What's the best ANTONYM (the word or phrase most nearly the same)
4. to PROFANE her memory
a. curse b. honor c. protect d. disagree with e. jeopardize

April 10th was “National Sibling Day.” If you have a sibling, explain what are some things you enjoy about them? What are some of the things they do that get on your nerves? If you don’t have a sibling, would you like one? Why or why not? Please write a 7 sentence paragraph.

______________ leaves popcorn on the floor has to clean the entire house!

Whomever

Whoever

Someone

He

Chose the letter of the sentence in which the word in bold-faced is used INCORRECTLY.

1) What claim does Girard develop in his essay?
2) What is Girard's explanation for why Hamlet fails to take revenge swiftly? what does he argue is the link between Hamlet's behavior and the revenge theater?
3) What central idea does Girard begin to develop in lines 25-70? (paragraphs 4 through 9 of the pdf)

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What are your opinions on the trial of Gabriel Fernandez?

Which statement from the selection is best supported by the poem?
a,.These friendly little birds are often seen at bird feeders throughout the winter. (paragraph 2)
b.They are plump-looking critters, with black, white, and gray feathers, and they live year-round in the forests of North America, from Alaska through Canada and across the northern states. (paragraph 2)
c.Although fragile in many ways, the tiny black-capped chickadee shows how tough it really is by surviving the bitterly cold winters of northern North America. (paragraph 11)
d.Chickadees begin preparing for winter while the green leaves of summer are still on the trees. (paragraph 8)

Which claim could be used in an argumentative essay against football in middle school? O Football is the only sport that is played with an oddly shaped ball. O Football is sometimes played in bad weather. O Football involves running and kicking, passing, and catching a ball. O Football should not be played by young, growing people.​

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How do paragraphs 4 and 5 connect to what the reader learns in paragraph 18?
a. They reveal that Mr. Kowalski thinks Holing’s father is a better architect than he is.
b. They support the idea that Mr. Kowalski is guilty of stealing Mr. Hoodhood’s plans.
c. They show that Mr. Kowalski hopes Holling likes his plan for the school.
d. They provide information about how Mr. Kowalski’s and Mr. Hoodhood’s designs are different.

Read these lines from "It Sifts from Leaden Sieves.”

It sifts from Leaden Sieves —
It powders all the Wood.
It fills with Alabaster Wool
The Wrinkles of the Road —

How do these lines develop the theme that nature has power over human efforts?

They suggest either snow or rain, but the deeper meaning of decay over time is clear, too.

They depict a lot of rain from a leaden (gray) sky that smooths the wrinkles in an old dirt road.

They compare snow to a natural substance (wool) and illustrate it covering the road, a symbol of human progress.

They suggest the madness that eventually overtook the author of the poem.

Y'know why do straight people have the word "straight" and us non-straight people have the word gay like why cant be called scenic or curvy

Reefs are warm habitats in the ocean.
Adjective:
Noun:


They occur in shallow water.
Adjective:
Noun:


The massive structure of a reef often contains coral.
Adjective:
Noun:


Coral is formed from tiny animals.
Adjective:
Noun:


When they die, the skeletons add to the stony structure.
Adjective:
Noun:


Reefs provide safe homes for animals.
Adjective:
Noun:


Colorful sea urchins live there.
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Why does Soda bolt out the door? outsiders

A theme is?

A.something a character says in a story.

B.the main message found within a story.

C.an action taken somewhere in a story

D.an idea someone has in a story.

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Read Exploring Bryce Canyon National Park:

Bryce Canyon National Park is a rare national treasure, located in Utah. The park consists of huge bowls etched into the high plateau. Over many years, water has frozen and melted, creating cracks in the rocky ridges of limestone and sandstone. These ridges are exposed to further erosion from water and wind. The sun illuminates the rock pillars, called hoodoos, revealing their white, pink, and orange layers. Bryce Canyon National Park has more hoodoos than anywhere else in the world. Many species of animal make their homes in the canyon, including prairie dogs, mule deer, and mountain lions. The region is the only home of the Bryce Canyon Paintbrush, a rare, fuchsia wildflower. This mysterious landscape produces phenomenal photographs. As a result of its unique appeal, Bryce Canyon was established as a national monument in 1923 and became a national park in 1928.

There are many ways to experience Bryce Canyon National Park. Visitors often come to see the cliffs at sunset or sunrise in order to get the best effect. Others visit at night to see a vast blanket of stars. Many visitors drive or take a shuttle bus to the different viewpoints between the spring and early fall. Traveling in groups helps to manage the traffic flow. It also decreases the environmental impact of people on the park. Those wishing to see an aerial view can take a helicopter tour. Other tours include ATVs or horseback riding. Daring individuals can hike or bike around or in the canyon. Descending below the plateau's edge offers a unique perspective of the hoodoos. There are trails of varying length and difficulty to suit the desires of these explorers. In the wintertime, brave adventurers can cross-country ski or enjoy a sleigh ride. Regardless of the method, visitors will leave Bryce Canyon National Park with an unforgettable experience.

Select the detail from the text that best supports the idea that the unique appeal of Bryce Canyon National Park is well-recognized.

a
Bryce Canyon National Park is a rare national treasure, located in Utah.
b
Bryce Canyon was established as a national monument in 1923 and became a national park in 1928.
c
Many species of animal make their homes in the canyon, including prairie dogs, mule deer, and mountain lions.
d
Over many years, water has frozen and melted, creating cracks in the rocky ridges of limestone and sandstone.

HELP!
How is a narrative poem like short story?
1. it is divided into stanzas
2. It uses music as one of its main elements
3.It includes a setting, characters, and plot.
4. it includes paragraphs built with sentences.

Explain how historical context affects readers’ understanding and appreciation of Anne franks diary of a young girl

Hi, the question is
What must you do to analyze an argument?
1.Look at each part of the argument separately and then as a group.
2.Examine the author's purpose and audience and compare them to the author's claim.
3.Look at each part of the argument, as well as the author's purpose and audience.
4.Examine the author's purpose and audience and figure out how they are related.
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Why does Colin think he would not mind if Dickon came to see him? NO LINKS PLEASE
A. Because the birds and animals don't mind Dickon, and he thinks that he wouldn't mind Dickon either.


B. Because he wants Dickon to play his pipe and tell him about the garden.


C. Because Dickon is Mary's friend.


D. Because Martha has seen him, and she is Dickon's sister

Type the number of the spelling rule that applies to the word.

marriage

6. Describe an early development in the plot and explain why it is important.
from ungifted by gordan korman

What is the garden likened to in chapter 10? a. The hypnotizing power of a gypsy c. The warming comforts of the sun b. Life-giving nourishment from a mother's milk d. The garden of Eden

50 to the correct answer UvU NO LINKS!

( Fantasy is the name of the poem ) Based on the title of this poem, predict what this poem will be about. What colors have meaning to you? What are the meanings?

What is special about memoirs?

pls help 15 points Read the passage below from The First Men in the Moon.

To the north-east some isolated watering-place was visible, a row of gaunt lodging-houses, the tallest things that I could see on earth, dull dabs against the brightening sky. What strange men can have reared these vertical piles in such an amplitude of space I do not know. There they are, like pieces of Brighton lost in the waste.
What can the reader infer about Mr. Bedford’s emotions based on the description of setting above?

He is sad to have left the moon.
He is confused by how things have changed.
He is disappointed with his native land.
He is overjoyed to be home.

it won't lemme do anything it says Don't use such phrases here, not cool! It hurts our feelings

Donnie was mad at his best friend, Derrick. When Donnie saw Derrick at the shopping mall, Donnie frowned and refused to talk. What was Donnie showing Derrick?

А Value
B. Idea
C. Attitude
D. Interest​

What is the best year of middle school and why