who is the intended audience for this story ? ( children, teen or adult ? ) what evidence helps identify the audience? ( options seen in picture )

Answer:

The intended audience for this story are children

The playful tone and repetition

Winter is a frigid season, / Its cold can freeze your bones. / But winter’s chill is also reason / To draw closer to your loved ones. / So stay inside, write your missives, / Mail them, and you’ll discover / How quickly friends and family gather around you, /And how much warmth you will uncover.

1. Circle the context clues that help you understand what frigid means.

2. What is the meaning of missives? What context clues helped you determine this?

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Which nations did not encourage women to replace male dominated jobs like working in factories to support the war effort during World War II

At the end of "because I could no stop for death" what dose the speaker realize

do you like her ??? she is from bfdi shes very cute

PLZZ ANSWER THE QUESTION ​

I just want somebody(body) Whos interested in me not just my (body) cause I know that's all he wants he ain't getting that for sure you can get your stuff go your head straight out the door

Why is this question Not a research question? In selecting your answer, please consider the three elements of a good research question, and choose the best option.

Do iPads make students enjoy class more?

1.

It's a yes/no question
2.

It is not specific with student description, grade level, or age
3.

It is not specific regarding the class
4.

All of the above

What role does the exposition play?
it builds the climax
it ends the play
it gives the character descriptions
it sets up the play

JOHN STEINBECK USES DIRECT AND INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION TO DEVELOP HIS CHARACTERS. IN A 1-2 PARAGRAPH RESPONSE, DEFINE AND EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIRECT AND INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION AND PROVIDE TEXTUAL EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT YOUR EXPLANATION. BE SURE TO GIVE YOU PARAGRAPH A TITLE

Which statement best explains why one passage is
more interesting to read than the othe

(1) In September 2018, an amazing spectacle took place in the skies above Olympic National Park: blindfolded, sedated mountain goats hovered in the air, suspended in harnesses from a helicopter. (2) After the helicopter set the goats down, veterinarians examined and tagged them. (3) A truck then transported the goats 180 miles away to North Cascades National Park. (4) Once there, helicopters again lifted the goats, this time in crates, into the mountains to be set free. (5) In this way, wildlife officials caught 114 goats in the first phase of the Mountain Goat Management Plan, but they ultimately will have relocated 90 percent of the 700 goats from the Olympics to the North Cascades. (6) This removal process may be complicated, but it is necessary.

(7) Park officials cited several reasons why the goats had to go. (8) First, goats are not indigenous to the region; the area began to be advertised as a vacation destination in the early twentieth century. (9) Since then, the goat population has flourished and could reach 1,500 by 2028. (10) Park officials also worry about the goats’ deleterious habits of damaging vegetation and causing erosion. (11) In the 1980s, a brief attempt to relocate the goats was met with public outcry.

(12) However, safety concerns were the most pressing reason for the goats’ removal. (13) With few salt licks in the Olympics, the goats turn to another source: humans. (14) Salt in human sweat is a goat magnet; worse still, some thoughtless and irresponsible people feed the goats directly. (15) Once accustomed to people, goats become aggressive in their pursuit of food. (16) After a goat injured a hiker in 2010, officials began formulating plans for the goats’ removal.

(17) The North Cascades were the ideal spot to resettle the goats. (18) As goats are native to the region, the habitat is better suited to their grazing habits. (19) Resettled in the remote parts of the park, where salt licks are plentiful and hikers are scarce, the goats will likely regain their natural wariness of people. (20) Additionally, an influx of goats to the park will boost the decreasing native population and introduce more genetic diversity.

Which of the following sentences first expresses the main claim of the passage?


Sentence 4

Sentence 4
A

Sentence 5

Sentence 5
B

Sentence 6

Sentence 6
C

Sentence 9

Sentence 9
D

Sentence 10

Sentence 10
E

Select the correct text in the passage.
Which sentence in the passage contains a call to action?
Save Roosevelt Park!
In spite of our park's importance, our elected officials plan to take it away from us. Everywhere in the neighborhood, you can see the posters
that promote the new mall going there instead. The mall's supporters say that it will make shopping easier for us. They say that it will bring
famous shopping brands to our neighborhood. Of course, they also highlight all the new restaurants and cafes that will come with the mall.
However, is this really what we want? Instead of an open, tree-filled space, they want to give us a closed space filled with stale, air-conditioned
air. Furthermore, the construction of the mall will pollute our environment. We should not stand for this disrespect of our neighborhood. It is
our responsibility to do something about it. If you agree with me, then join me in this effort to save our park. Each of us should send a letter or
email to our city officials informing them about how much we need the park. We need to tell them a park is more important than a mall. So,
what do you say? Are you ready to make a difference?

Describe how to prepare your favourite meal​

which of the following would not require a spelling change before adding -er to the end?

What is Lemon Brown's treasured? why does Lemon Brown place so much value on his treasure?

Which sentences below demonstrate correct use of commas in a series?

Which of the following are qualities that often appear in narrative poetry? Choose three answers.

A.
characters

B.
facts

C.
quotes

D.
sensory details

E.
dialogue

Why people want to accomplish unusual journeys

Jaden has translated a passage of a text so he can fully understand it. What should he do next

What salient feature of the video presentation has caught your interest and why?

Read the excerpt from “Mowgli’s Brothers” as Mother Wolf speaks to Shere Khan.

"He shall live to run with the pack and to hunt with the pack; and in the end, look you, hunter of little naked cubs—frog-eater— fish-killer—he shall hunt thee!"

How does Mother Wolf’s statement develop the plot?

Publishers often add _____ to a text to help readers understand the meaning of old words.

A.usage guides
B.footnotes
C.current-day translations
D.context

Write an email to a friend about an attempted robbery in a local shop. Your email should be
between 150-200 words. You should include the following points:
• What you were doing at the shop
• How you reacted
• What happened after the robbery

heat is added to a system and the system does 26 j of work the internal energy increases by the 7 j how much heat was added to the system​

Question 7 of 10
At the beginning of "The Necklace," what is Mathilde like?
O A. She is pretty and vain.
O B. She is grateful and kind.
C. She is experienced and wise.
O D. She is weary and defeated.
SUB

what kind of conventions that filming near the ocean​

WHICH DETAIL EXPLAINS THE CHALLENGING PART OF AN ESCAPE ROOM ? IREADY

What is Hamlet's relationship to Claudius? What did Claudius do after the
death of Hamlet's father?*
Your answer

Write a letter to your friend and tell him your preparations towards Christmas

Place the following in order, from the broadest to most specific. A. Potable water; B. fresh water, C. Earth's water *
2 points
A, B, C
C, B, A
B, C, A
B, A, C
Option 2