Which piece of evidence from the article BEST explains WHY support for the American educational system advanced during the economic challenges of the 1930s? (A) (B) (C) (D) Many leaders believed it was in the interest of states, and the whole country, to educate people. As work and society grew more complex, however, more people understood that a better education meant they would earn more money. Working-class families realized their children would benefit from more schooling. The goal was to keep more children and teenagers in school. This kept kids from taking jobs early and becoming competition for unemployed adults. With the support of government programs, war veterans from a variety of social classes went to college in record numbers. Read the following conclusion. As a result of public unease about the quality of schools in the 1960s, conservatives pushed forward radical changes to address these issues. Which sentence from the article provides the BEST support for the above statement? (A) (B) (C) (D) A series of reviews followed, accompanied by many proposed changes. The main concerns were the curriculum, achievement as measured by student test scores and teacher performance. In order to clarify what was expected of teachers and students, states increasingly detailed curricula and set competency standards. More schools added computer-assisted instruction systems, which offered interactive lessons on a one-on-one basis. This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com. 53 4 HOW does the author convey his or her own perspective in the article? (A) (B) (C) (D) by discussing how the rich have received a better education since the start of public education despite efforts to create greater equality for all students by arguing that education is best when it is free and accessible for everyone, despite a person's race, ability or gender by showing that the education system was founded on an American ideal of equal opportunity and has since been shaped by policies responding to historical changes by showing how students are better off when they are instructed with rigorous, standards curricula and take standardized tests to ensure their academic achievement Conservatives thought schools should focus on the basics by emphasizing traditional schooling and clearly defined standards. Which of the following BEST explains HOW the liberal perspective is different? (A) (B) (C) (D) Liberals believed that standardized testing would hurt the development of students by decreasing their self-confidence. Liberals advocated for open schools for students where whole-group instruction and testing were not used. Liberals advocated for more structured classrooms where students could personalize their learning by customizing the curriculum. Liberals felt the "back to basics" approach to learning would hurt students but agreed that standardized testing was important.

Answer:

The goal was to keep more children and teenagers in school. This kept kids from taking jobs early and becoming competition for unemployed adults.

Explanation:

Fill in the blank with the correct word or phrase.
Do you know it will be cold tonight?​

Why is hatsune miku a queen?

Combine these into one sentence!
The Maya kept detailed records of their history.

Scholars do not know why their civilization suddenly ended.

Combine these into one sentence!

i) Sachin ..... cricket for last 20 years
(a) is playing (b) has been playing (c)​

Why is paragraph 3 included in the passage?
A.to show Rajeed's feelings about the service project
B.to describe the setting of the service project
C.to show that Kristina should not be trusted
D.to describe the similarities between Kristina and Joel

Saturday with Einstein
by Mona Gedney

1
I knew very well that I was making a mistake when I agreed to attend the meeting with Kristina and Joel. I do not particularly enjoy belonging to clubs; I greatly prefer doing things with only a few friends or even just spending time alone. Still, they are my best friends, and I do like our town, so I agreed — very reluctantly — to go.
2
We live in Mount Dora, which is the proud possessor of one high school, one middle school, two elementary schools, a well-used library, a thriving downtown district, and a handsome new community center. It was the new community center that had created my problem. The director had decided that sponsoring a service club for teens would be a splendid idea. It was my misfortune that the director is Kristina's very enthusiastic aunt. And so it was that I, along with approximately two dozen other misguided souls, attended the organizational meeting for the Dora Do-Gooders. I had explained to Kristina that I would attend the first meeting as a show of support for her aunt but that under no circumstances would I commit myself to doing anything more than that. Therefore, I was stunned to receive an e-mail from Mrs. Maguire that thanked me profusely for signing up to be a part of the first major undertaking of the club, an entire Saturday devoted to service projects for citizens who needed help.
3
I glared at Kristina reproachfully throughout our first-period Spanish class the next morning. She had responded to none of my calls or texts nor my outraged e-mail, and this morning she studiously avoided meeting my eyes, doubtlessly glad that the alphabetical seating arrangement meant that she was across the room from me. I also noticed that she had entered class at the last possible moment — and that Joel was also trying to catch her eye. I grinned a little at that.
4
The results of my confrontation with her after class were unsatisfactory. Kristina apologized but then shrugged, adding, "What could I do? She's my aunt, and she needed volunteers for next weekend. I had to help her."
5
I was about to say that Kristina could help her all that she wanted but to leave me out of it when Joel grudgingly said that he would help. Mrs. Maguire had tutored him in algebra and had been very kind about it, so he supposed he could give up one weekend to help. I felt no such obligation but being rude would not be wise. After all, math is not my strong suit either. Who knew when I might need Mrs. Maguire's help?

What is the best correction for the confusing pronoun in this passage?
All the trees in the city park are pretty, but I wish that they would add
some more playing fields so that more sports teams could play at the
same time.
A. Change "All the trees in the city park are" to "The city park is."
B. Change "I wish" to "they wish."
C. Change "they would" to "the parks department would."
D. Change "more sports teams" to "more of them."
Please hurry

underline the common nouns bola hates bananas ​

How does paragraph 2 of "The Chance of a Lifetime" contribute to the development of the plot? Use details from the text in your response. I need help in 30 mins PLS

He is of average height and has a solid build owing to the years he spent as a construction worker. His face is not too wrinkled but his complexion is ruddy. He often keeps his white hair covered with a straw hat that protects him from the sun. He is usually casual dressed and he dislikes wearing a suit and a tie.

Indirect characterization
All of these answers are correct.
Round character
Flat characterization

what does the word mean

challenge
write your own dialouge use these Prompts to
help you.
Stomache achet feel
sich, I no.
energy​

Question 5 Worth 10 points)
(MC) Which question relates to finding the theme of a text?

living in the dark

According to the author, what is the main obstacle to exploring the ocean depths? Explain why, citing evidence from the text..

When might the Kaddish prayer be said?

Who was the first chief of the United States Forrest service

exit slip review the page on 56

giving BRAINLIEST
What can you infer about Capulet from the following line? (5 points)

CAPULET
For shame, bring Juliet forth; her lord is come.

Select one:
a. He is not excited about the wedding.
b. He has changed his mind about Paris.
c. He is usually late to everything himself.
d. He does not like for Juliet to be late.

For which of the following projects would you use an index?
A. Checking the definition of a word
B. Looking for details about an author
C. Checking the pronunciation of a word
D. Finding sources for a history project

Bernadette Wolowitz and her puppy are entering a beauty contest together.

Connecting Subjects

Connecting Objects

Connecting Verbs

Connecting Complete Thoughts

which on is it!?

Tell me your most embarrassing incident in school,(this is just my question)

Do not tell a lie into passive voice​

IM GIVING 20 POINTS!!!

Which sentence best anticipates and responds to a counterclaim to this
claim?
There should be no limit to the number of boats allowed on the lake.
O A. A lot of people want to enjoy the beautiful lake through boating,
and therefore there should not be a limit on the number of people
who can have this experience.
B. I am aware that the lake gets very crowded every summer, but
everyone still has a right to enjoy the lake.
C. The lake does not have a lot of boats on it as is, so it is silly to
have a limit.
D. It's true that a large number of boats go out on the lake in the
summer, but not many people take advantage of opportunities to
go boating in the spring and fall.

6.1 love this
dress.
blue
short
elegant
cotton
bag?
7.Can I borrow your
velvet
Italian
trendy
8. Hand me the
jeans.
blue
baggy
pen?
9. Dad, can I have that
silver
smart

10 Sarah has a snack at work each day.
She has this information about the snacks she had last week
day
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA
snack
banana
chocolate
biscuit
cake
crisos
number of calories
105
260
49
257
234
Sarah thinks the mean number of calories in these snacks is more than 200
Is she correct?
Show why you think this.
REA

What can I do to add more detail "Don't be afraid" by Conan O'Brien ?

When I was little, animals took on lives and characteristics which nobody knew anything about except myself. Little things that people did or said grew into fantastic stories. There was a man who turned into an alligator for my amusement. All he did was live in a one-room house by himself down near Lake Belle. He came into the village one evening near dusk and stopped by the store. Somebody teased him that if he did not hurry up and get married, he was liable to go wild, living alone out there. I saw him tending his garden, but I made an image of him in my imagination that was different. In my mind, his work-a-day hands and feet became the claws of an alligator. A tough, knotty hide crept over him, and his mouth became a huge snout with prong-toothed, powerful jaws. I could just see him crawling from his door at night, turning his ugly head from left to right to see who was looking, then gliding down into the dark waters of Lake Belle. When I heard the thunder of bull 'gator voices from the lake on dark nights, I used to whisper to myself, "That's Mr. Pendir! Just listen at him!"

What is the reason the author uses the words "Just listen at him!" instead of "Just listen to him"?

A) because everyone talks that way when they are little

B) because it is how the alligator wanted the girl to talk

C) because that is how she would have talked back then

D) because the alligators often talked the same way to her

In Act I, Scene I, of the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, what penalty does Prince Escalus threaten if further violence breaks out between the capulets and the montagues​

PLEASE HELP DUE IN 5 MINS

Why did Nisha have a "spark in her eyes"?

She thought of a clever plan to win the

competition

She felt annoyed because James forgot

his green tie

She thought of a new way to follow

the dress code

She felt excited because she was

going to sing onstage.


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What do news media outlets that practice "yellow journalism" do to the news?
A. They make it as objective as possible.
B. They make it sensational and entertaining.
C. They make it popular in America,
D. They make it boring and difficult to understand.