science; How does wind shape Earth's surface?

Answer:

Wind Causes Weathering and Erosion. Wind causes weathering by blowing bits of material against cliffs and large rocks. Wind also erodes sand and dust. Wind Weathers Rock into Natural Structures Wind can form natural arches and other landforms in windy climates.

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Would you rather be poor and have friends or be rich and have no friends?

Due tonight please help!

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what is the smallest praticle of an element that maintains the chemical idenify of a element a.element b.oxygen c. atom d. the periodic table of element which is the answer

which sentence could be added to the passage to support the main idea?
a. other planets, seen through telescopes, show signs of volcanic activity, much like our Earth.
b. recently, water has been discovered on Mars, making it seem more possible that life could exist there.
c. also, the Earth's tilt and its distance from the sun means we have mild seasons that humans can withstand.
d. probes we have sent into space have brought back data on other planets that are too far to ever visit.

Which best describes the manager in The Heart of Darkness

Which sentence shows the best placement for the modifier "in a taxi”?

He went to the museum where he viewed paintings in a taxi.
He went in a taxi to the museum where he viewed paintings.
He went to the museum in a taxi where he viewed paintings.
He went to the museum where in a taxi he viewed paintings.

James woke up sweating one evening from a dream. In his dream he was pushing a rock up a large hill and every time he got the rock to the top of the hill, the rock would roll back down and James would have to go back down and start all over again. He understood that no matter how much he tried he would always have to roll the rock up the hill and it would always roll back down.



James’s dream is a direct comparison. This comparison is called....

a
irony
b
a foreshadowing
c
an allusion
d
a simile

Make: "When the huge lighting bolt split the sky, " into a complex sentence

who raises awareness about the limits of science ? (give examples)

What does audacious mean in paragraph 6?
Abigail Adams

A. Radical

B. Exciting

C. Reckless

D. Brave

Which is the closest antonym for the word detect?

A devote
B conclude
C detour
D conceal

1. I thought I was prepare for what our family would expect on the wide-open planes of the frontier. I was wrong.

2. The letter from Father's brother arrived at our home in Philadelphia on May 1, 1867, coincidentally the Day Nebraska became the 37th state in the Union. Uncle Matthews have been searching for land in Nebraska for 2 years and have secured a land for our family, if we want it. Was father interested?

3. Of course he was interested! Ever since my uncle and his family mood West, it's been all father could talk about—the adventures, the awards of being reaped from working on the land, the freedom, the wide open space. Mother was not so sure about living on the prairie, but she had hitched her dreams to Father's long ago. So it was when we set off with everything we owned tied down to a solitary wagon covered with a large white canvas cloth.

4. weeks later we stood with Uncle Matthew by a small stream on our new land—anchors and anchors of earth blanket with the tall prairie grass. "The first chore," he said "is to build a house." But there was almost no stone to use for construction. The the few trees within sight were not suitable for lumber, Andy clay needed for bricks and scarce.

5. "What kind of house?" I posed out loud.

6. He chuckles ruffling my hair. "A soddie."

7 So a sod house it would be. I was set to cut the long grass short with help of scythe scythe swing back and forth over the land. Mother gather the grass and bundles and use for kindling. Uncle Matthew's hitched a plow called a "grasshopper" to one of the horses and begin cutting strips of sod about 18 in wide and 4 in thick further use an axe to hew bricks of sod.

8. We only cut as much sod as we could use each day and lay the bricks in a criss-cross pattern. We left gaps for the doors and windows. we fashioned the roof of twigs and branches woven together with straw pile on top, and we place more sod above as a final layer.

9. "The canvas from the wagon will come in handy," Uncle Matthew's remarks.

10. "For what." I asked.

11. "We'll hang it inside, under the ceiling. It'll catch dirt and critters that might drop down. unless you rather have them plop into your stew or fall on your bed," he laughed.

12. We hung a horse's like it in the entryway to serve as a door until we could fashion a real one wood, and we use paper grease with animal fat as Windows. The house was just one room, but it was our whole living area—parlor, kitchen, and bedrooms—all in a single place. Cozy was the only word I could think of to describe it at the moment.

13. But during that first year, I also learned that are soddie kept us warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It leaks when it rains and on hot days Mother could pour water on the floor once a week to keep the dust settled. The three of us were crowded but happy, and no one I knew from Philadelphia could walk outside on day in May and see wildflower springing from roof and walls of his house!

Which point of view would allow the author to reveal the thoughts of both the mother and the father?

Ofirst person

O omniscient

O dramatic

O limited​

harmony. noun. Definition: A pleasing, balanced organization of parts. Synonyms: balance, coherence, symmetry. Antonyms: asymmetry, discordance, imbalance. Definition: Peaceful life or consistency with others. Synonyms: compatibility, concord, agreement. Antonyms: conflict, disagreement, incompatibility.
Use the drop-down menus to choose the synonym of harmony that best fits each sentence. Use the online dictionary to check the definitions.

1. The painting is a wonderful harmony of light and dark.

2. The two countries signed a treaty so they could live in harmony.

3. The two candidates’ opinions were in harmony on that issue

When looking for reasons in an argumentative text, a reader should look for a statement that

is easy to understand.
offers the most information.
sounds the most interesting.
explains why the claim is true.

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In The Time Machine by H. G. Wells, what did the Time Traveller originally assume about the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks?

He usually....in the morning. (walk/walks/walked)​

Why is it important to draw conclusions about characters

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What is the role of the leader in a group discussion?
А.
to introduce information for the group to discuss
B
to help resolve conflicts during group discussions
с.
to take notes on the main points of discussion
D. to track the time spent on the group discussion

The words subscriptions and describe both contain the root script. Based
on this information, what does the root script MOST LIKELY mean?
A) to act
B) to move
to look
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D) to write

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What figure of speech is
"...a thundering, velvet hand." and
"A meteor of melody/to light the sky"?

Why is it important to know the overall organizational structure of your textbook?
a.To understand the overall course structure
c.To prepare for open book tests
b.To put the content into context
d.All of these

What specific constitutionally-protected rights did the federal loyalty programs, investigations, and McCarthy hearings violate?

make a sentence using the words The U.S. and Postal Service which are correctly capitalized​

In a short paragraph, describe 2-3 examples of ethos, pathos, or logos used by Lincoln. Be sure to use specific examples.

Select all of the sentences that do not have a double negative.
Jim should never have gone without you.
Jim should have never gone without you.
Jim shouldn't have gone without you.
Jim should not have gone without you.
Jim shouldn't have never gone without you.
Jim never should have gone without you.​

common lit inca

How does the author support their claim that
“The Inca were great builders"​