In the book, Jo is a talented, headstrong, aspiring writer, reluctant to commit to the idea of marriage or dependence on a man. Alcott used her journals to recall some of the family’s experiences.

Even after working on the first twelve chapters, she and Niles both thought that the novel was “dull.” Once the book was fully written, Alcott was nervous about whether readers would embrace this new work. However, much to her surprise, the book was a smashing success, selling thousands of copies. Alcott began receiving letters from a great number of fans. She was asked to speak throughout the country.

All the attention made Alcott feel uncomfortable. She also did not like the way her readers, mostly young girls, demanded to know who the March sisters were going to marry. She wrote, “Girls write to ask who the little women marry, as if that was the only end and aim of a woman’s life.” Nevertheless, she responded to public demand and eventually wrote more about the March sisters in the novels Little Men and Jo’s Boys.

The success of Little Women and other stories earned Alcott the financial independence she desired. But she was never as engaged in writing for young readers as she was in her thrillers from years before. Nine years after the publication of Little Women, she went back to writing the tales of “blood and thunder” that she truly enjoyed. While Alcott was familiar with the traditional roles of women and could write at length about them, she rejected them for herself.

In "Louisa May Alcott, Author and Activist," what is the author's viewpoint with regard to Alcott as a person and literary figure?

The author is ambivalent toward Alcott and feels her fame is overblown.

The author is biased against Alcott and sees her as a bad influence.

The author is surprised by Alcott and curious as to her motivations.

The author is biased toward Alcott and admires her.

What word is the best synonym for Err? *

Read the following list of people from the article. 1. Eric Topo 12. Tchiki Davis 3. Shaye Carver 4. Jay Mollica Which two have perspectives that are MOST in AGREEMENT with each other? a 1 and 3 b 2 and 3 С 1 and 4 d 2 and 4​

Who is the most beautiful woman in this world?​

True or False Hormones and certain weather conditions do not act alone to
encourage criminal behavior.

In "An Army Corps Like No Other," why does the author mention that Major George H. Crossman was a "skilled explorer" of the Southwest?

A) to show that he spent his entire childhood in the Southwest, raising camels to sell at his local market

B) to explain his connection to the newly built railroads in the region

C) to criticize his research methods in exploring the Southwest

D) to give him credibility as someone who may understand that the Southwest would be a great place for camels

GEORGE W. HARKINS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE common lit questions

i really need help my teacher is closing the assessment in one hour

"The monkey is a loose cannon O Metaphor O Simile O Alliteration O Hyperbole​

she slammed the door and stuffed towels under it. Finally
Based on the sentences above, how does Elaine feel about spiders?
A)
She dislikes spiders.
B)
She is miffed by spiders.
She is annoyed by spiders
D
She is terrified of spiders.

100 PTS! Brainiest to correct answer.

In A Streetcar Named Desire, when is the audience first aware that Stella and
Stanley come from different backgrounds?

A. When Stanley tells Mitch about Blanche's past.
B. When Stanley goes through Blanche's trunk.
C. When Stanley gets drunk at the poker party.
D. When Stella tries to describe Stanley to Blanche when she first
arrives.
E. None of the these.

Please only answer this question if you know the answer and read the story. If you don't know, don't answer the question solely for points are you will be reported.

Whoever gets this question right gets brainliest.

Read the excerpt from “Tools of the Spymaster."

The numbers that Major Tallmadge assigned to members of the Culper Ring were from a secret writing system he invented. He substituted digits for words that would be used in messages. "Long Island," for example, was 728, "arms" was 7, and "city" was 88. There was a number for each month, such as 341 for "January." He made four copies of his codes. He kept one and gave the others to Woodhull, Townsend, and General Washington. For words that did not have a number code, Tallmadge gave his agents a cipher. In a cipher, each letter in a message is replaced by another letter or a number.

Which statement is best supported by text evidence from the excerpt?

All members of the Culper Ring received a copy of Tallmadge’s code.
A cipher was a common instrument used during the American Revolution.
Words that did not have a number code could not be used in secret messages.
General Washington could read messages written in Tallmadge’s code.

What are some life lessons that are learned from “Pyramus and Thisbe”?

Select the correct answer.
Read the following excerpt from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s First Inaugural Address.

With this pledge taken, I assume unhesitatingly the leadership of this great army of our people dedicated to a disciplined attack upon our common problems.

How does Roosevelt communicate his intentions?

A.
by using personification to make the country appear as someone who fights for the nation’s people.
B.
by using an allusion to describe the universal problem of conflict.
C.
by using a metaphor to compare fixing the nation’s problems with fighting an enemy at war.
D.
by using an idiom to relate to his audience about their common issues.
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