Write a 1,000 word narrative essay in the first person point of view.

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It was a bright shiny morning and Phillip and I had just begun the day's walk. Like we have done every morning for the past six years. " You must never stop moving" my father had told my best friend and I " If you stop before you get to tomorrow you will never make it.." So that is what we have done, walked and walked and walked for six whole years to a place that we don't even know what looks like. But apparently we will know when we get there, at least that's what dad and Phillip have told me. "You will feel it when you get there". But i'm not convinced. I mean the to much of the world is rotting,why would there be anything left? The virus ruined everything. First it just was killing of the old, then it spread to the young. Then within three years the entire human race as we knew it was gone. How is Phillip and I still alive you ask? Well we are immune, yeah lucky us. I mean don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for the fact I won't turn into a mindless monster of a human. But that also means that we have a huge target on my back. They call themselves the "seekers" "we will seek out the cure, we will seek out the immune, we are seeking for you." They have been "seeking" for  Ten years.  So that's why we keep going, and going and going. Because if we stop we will get seeked, (that's what they call it when your caught). The seekers have control of all the land that's liveable, and in order to enter that land you are tested first to see if your immune. And if you are captured and Tortured, (Tested is their prefered choice of words). And no one makes it back out alive. Philip is the only reason i make through the days. He is this bright ray of light in my cold dark world, Dad and I found him Eight years ago. When we were both Eight years old. Dad and I were shopping in an old grocery store and I was digging through a stack of army blankets when I got to the bottom and there was a small sleeping boy. I wanted to just leave him there but dad and his big heart said otherwise. But he wouldn't have made it without us. Back then he was much shorter than me, weaker too but sadly i have only grown five more inches since then. Phil on the other had grew two whole feet. He really likes to call attention to that, on an hourly basis. I say he likes me, you know likes me likes me. And if we are being honest i am beginning to like him too. But I don't have time for love, I'm too busy focusing on keeping us both alive. Only thing Phil is good at is shooting, and that's only handy when someone is shooting at us. So I'm the one who finds the food, the water, the clothes, everything we need in order to stay alive. Right now I'm taking us to the old mall, it's supposed to still have clothes and shoes. Phil really needs some more shoes, if i have to listen to him complain one more time about a rock sticking him in the foot then i promise i'm going to lose it. Then after we found Bigfoot some shoes we were going to the old Mc donalds, i heard that the Coke machine still works. I haven't had coke since dad died. Mainly because you can't find it, but also the fact that it reminds me too much of him it was our thing. Dad loved it, it also is what got him killed, it was my birthday and Dad and Phil were determined to get me a decent birthday present. They thought I was sleeping so they left the hotel room we were in that night to go find some. I wasn't asleep though, because them two couldn't be quite long enough if their life depended on it. So I followed them down back streets and up alleys. Until they arrived in an old abandoned Walmart, the most intact one I had ever seen. I watched them go in and I waited and waited, ten minutes later a group of people went in after them, turns out that those people were immune hunters. By the time I got to Dad to warn him it was too late, He sacrificed himself for us, before he died he told me to never give up, find your tomorrow. He then wanted to tell Phil something in private, but Phil told me in a letter that he made him promise he would never leave me. I think Dad always knew that Phill would fall for me, I think he also knew that I would too. I've tried every year for six years, on this day to drink it but i've never been able to. But I'm ready this year.

Why do u think that All people like to feel that they make their own decisions and they have the power to do what they want

what they never tell you is that when you’re eleven, you’re also ten, and nine, and eight, and seven, and six, and five, and four, and three, and two, and one. Which figurative language term is this? need help it is a test 90% of my grade

How does the Hangman explain why he’s taking more people

A story that ends with never will I do that again
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Read the passage below. Then, write a response answering the following questions: Which type of figurative language is used in this passage? How does this figurative language contribute to the meaning of the passage? How does it clarify your understanding?
Passage

I'm hoping the budding Michelangelo in my drawing class goes after that scholarship. I know in my gut that he would succeed, and the world needs more artists like him. The only thing holding him back is his own self-doubt.

How does this relate to the premises of brown v. Board of education

Think about a delicious food like khicuri or pudding or firni.ask some questions to your mother of its recipe.try to prepare it with the help of other family members.Now describe how to cook it following the recipe of custard given your textbook.also write down two reason why it is healthy and good food?

What is the main idea of this story?
А
A red string saves the lives of two people.
B
A young woman has visions of the future.
С
A father passes his treasure to his son.
D
A young man sets out on the path made for him.

What is the difference between notetaking and annotating?
Notetaking involves directly marking up a text, while annotating does not.
Annotating involves listing questions to make predictions, while notetaking does not
O Annotating involves highlighting a text directly, while notetaking involves organizing the main ideas of a text on a
separate sheet
O Notetaking involves highlighting a text directly, while annotating involves organizing the main ideas of a text on a
separate sheet

PLEASE HELP!
What is a character from film or literature that is similar to Prospero from The Tempest and why, I need to write an essay about this!

When they require their student to study classical literature what do English teachers hope to show them

How can you use spoken or written language to fight or advocate for an issue?

help order the senteses​

 Will give brainliest!!! Use ten (10) words from the vocabulary list. Your sentences may be about anything so long as it is appropriate.The sentences must make sense and the words must be used correctly. One vocabulary word per sentence

Aversion- strong dislike


Prosperity - the state of being successful

Invalid- a person made weak by illness or injury


Asphyxiation- the state of being deprived of oxygen


Protruding - sticking out


Ascertain - to find something out for certain


Invoke- the act of calling o someone for assistance


Vain- havig an execessivelyhigh opinion of oneself


Conservatory- a college for the study of music or other arts


Necessity- the fact of being required


Scrupulous- extremely attentive to details


Futile- pointless

Listless- lacking energy


Frugal - simple, plain, and costing little


Permit- to aurthorize


Perceptible- able to be seen or noticed


Diversion- an instance of turning something from itscourse


Unequivocal- leaving no doubtun


Malice- the desire to do harm or evil

Describe Johnny. What kind of home life does he have? What happened to him that makes him frightened? (2-3 sentences) 1-4 Chapter

We have seen the state of our union in the endurance of rescuers working past exhaustion. We've seen the unfurling of flags, the lighting of candles, the giving of blood, the saying of prayers in English, Hebrew and Arabic. We have seen the decency of a loving and giving people who have made the grief of strangers their own. My fellow citizens, for the last nine days, the entire world has seen for itself the state of our union, and it is strong.

Which option best describes the type of argument used by President George W. Bush in this excerpt from a speech given after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001?


A. An argument of ethics, showing how innocent citizens have been treated unfairly

B. A cause-and-effect argument that shows how expressing grief helps people overcome challenges

C. An analogy that compares the strength of the union to individual acts of patriotism


D. An argument by authority based on his position as president of the United States



IF YOU GIVE RIGHT ANSWER I WILL MARK YOU BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!!!

Select ALL the correct answers.
In which two ways does the fifth paragraph contribute to the development of ideas in the passage?
It provides reasons for why the camp allows limited public access.
It describes how most visitors enjoy their time at the camp.
It explains several historical events at the camp.
It illustrates how the camp is used in the present day.
It lists the different activities that guests can engage in at the camp.


the passage: Catoctin Mountain Park was originally land purchased by the government in 1936, to be developed into a recreational facility. The facility was to demonstrate how rough terrain and eroded soil could be turned into productive land again. Camp Misty Mount was first used by the Maryland League for Crippled Children. After the first year, the League moved to a second camp in 1938, Camp Greentop, because Camp Misty Mount's terrain was difficult to negotiate in a wheelchair. A third camp, Camp Hi-Catoctin, was completed in the winter of 1938-1939 and was used for three years as a family camp for federal employees.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt was accustomed to seeking relief from hot Washington, D.C. summers and relaxing on weekends aboard the presidential yacht Potomac or at Hyde Park, NY. In 1942, the U.S. Secret Service were very concerned about the President's continued use of the Potomac. World War II had brought an attack on Pearl Harbor and had drawn German U-boats close in Atlantic waters. Presidential safety and Presidential health were concerns. The muggy climate of Washington, D.C. was considered detrimental to his health, affecting his sinuses. A new retreat, a place to relax, within a 100 mile radius of Washington, D.C. and in the cool mountain air was sought. Several sites were considered, but Camp Hi-Catoctin in the Catoctin Recreational Demonstration Area was selected after the President's first visit on April 22, 1942. A camp was already built on the site and the estimated conversion cost was $18,650. It was also almost 10 degrees cooler than in Washington, D.C. The camp for federal employees' families became the camp of one federal employee, the President of the United States. Roosevelt quickly renamed the camp "Shangri-La" from James Hilton's 1933 novel, Lost Horizon.
At the close of World War II, there was some debate over the future of Shangri-La. Should it be returned to the National Park Service? Should it be maintained as a national shrine or monument? Should it be transferred to the Maryland State Forest and Park System, as was the original plan of the demonstration area?
In 1952, Truman approved a compromise under which the land north of Maryland Route 77 would remain Catoctin Mountain Park operated by the National Park Service and the land south of Maryland Route 77 would become Cunningham Falls State Park. The official transfer took effect in 1954. President Eisenhower renamed the retreat, after he took office in 1953, "Camp David," after his grandson.
Camp David continues to serve as the Presidential Retreat today. It is a private, secluded place for recreation, contemplation, rest, and relaxation. Many historical events have occurred at the Presidential Retreat: the planning of the Normandy invasion, Eisenhower-Khrushchev meetings, Camp David Accords with Menachem Begin of Israel and Anwar Sadat of Egypt, discussions of the Bay of Pigs, Vietnam War discussions, and many other meetings with foreign dignitaries and guests. Maintaining the privacy and secluded atmosphere of the retreat is an important role for Catoctin Mountain Park. The Presidential Retreat still remains within park boundaries, but is not open to the public. It is a place where Presidents can relax, unwind, contemplate, entertain distinguished guests in an informal setting, and cope with the pressures of modern-day society.

Question 13 (1 point)
Which sentence is an oxymoron?
a
b
Spies do not dress like spies.
To have peace, we must go to war.
Suddenly, the room filled with a deafening silence.
A glass can be viewed as either half full or half empty.
C

Change into reported speech:This exercise is full of mistakes’, the teacher said angrily.

HURRYYYY
People in this stage can sometimes have midlife transitions/crisis or empty nest syndrome.

To revise his reflection and make a stronger statement, Kyle should more clearly explain

Identify the word that rhymes with "shoe" and the word with a prefix that means "over, above" in this sentence: "The Ruemorgueans will make it rough for us, but I think we'll
make it through if we can activate the hypersonic counterflector!"
OA) rough, hypersonic
OB) rough, counterflector
OC) through, hypersonic
OD) through, counterflector
Plz help I’m in the middle of a timed test

Observing the audience for things like eye contact body language or other non verbal cues?​

Help me pleaseeeeeee!

Write a one page essay explaining how the electoral college works and also explains whether or not you believe the Electoral college system should stay the same or change? You need to use evidence from the articles that we read earlier this week plus an additional source that you find .Then give a solution to how you would change it. Your paper should be no shorter than one page typed. Complete this in a word document and submit it.

What does it mean to "spoof an ad?
A. To study the ad's rhetorical devices
B. To ignore an ad and turn the page
C. To imitate it in a satirical way
D. To laugh at an ad because it's absurd

These final lines of the poem are an example of
A)
literary irony, because we don't know how the
speaker's husband really feels about her.
B)
literary satire, because we know the speaker doesn't
really care if her husband will return or not.
literary ambiguity, because the speaker
simultaneously misses her husband and feels happy
to be alone
literary understatement, because the speaker
D) desperately misses her husband, but her desperation
is muted in the way she expresses herself.

Which statement best explains how a reader can tell that the passage’s narrator is unreliable?

The narrator says he loved the old man, but other events show he is prejudiced against older people.
The narrator claims he is not suffering from madness, but he has no rational reason to kill the old man.
The narrator insists he is uninterested in gold, but he clearly murdered the man for his money.
The narrator says he does not know where he got the idea to kill the old man, but he is lying to protect someone else

the library is useful when reading nonfiction because​