Answer:
b) When i shared it with the class
Explanation:
the books on the table were arrange properly, whats is adjective?
How does the author of "The Lady, or the Tiger?" show
the moral of the story? What lets you know that this is the
moral?
Can some one put it in they own words tho lol
Answer:
The moral is that a selfless person would put the man's life before her own happiness. The author says the princess is jealous of the woman her lover would marry. It seems like she might have decided to send her lover to his death instead of to another woman. This makes us think about whether or not she really loves him and what we would do for someone we truly love. The right thing to do would be to save the man and put his needs above her own.
Explanation: Got it right on edge.
Answer:
just look i took the test
Explanation:
What does Johnny reveal to pony while two-bit is getting a copy of gone with the wind
Answer:
he says that he is scared and is too young to die.
Explanation:
THE ROAD NOT TAKEN
WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!
Directions: Use the graphic organizer below to help you find clues about the setting of the poem. After looking over the clues , what can you infer about each stanza You may not find an answer for each column , but you should be able to make an inference in the last column . Some answers have been filled in for you .
Answer:
Stanza one:
the woods. No time period identifiable. Emotional condition: sadness once he can’t take both. Daily life- traveler. Infer: the narrator is a traveler who has to make a decision about which road to take in the woods
Stanza 2
Woods, no time period, indecisive about which road to take, non identifiable. Infer: traveler looks down the more traveled road and sees that it’s just as old as the other one
Stanza 3
Down the less traveled road, none identifiable, happy about his choice, none, infer: the narrator likes the path he chose, but still wonders what his life would have been like if he took the other path
Stanza 4
None, the future, regret on his choice, none. Infer: he has some regret for his choice of taking the less traveled road, and he will tell his children so they will not make the same mistake.
He had (take / took / taken) the bad news calmly as if she had expected it.
He Had Taken The Bad News Calmly as if she had expected it
Stanza 5.
You will soon rob this land of your grace
And leave it dull as pale
elephant skin
For many months of biting wintry weather
While you dance in warm sun rays
Spreading your magic in that new place
Stanza 5 is mainly about
What is the answer ?
A
the author is sad, but the butterflies must migrate to a warmer place
to
during winter
B)
the author is sad, but the butterflies must migrate to a coldet place during
Summer
the author is happy and compares them to an elephant's skin
the author is happy that the butterflies get to perform their magic
somewhere new
Answer:
i think its A
Explanation:
Sorry if im wrong
Answer:
Its A)
Explanation:
I took the test!
First conditional Perfect english grammar
SOMEONE fill this i need it by wednesday pleasee!
Answer:
3.If we don't see each other tomorrow, we'll see each other next week.
Explanation:
correct me if im wrong.sorry
1) If I
(go) out tonight, I
(go) to the cinema.
[ go ][ 'll go ]
2) If you
(get) back late, I
(be) angry.
[ get ][ 'll be ]
3) If we
(not/see) each other tomorrow, we
(see) each other next week.
[ don't see ][ 'll see ]
4) If he
(come) , I
(be) surprised.
[ comes ][ 'll be ]
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5) If we
(wait) here, we
(be) late.
[ wait ][ 'll be ]
6) If we
(go) on holiday this summer, we
(go) to Spain.
[ go ][ 'll go ]
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7) If the weather
(not/improve) , we
(not/have) a picnic.
[ doesn't improve ][ won't have ]
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Show
8) If I
(not/go) to bed early, I
(be) tired tomorrow.
[ don't go ][ 'll be ]
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Show
9) If we
(eat) all this cake, we
(feel) sick.
[ eat ][ 'll feel ]
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10) If you
(not/want) to go out, I
(cook) dinner at home.
[ don't want ][ 'll cook ]
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Show
11) I
(come) early, if you
(want).
[ 'll come ][ want ]
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Show
12) They
(go) to the party if they
(be) invited.
[ 'll go ][ are ]
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Show
13) She
(stay) in London if she
(get) a job.
[ 'll stay ][ gets ]
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Show
14) He
(not/get) a better job if he
(not/pass) that exam.
[ won't get ][ doesn't pass ]
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Show
15) I
(buy) a new dress if I
(have) enough money.
[ 'll buy ][ have ]
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16) She
(cook) dinner if you
(go) to the supermarket.
[ 'll cook ][ go ]
17) They
(go) on holiday if they
(have) time.
[ 'll go ][ have ]
18) We
(be) late if we
(not/hurry).
[ 'll be ][ don't hurry ]
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Show
19) She
(take) a taxi if it
(rain).
[ 'll take ][ rains ]
20) I
(not/go) if you
(not/come) with me.
[ won't go ][ don't come ]
Bye bye
Match each type of debate with the topic it addresses
Lincoln-Douglas debate
addresses a topic with a moral or ethical
component
parliamentary debate
addresses a topic related to govemment
policy debate
addresses a topic related to current events
or philosophy
) Intro
Done
Answer:
Lincoln-Douglas debate
addresses a topic with a moral or ethical
component
parliamentary debate
addresses a topic related to govemment
policy debate
addresses a topic related to current events
or philosophy
Explanation:
Answer: parliamentary debate- addresses a topic related to current events or philosophy
Policy debate- addresses a topic related to government
Lincoln-Douglas debate- addresses a topic with a moral or ethical component
Explanation:
Which of the following statements is a common misconception about utilitarian philosophy?
Answer:
Most popular misconceptions about utilitarianism One: that it opposes happiness to usefulness. Two: that it is only concerned with the greatest happiness of the greatest number of people – unfortunately this mistake has even been made by some who call themselves utilitarians.
Explanation: Hope this helped :)
Have a good dayy!
I need someone to write me a horror story. Thank you so much and try to make it over 3 paragraphs. GIVING 50 POINTS!
Answer:
THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER:
There was once a young and beautiful local medic named Mary Worth. no one knew where she came from. she was very mysterious. One night, the poor Miller's daughter was captivated by a mysterious noise that only she could hear, whilst her mum was sitting up in bed treating a very bad toothache using a herbal medicine that she’d bought from Mary. The miller’s wife was very frightened, and shouted for her husband to come and help and follow her daughter. They were shouting at her daughter for her to come back she wasn't hearing, as it was almost as though she was following an unspoken and unseeing force. Getting the help of a few towns people, the town farmer noticed that there was a light at the edge of the woods. When they got closer, they noticed again that Mary Worth was standing in a clearing, next to a huge oak tree. She was holding a wand, pointing it towards the miller’s home, and was almost glowing with an unnatural light – and the miller’s daughter was headed straight toward that light.
When people ask “What is Bloody Mary?” it’s quite hard to answer, particularly as witches don’t typically have wands, or glow with an unnatural light, but it’s fair to say that most people imagine her as a witch or some other type of supernatural being. Once the farmers and the miller’s father noticed just what Mary Worth was doing, they set upon her with pitchforks and guns and when she realised that everyone from the village knew what she was, she broke the spell and made for the forest.
So how did Bloody Mary die? Well, she wasn’t quick enough for the farmer. Quickly he loaded his gun with silver bullets when Mary decided to turn her attention towards his daughter, he fired a shot and caught her in the hip. She was caught, kicking, thrashing and screaming and tied to a stake and a bonfire was promptly built so that this supposed witch could be gone for good. As she was burning, she set a curse upon the villagers and told them that if they ever dared to utter her name in a mirror, she would be back for them – her spirit would return to wherever they summoned her from to exact her revenge.
Unfortunately for the villagers with missing children, when they got back home to the village and returned to Mary’s house and did a proper search, they found what they were looking for – rows and rows of unmarked graves with plants and herbs growing on the soil covered graves. It seemed that she’d been using the blood of their children to make herself more youthful!
Explanation:
is this good enough?
Question 1 (2 points) According to the selection from I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, what work did Momma (the narrator's grandmother) do before she built the Store? a. She managed the barbershop. b. She worked at the lumberyard." d! She baked for the town restaurant. d. She sold lunches to local workers.
Answer:
d. she sold lunches to local workers
Catalog shopping at home has several advantages. Such shopping is convenient, saves your money, and saves your time. It is not surprising that growing numbers of devoted catalog shoppers are welcoming those full- color mail brochures that offer everything from turnip seeds to television. -----------------------------------------.
Shopping is my hobby.
Window shopping is even more interesting than catalog shopping.
Catalog shopping is a good choice for many reasons.
Shopping from home helps reduce the cases of corona-virus.
Answer:
I would go with C
Explanation:
c restated the intro and summarizes the text. the first 2 aren't very good closers the last one just gives another reason and doesn't sum up the text.
Which of these elements show that "A Letter to the Editor" is not a mystery
play? Choose the three correct answers.
A. It has lines of dialogue that give the setting.
B. It gives information instead of having action.
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C. It is a letter instead of a drama.
D. It is a written work meant to be in a newspaper.
E. It centers on solving something using clues.
Read the project 2 prompt thoroughly. Once you have determined what local group and values you want to focus on for the assignment, consider what kinds of research you need. Do you need to speak to the people involved in organizing the group? Do they have a website? what about brochures and other reading materials? Write a list of at least three pieces of research that are important to your topic. For each kind of research, be sure to say whether it is historical, primary or secondary research. Explain why it is useful to your topic and how you plan to access it
Answer:
What's the assignment and what is the prompt? I swear I'll answer after I have all the info.
Explanation:
Answer:
today have a website about about the branches and other what do you write a list of at least three pieces of important to your topic is and oxygen to say that
How is a gang like a family? Five sentences pal will give 25 points NEED HELP Azaaap
Answer:
How is gang similar to a family:
1. Gangs protect, support, and care for each other.
2. If you are ever in a tight spot, your brotherhood/sisterhood gang will always find ways to save you.
3. Gangs will keep their both shut or guard you to keep you out of trouble.
4. They are strictly loyal and they would never bring you down.
5. Like a brother/sister, gangs would literally fight/beat someone up who hurt or bully you.
Explanation:
I don't know about the rules of other gangs but based on what I researched, it's like that.
Essay about comets, asteroid and meteor 500 Words
Explanation:
broooo if u want answer u can also search it on Goo.. it will help u
Explanation:
comets are icy masses that have an elliptical ..
asreroid are large metallic objects that are clustered in bands
What is the education, food, traditions, sports, religions and climate like in Paris?
Answer:
Food- they have duck, pork, steak et.
Education- They have very large schools, College is about 1,200 to 1,800 on average for the student hall per month.
Traditons- They have alot of colorful festivals, they love to have get together.
Sports- Soccer is the most popular sport in Paris.
Climate- the range in tempature is about 44-80 degrees.
Explanation:
What level of education is recommended in order for one to be successful in this program?
Answer:
el ni el recomendado es de 5
Item 3
Read the excerpt from "The Night the Bed Fell."
I suppose that the high-water mark of my youth in Columbus, Ohio, was the night the bed fell on my father. It makes a better recitation (unless, as some friends of mine have said, one has heard it five or six times) than it does a piece of writing, for it is almost necessary to throw furniture around, shake doors, and bark like a dog, to lend the proper atmosphere and verisimilitude to what is admittedly a somewhat incredible tale. Still, it did take place.
Which word best describes the tone of this passage?
romantic
humorous
somber
adventurous
Answer:
humorous
Explanation:
Because he is mentioning his friends and also he is talking about throwing furniture and barking like a dog, to seem funny and humorous
Answer:
b -humorous
Explanation:
I'm in k12 and got a 100
English what’s the answer
Answer:
C
Explanation:
That paragraph is mainly talking about cattle and how it is from their god so it is important to their culture and why they honer it.
write a letter to your friend un another school telling him how you celebrate your kudum festival
Answer:
) aastpsazaassakra
Explanation:
diypdssss7tpszzzz
Choose the best example of informal language.
A. I didn’t care for that particular movie.
B. The flick was so lame.
C. The movie was a cinematic wonder.
D. I saw that film. It was absolutely terrific.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Trust Mate
Or water
III.
Encircle the collective nouns in each sentence.
11. The band played a wonderful music in the park.
12. A platoon of soldiers was deployed near the city hall.
13. Our class will visit the TV station.
14. The committee on programs did a good job.
15. A bunch of keys was found under the tree.
Answer:
11. band
12. platoon
13. class
14. committee
15. bunch
Explanation:
Collective nouns refer to names used for a collection of people or things.
11. The band played a wonderful music in the park.
12. A platoon of soldiers was deployed near the city hall.
13. Our class will visit the TV station.
14. The committee on programs did a good job.
15. A bunch of keys was found under the tree.
how did McCandless get across the teklanika river and to the abandoned bus
Answer:
On April 28, 1992, McCandless is picked up by Jim Gallien, who then drops him off outside Denali National Park. McCandless then follows a faded snowmobile track into the park. He wades easily across the Teklanika River, which is at a winter low. He falls through the ice at one point along his way but emerges intact.
PLEASE HELP ASAP!! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!
In 60-80 words:
In "A Poison Tree," Blake maintains that restraining anger, rather than preventing cruelty and aggression, gives extra energy to aggression
and strengthens cruelty. Do you agree-is it better to tell other people how you feel when you are upset with them or have a difference of opinion, or should you keep it to yourself and try to be accommodating?
Answer:
I believe that if your upset or sad that you should tell people how you feel about the situation to make you feel better and to get out what your feeling! then to keep that opinon to yourself than to hold back the pain:) hopes this helps!
Explanation:
write any three components that make socialisation effective?
Answer:
languages we speak.
unity
sense of responsibility
cooperation between people
social interaction
Explanation:
may this hepls u
Explanation:
1.Collective Ownership.
2.Economic;social and political equality .
3.Economic planning .
Short story about eveline as
What does tigers have
that no other animal
have?
Answer: An egg.
Explanation:
How to read better in write good text.
When there is a contrast between parents and reality irony results why is it ironic that the crowds are celebrating in this poem
Answer:
I think the poem is an elegy to the dead, which is a solemn occasion yet the crowds are celebrating. Also It is ironic because Lincoln just died, but they are celebrating the ending of the civil war.
Explanation:
