What are the effects of the imagery used in this poem? Check all that apply.
The reader can visualize the fields.
The reader can imagine the humming sound of the bees.
The reader can feel a bee sting.
The reader can imagine the sounds of laughter.
The reader feels what playing an instrument is like.

Answer is; A, B, and D

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Your answer is No 3

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math is not my favourite subject I just hate it

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its because it's more about logical thinking and calculations and no need to memorise theories and loads of useless facts

Answer:4. mrs. hutchinson, she was stoned to death as tradition.

5. i’m not sure but i know it’s just their tradition

6.first person: main character is telling the story

second person: narrator is telling the story

third person: an external narrator is telling the story

shirley jackson used third person narration, it helps the reader better connect with the author/story.

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Answer:

Dear Sabina,

Im glad that youd reply to my letter hope we can be friends truly.Its amazing that you have a big farm,i want to visit their to see your farm and we can bond together.I like animals,so i hope i can be there.So cute dog,i hope he's kind hehe

Love

Lucy

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Dear Sabina ,

Thank you for your letter. I like it.

We like animals too and  we have a huge farm too.

We have a part of creatures on our cultivate. We have three dairy animals and four calves, two goats and four kids , five sheep and two lambs.  I have three hens and four chicks, a duck and seven ducklings.

I have two geese and eight goslings, a pooch and thee puppies. The dog's title is sheru​.

My father incorporates a horse and a foal. If it's not too much trouble type in to me soon.

Love,

Lucy

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sensory detail is the use of words that appeal to the audience's five bodily sensations which include seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching

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sorry I don't know

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plz follow me

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I think its D

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The correct answer is C

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Because I said so

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Waverly battles against her mother's desires for her. She wants to play chess since she appreciates it, and is good at it, but her mother continuously wants her to do better.

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Waverly needs to see her mother on the other side of the chess board since they have opposing views on everything. Waverly considers herself an American, whereas her mother feels like a suffering immigrant who was never given a hand up in this harsh American life. Waverly also wants a deep connection with her mother, but her mother feels she must show stern love to her children in order to raise them to be strong and survive in such a harsh world.

Personality and cultural differences Waverly also desire her mother's approval. No "pure luck," but hard labor. She earned it. She does it daily. Waverly's mother doesn't understand, since she was raised the same way. She believes that if she is rough on Waverly, she will grow up tough.

Explanation:

Change words and avoid plagiarism :)

Answer:

plz mark as brainliest

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1.prayer

2. prophets

3. don't know sorry (I am a Muslim)

4.

5.

6.moses

7.gods desire

8. christ faith

9.

10.fellowship

Answer:C

Explanation: he said that the waste of materials was the real enemy which is personification

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hyperbole or personification and i say this because hes exaggerating some things, but the reason i say personification is that hes saying that wasting resources is our enemy and he has fought valiantly against it for 30 years i learned about this a while ago but you make the final desicion which one it is

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To learn more about phonemes, see Phonology. For a method of teaching reading and writing, see Fonika. For other uses, see Phonetics (disambiguation).

Phonetics is an area of linguistics that studies how people create and perceive sounds or, in the case of sign languages, the equivalent aspects of a sign. [1] Phoneticists - linguists who specialize in phonetics - study the physical properties of speech. The field of phonetics is traditionally divided into three sub-disciplines based on research questions, such as how to plan and execute movements to produce speech (articulation phonetics), how different movements affect the properties of the sound produced (acoustic phonetics), or how people transform sound waves into information linguistic (auditory phonetics). Traditionally, the minimum linguistic unit of phonetics is the telephone - the sound of speech in language - which is different from the phonological unit of a phoneme; a phoneme is an abstract categorization of phones.

Phonetics is broadly concerned with two aspects of human speech: production - the way people make sounds - and perception - the way we understand speech. The communicative modality of a language describes the method by which language produces and perceives languages. Languages with an oro-auditory modality, such as English, produce oral speech (using the mouth) and pick up speech auditory (using the ears). Sign languages such as Auslan and ASL have a manual-visual modality, producing speech by hand (using the hands) and perceiving speech visually (using the eyes). ASL and some other sign languages additionally have a hand-held dialect for use in tactile snapshots by deaf-blind speakers, where the signs are produced with the hands and also perceived with the hands.

Language formation consists of several interdependent processes that transform a non-linguistic message into a spoken or signed language signal. Once the message to be linguistically coded has been identified, the speaker must select individual words - known as lexical elements - to present that message through a process called lexical selection. In phonological coding, the mental representation of words is assigned their phonological content in the form of a sequence of phonemes for production. Phonemes are specified for articulation features that denote specific targets, such as a closed mouth or tongue in a specific place. These phonemes are then coordinated into a sequence of muscle commands that can be sent to the muscles, and when these commands are performed correctly, the intended sounds are produced.

These movements disrupt and modify the airflow, resulting in a sound wave. Modification is performed by articulators, with different places and methods of articulation, giving different acoustic results. For example, tack and sack begin with ridge sounds in English but differ in the distance of the tongue from the ridge of the ridge. This difference has a great influence on the airflow and therefore on the sound produced. Likewise, the direction and source of the air flow can affect the sound. The most common airflow mechanism is pulmonary flow - which makes use of the lungs - but the glottis and tongue can also be used to create airstreams.

Language perception is the process by which a linguistic signal is decoded and understood by the listener. To receive speech, a continuous acoustic signal must be converted into discrete linguistic units such as phonemes, morphemes and words. To correctly identify and categorize sounds, listeners prioritize certain aspects of the signal that can reliably distinguish between language categories. While certain clues take precedence over others, many aspects of the signal can contribute to perception. For example, although spoken languages prioritize acoustic information, the McGurk effect shows that visual information is used to distinguish ambiguous information when the acoustic cues are unreliable.

I count on the best

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Ti prove a truthfulness of a claim, we need to stae facts and evidence

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with these, your claim can have a strong support

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its because sustainability aim to preserve the resources for the future generation

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A. Paragraph one explains the cause of investigation. paragraph two shows the results.

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Hello! Your answer will be A, Paragraph one explains the cause of investigation while paragraph two shows the results.

Explanation:

Paragraph one explains what happened during May 19th. Because of the situation, this intrigued other researchers to investigate. Since the purpose of paragraphs is to separate ideas into different areas to make passages easier to understand for the reader, paragraph two began to shift the main focus to the results of the investigation, explaining why New England's Dark Day occurred.

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I hope this helps! Have a nice day/night/evening. Good luck on school!

Answer:

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Explanation:

now u answer

abAnswer:

tabi ki de denizdir

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Answer:

3

Explanation:

2/3 of 18 is 12; 1/6 of 18 is 3, 12 +3 =15, so there  are 3 left wearing other shirts

Answer:

A.writter

have a nice day

Answer:

The answer is below

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The early anti-slavery sentiments were based on the ideas or tenets of gradually achieving liberty and equality for the slaves. However, those of later years are based on the principle that slavery is a moral sin that should be quickly and outright rejected by the people.

While the early anti-slavery sentiments were based on Republican values those of later years were based on the tenets of the Second Great Awakening

Answer: 1. being

2. liked

3. wasn't, was not (?) im not sure

4. moved

5. studied

6. created

7. traveled

8. lived

9. died

Explanation: hope it helps

1. Was 2. Likes 3. aren't 4. Moved 5. studied 6. created 7. traveled 8. Lives 9. Died

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the answer is "it creates an uneasy tone"

Answer:

Uneasy Tone

Explanation:

There is no vengeance here, which is the only other likely option. There is no amusement in explosions, and the line is not a demand, an explanation, or an order, but rather a question. We use questions in writing to find answers or as rhetorical devices, which implies that we do not know what will happen. Because we do not know if the object will explode, the tone is uneasy. Hope this helps!

Answer:

no

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because music is for all people

sana makatulong

Answer:

goku

Explanation:

He has been threw so much and always prevails i mean its goku

ofc hes a goat

Answer:

GOKU BC HE IS A G.O.A.T

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Ponyboy is different from his friends. There is a gang culture in his town and rivalry between the Socs who "jump Greasers and wreck houses" and the Greasers who "hold up gas stations and have a fight once in a while" (ch 1). He is a Greaser and tries to stay out of trouble so that he can stay with his brothers and not be taken into care because both their parents died in a car accident. Ponyboy knows he is "smart... with a high IQ" but admits that "I don't use my head." Johnny Cade who "has it awful rough at home" is his best friend and Ponyboy talks about how any other person may have become "rebellious and bitter" but not Johnny, although his family situation is "killing him" (ch 2). Ponyboy and Johnny "understood each other without saying anything" (ch 3).

After a fight with the Socs, Johnny and Ponyboy have to get away because Johnny has murdered a Soc who was trying to drown Ponyboy. The boys catch a train on Dally's instructions so that they can hide out and again Ponyboy dreams of his ideal place again and is poetic in his descriptions of the dawn. He keeps hoping that his reality is a dream and that he will wake up at home because reality is too harsh but Ponyboy knows he has to "quit pretending" (ch 5) and calm his "over-active imagination."

• Keep your phone on silent

• Do not kick/push others' seat

• If you carry a baby with you make sure he doesn't disturbs others

• Do not damage the seats

• Do not forget your belongings in the hall

• Make sure you do not spill any edible items you carry