What does the audience learn about the setting of the play from the opening lines of the first scene

Answer: Option A, B, And D

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Rewrite the sentence to correct the error--either a misplaced modifier, a squinting modifier, a dangling modifier, or an instance of faulty parallelism.

Our driving instructor taught us to confidently but not aggressively drive.

1.
Which ONE sentence below from Passage 1 helps develop the idea that joining social networks poses "potential
safety issues"?
A
"In many cases, the idea is to facilitate conversations online between users by grouping them together
according to things they have in common."
B
"If you have recently become a member of such a network, you may remember similar requests from
when you signed up."
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"They may be lackadaisical about how they use them, allowing them to be easily guessed, or giving them
out to other people."
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"If you post photos or messages then, of course, your goal may be to have friends look at them.
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Which verb agrees with the subject of the sentence? The swans below the sea of night oft upon the lake of glass reflections of grace, like living pearls beneath the moon. A. cast B. spreads C. paints​

Sundip's friend has an international license. Is he allowed to drive the motorbike too?

What are some similarities between the Qing Ming festival and dia de los muertos

Read the excerpt from "Bone Detective," by Lorraine Jean Hopping.

While the dentist worked on the tiger’s teeth, Diane made an alginate impression of one of its huge paws. Then, the dentist used two cupped hands to pull the tongue out of the big cat’s mouth. The heavily muscled organ was almost as long as her foot. With the dentist still holding the tiger tongue in both hands, Diane quickly went to work. The pink surface was rough, like sandpaper, but floppy and wet. She coated the top with alginate and waited for it to set. Her 15 minutes were almost up. The tiger, so calm and soft, would soon wake up and be dangerous again. Slowly and carefully, Diane peeled off the soft impression to avoid tearing it.

Based on this excerpt, what is the author’s attitude toward Diane France?

The author feels Diane is rough and impatient in her work with the tiger.
The author feels Diane is skillful and careful in her work with the tiger.
The author feels Diane is anxious and distracted in her work with the tiger.
The author feels Diane is light-hearted and humorous in her work with the tiger.

how does paul react to his father’s questions about the war?

What romantic-era form was used to reflect the changing moods of a poem by setting new music to each stanza?

Which four sentences from "Two Little Tails" best summarize the passage?adapted from Two Little Tales: How the Chimney-Sweep Got the Ear of the Emperorby Mark TwainSummer was come, and all the strong were bowed by the burden of the awful heat, and many of the weak were prostrate and dying. For weeks the army had been wasting away with a plague of dysentery, that scourge of the soldier, and there was but little help. The doctors were in despair; such efficacy as their drugs and their science had once had—and it was not much at its best—was a thing of the past, and promised to remain so.The Emperor commanded the physicians of greatest renown to appear before him for a consultation, for he was profoundly disturbed.Within a day he was attacked by that fell disease himself. The news flew from mouth to mouth, and carried consternation with it over all the land.Tommy was sixteen and a bright lad, but he was not in society. His rank was too humble for that, and his employment too base. In fact, it was the lowest of all employments, for he was second in command to his father, who emptied cesspools and drove a night-cart. Tommy's closest friend was Jimmy the chimney-sweep, a slim little fellow of fourteen, who was honest and industrious, and had a good heart, and supported a bedridden mother by his dangerous and unpleasant trade.About a month after the Emperor fell ill, these two lads met one evening about nine. They sat down on the curbstone to talk; and of course it was upon the one subject—the nation's calamity, the Emperor's disorder. Jimmy was full of a great project, and burning to unfold it. He said:Within a day he was attacked by that fell disease himself.Tommy was surprised."What! You?""Yes, I.""Why, you little fool, the best doctors can't.""I don't care: I can do it. I can cure him in fifteen minutes.""Oh, come off! What are you giving me?""The facts—that's all.""What is the plan? How'll you cure him?""Tell him to eat a slice of ripe watermelon."It caught Tommy rather suddenly, and he was shouting with laughter at the absurdity of the idea before he could put on a stopper.But he sobered down when he saw that Jimmy was wounded. He patted Jimmy's knee affectionately, not minding the soot, and said:"I take the laugh all back. I didn't mean any harm, Jimmy, and I won't do it again. You see, it seemed so funny, because wherever there's a soldier-camp and dysentery, the doctors always put up a sign saying anybody caught bringing watermelons there will be flogged with the cat till he can't stand.""I know it—the idiots!" said Jimmy, with both tears and anger in his voice."There's plenty of watermelons, and not one of all those soldiers ought to have died."The next moment the chimney-sweep's word to the Emperor was on its way.The next evening, toward midnight, the doctors sat whispering together in the imperial sick-room, and they were in deep trouble, for the Emperor was in very bad case. They could not hide it from themselves that every time they emptied a fresh drugstore into him he got worse. It saddened them, for they were expecting that result. The poor emaciated Emperor lay motionless, with his eyes, closed, and the page that was his darling was fanning the flies away and crying softly. Presently the boy heard the silken rustle of a portieré1, and turned and saw the Lord High Great Master of the Household peering in at the door and excitedly motioning to him to come. Lightly and swiftly the page tiptoed his way to his dear and worshiped friend the Master, who said:"Only you can persuade him, my child, and oh, don't fail to do it!Take this, make him eat it, and he is saved.""On my head be it. He shall eat it!"It was a couple of great slices of ruddy, fresh watermelon.The next morning the news flew everywhere that the Emperor was sound and well again, and had hanged the doctors.1. a curtain hung over a door or doorway

1. What makes Siddhartha unhappy at the beginning of the novel?

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No matter what happens next I _______ help you.a. am b. have c. will d. would

In Act Three of OTHELLO , pick out what you think is the most important line or consecutive lines (2-3) and cite in MLA format.


Line(s):


1. Who is saying them?


2. What is being said (translate)?


3. When are they being said (what is the context of conversation and to whom)?


4. Why are these the most important lines?


5. How do they add to the importance of the scene and play as a whole (Themes)?


6. What is important about the language used and Why (explicate)?

The plot begins with a nightmare: King Arthur sits above ""hideous deep black water"" and then falls into a pit of snakes and monsters. This nightmare is an example of.

A 15 year old boy named Stephen has morals influenced by his bigoted father, and questions the importance of masculinity
Can you find two motivation quotes relating to this and explain

which statement best explains why shakespeare alludes to hecuba throughout act ii, scene ii of hamlet?

ue/False) As long as you cite your sources, the majority of your speech may be the thoughts and quotations of others.TrueFalse

Answer the riddle and answer its question
WILL MARK BRAINLIST JUST HELP!!!!

GIVING 20 POINTS TO WHO ASNWERS IT
To Build a Fire BUY JACK LONDON IS WHAT THE QUESTIONS ARE ABOUT I NEED THESE ANSWERS FOR THE UNIT 3 CFA TEST CAUSE IM NOT GOOD AT READING SO IF SOMEONE COULD HELP ME I WOULD BE VERY VERY GREATFULL AND IF YOU DO HELP THANK SO SO MUCH
How does the author's decision to have the protagonist remain nameless affect the mood of the passage? Question 1 options: It creates a feeling of respect toward the man.
It creates a feeling of emotional detachment from the man.
It creates a feeling of anger toward the man.

Which sentence best describes the relationship of the setting to the plot in the passage?

Question 2 options:

The setting is an important element only at the beginning.


The setting is the main source of the conflict.


The setting makes it easy for the protagonist to solve a problem.

What is the author's purpose in writing the passage?

Question 3 options:

to compare the ability of a human to endure a cold environment to that of an animal


to describe the lack of a human's realization in a dangerous environment


to explain the effects of severe below-zero temperatures

Which sentence from the passage best supports the generalization that hope is a motivating force?

Question 4 options:

"Since the freezing-point is thirty-two above zero, it meant that one hundred and seven degrees of frost obtained."


"There was no sun nor hint of sun, though there was not a cloud in the sky."


"He would be in to camp by six o'clock; a bit after dark, it was true, but the boys would be there, a fire would be going, and a hot supper would be ready."

write your own paraphrased version of the "To Be or Not to Be" speech.

1. According to Desmond Tutu, what
did most people predict would
happen after the end of apartheid
in South Africa?

3. What concept symbolizes the way the topic, main idea, and theme are related in a story?
O a pair of reading glasses
O a doorway
O a sheet of paper
O nesting dolls​

Read the summary of "The Beginnings of the Maasai.”

In "The Beginnings of the Maasai,” the daughter of the Maasai explains the relationship between the Maasai and their sky god Enkai. She explains how a volcanic eruption sent Enkai and the cattle into the sky. In order to save the cattle, Enkai created a giant tree that allowed them to walk back to earth. Then, Enkai entrusted Neiterkob, the narrator’s father, and his tribe to care for the cattle. As a result, the cattle are sacred to the Maasai, and the Maasai maintain a close connection with Enkai.

Is this an effective summary of the story?

Yes, because it includes key ideas from the beginning, middle, and end, and it explains the conflict and the resolution.
Yes, because it focuses on the details from the beginning, the obstacles from the middle, and the resolution from the end.
No, because it uses too many specific names from the beginning, middle, and end, and it has a vague resolution.
No, because it leaves out details from the beginning, the obstacles from the middle, and the resolution from the end.

Example of Person vs Person conflict in The Westing Game. How is the conflict solved?

Literature is _____, which means it can be interpreted in more than one way.

reflective
combative
objective
subjective

Why does Waverly begin to get away from the values and
expectations of her mother and her community?

A) She becomes arrogant as the success goes to her head.

B) Lau Po tells her it's the only way to succeed.

C) She feels Chinese culture is inferior to American culture.

D) She takes after Bobby Fischer

What is the impact of lines 25 through 34 in the poem “Sybil Ludington’s Ride”?
A) They establish the dangers involved in making the ride.
B) They reveal the arrogance beneath Sybil’s modest exterior.
C) They shift the Colonel’s attitude from skeptical to enthusiastic
D) They contribute to the idea that children are rebellious by nature

which common element of a problem solution structure is not present in the fixing a flat tire passage?

How can a character’s flaw be both a burden and a virtue?

Read this sentence from paragraph 3.
On the day of the meet, Anya reached into her gym bag for her
track shirt and was struck with her first sinking feeling of the
day.
What does the phrase "first sinking feeling" suggest about the rest
of Anya's day?
It will go by quickly.
It will improve her mood.
It will continue to go badly.
It will take away her desire to run.