Should LGBTQ people have rights? Why or why not? (Short response) At least 4 sentences.
I expect the following:
.Your opinion
.Why you choose that side
.What rights they should have

Answer:

everyone should have rights regardless of their sexual orientation. some people may not agree with their lifestyle choice but at the end of the day they are human too and so are entitled to the rights every human is born with.

rights include: safety, voting, equal opportunitites (in school and at work) pretty much every right taht any other person has.

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Read the excerpt from act 3 of A Doll’s House.

Krogstad: But, tell me, wasn't it for that very purpose that you asked me to meet you here?

Mrs. Linde: In my first moment of fright, it was. But twenty-four hours have elapsed since then, and in that time I have witnessed incredible things in this house. Helmer must know all about it. This unhappy secret must be disclosed; they must have a complete understanding between them, which is impossible with all this concealment and falsehood going on.

Krogstad: Very well, if you will take the responsibility. But there is one thing I can do in any case, and I shall do it at once.

What widely accepted archetype of the late 1800s does this text challenge?

the man as a ruler
the man as a trickster
the woman as a mother
the woman as a caregiver

Articles are written using the third person point of view.
A.
True
B.
False

What does Churchill say his country must do in
order to overcome this "ordeal"? What will be the consequence if they fail?

Does Lasse Viren, the runner, have siblings? If yes, write down the all the names.

Which question would be most appropriate for a collaborative discussion about the point of view in a short story?
Group of answer choices

Who is the story’s antagonist?

What is the theme of the story?

Why does the story end as it does?

Is the story’s narrator reliable?

Which statement best describes the argument Dr. King makes in his "I Have a Dream" speech? Choose all that are correct

1.Although the Constitution declared equality for all its citizens, African Americans suffer discrimination and continue to be denied equal rights.

2.Voting rights should be targeted for reform. Only when all African Americans can vote will America be a democracy.

3.African Americans must use all means necessary to bring about change. The authorities have failed to recognize peaceful protests.

4. The Southern States must arrest citizens who discriminate against African Americans. This is a step toward gradual equality that is the goal for America.

What did Brian discover while measuring the tornado’s damage?

Which sentence uses the word advent correctly?
A. One advent of the printing press was how quickly it
created texts.
B. The advent of the printing press led to important
changes in society
C. The printing press ended the advent of hand-
printing books full of words.

what are some good books?

Explain why The Crucible is an allegory.

What is most closely the meaning of disease as it is used in the following passage

Which lines from Natalie Merchant's song "Wonder" most likely inspired R. J. Palacio to give August's mother's great determination in the novel Wonder?

Doctors have come from distant cities
just to see me
stand over my bed
disbelieving what they're seeing
with love, with patience and with faith
she'll make her way
I'm over your heads
how I confound you and astound you

why was Brutus called the noblest roman of all them​

name a eye rhyme for album

write a letter to the Municipal Chief Executive telling him three things you need in school to improve learning
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WILL GIVE 25 POINTS!

Read Excerpt from “The Opposite of Inspiration Is ….Expiration”

Mr. Freeman throws his hands in the air. “Enough! Please turn your attention to the bookshelves.” We dutifully turn and stare. Books. This is art class. Why do we need books? “If you are stumped, you may take some time to study the masters.” He pulls out an armful. “Kahlo, Monet, O’Keeffe. Pollock, Picasso, Dali. They did not complain about the subject, they mined every subject for the root of its meaning. Of course, they didn’t have a school board forcing them to paint with both hands tied behind their backs, they had patrons who understood the need to pay for basic things such as paper and paint …”

We groan. He’s off on the school-board thing again. The school board has cut his supply budget, telling him to make do with the stuff left over from last year. No new paint, no extra paper. He’ll rant for the rest of the period, forty-three minutes. The room is warm, filled with sun and paint fumes. Three kids fall dead asleep, eye twitches, snores, and everything.

What are two character traits to describe Mr. Freeman personality? Provide evidence for each one and give an explanation.

definitions of ...................
review
assess
preference
analyze
lifestyle
show and tell

Why is it ironic that the animals train for and unite in battle against the neighboring farmers?

Helpful answers only please

How can assumptions draw false conclusions and limit perception

Is this sentence correct? If I painted my lips bright red, I'm sure that my teacher wouldn't let me stay in the classroom.

Read the excerpt from "Mother Tongue." And here you would be presented with a list of four possible pairs, one of which showed the same kind of relationship: red is to stoplight, bus is to arrival, chills is to fever, yawn is to boring. Well, I could never think that way. I knew what the tests were asking, but I could not block out of my mind the images already created by the first pair, “sunset is to nightfall”—and I would see a burst of colors against a darkening sky, the moon rising, the lowering of a curtain of stars. How does Tan build a central idea of her story in the excerpt? Tan gives an example of a test question to support the idea that more efforts must be made in the home to expose children to standard English. Tan relates a story about taking an achievement test to support the idea that English curricula must be structured more like math curricula. Tan discusses achievement tests to support the idea that language cannot be separated from the personal meanings and experiences attached to it. Tan describes her experience with achievement tests to support the idea that published authors are most qualified to write test questions for students.

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Which phrase defines “rhetoric” best?
1. how ideas or things (e.g., inventions) are used and interpreted by people
2. the ability to sift through and analyze media messages critically
3. a class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, or technique
4. persuasive, influential, and pleasing

who has read the story the lion and jewel by wole soyinka? pls give 5 characters​

there, their and they're/your and you're.
Complete this conversation with the correct choice of the words in brackets.
Mohit Are you going ......... (to, too, two) the party? Can I come .... (along,
a long) with you? ..... (to, too, two) want to go to the party.
Sohail Sure. You can wear
(your,you're) favourite ... ...(pare, pair, pear) of
pants. The place is just off the ... (rode, road) about a hundred yards away.
Mohit I think it is going to w.. (rein, rain, reign), I'll wear woollen socks because my
(tows, toes) are cold, I'll also ....... (wear, ware) my high boots today.
Sohail We'll wait for Rahul,
(He'll, Heel, Heal) be here in a few minutes,​

PLEASE HELLPPPP The town of Madisonville, Texas was hit by a strong storm in late July. Most of the city lost power for several hours, and damage was severe in parts of the city. The Lakeside Cafe, famous for its misspelled sign saying, “Chicken-Fried Stake,” lost its roof in the storm. Amazingly, no employees or customers were injured. John Paxton, who was eating in the restaurant at the time, said, “They told us there was no way to know if it was a tornado or not. Well, I’ve never seen this kind of damage from anything but a tornado.”
Fallen limbs and downed power lines were also common problems across the city, blocking passage down dozens of streets. Crews worked for days without pause to restore power and to cut and haul away large limbs. With many businesses closed until power could be restored, hundreds of local residents found themselves stuck at home without electricity and therefore without air conditioning. Local woman Sally H. was sitting on her front porch, fanning herself with a shoe catalog. “It’s hot,” she said. “Normally, I would enjoy a day off of work, but this isn’t a normal day off.”
The hospital was able to stay open and powered by electricity generators. Furman Simms, working the front desk, said it seemed almost like a normal day. “We saw more people today than usual,” he explained, “but it wasn’t bad. We never ran out of beds. I expected it to be a lot busier.”The reader can infer that hundreds of Madisonville residents were probably
A.
glad they had generators.
B.
helped haul away tree limbs.
C.
enjoyed not going to work.
D.
not happy to be at home.

what are determinated in English grammer​

Which sentence best uses foreshadowing to create an effect in the excerpt?

African Camp Fires
by Stewart Edward White (adapted excerpt)


We struck off as early as possible through the thorn scrub on a compass bearing that we hoped would bring us to a swamp at the head of the Swanee River. The Swanee River was one of the sources of the Tsavo. Of course, this was guesswork we had established. We did not know certainly the location of the swamp, its distance from us, nor what lay between us and it. However, we loaded all our transportable vessels with water, and set forth.