50pts and whoever has the best 600 word long short story gets brainliest ​

Answer:

The mall Mystery

"I was shopping with my 2 best friends, Kayli and Jordan. We were at the new mall, it was a big thing back then. "So where should we shop first?" said Kayli. "Pretzel place." I responded. We headed to the pretzel place, and were hit by the smell of fresh pretzels. We bought normal pretzels with cheese.

       "I'm sure these will be great!" said Jordan. "Yep." I said. We headed to the shopping department next. I decided to get a new jacket. "Kayli, is this jacket cool?" I ask. "Kayli?" I repeat. "She's gone, probably walked off or is handling business." said Jordan. I know Kayli, she would not just walk off like that without saying something. Is she gone? Who knows? I don't. Me and Jordan continue to search for Kayli, and we have no luck, so we get help. Will we find Kayli?"

"After that quote, mall tragedy, unquote, me and Jordan have been on a near manhunt to find Kayli. We called her, she doesn't answer, we tried visiting her, she is not home, she has not showed up to school! Kayli never misses days! Jordan is beginning to assume the worst. She stated, "I will not back down until we find out what happened.". "Jordan, harping on this is not healthy for you. I think we know what happened, we just have to face it." I said.

      "How do we "face" the fact that our best friend is gone? Do you know how hard this is to think about-" "We've been searching for 5 days! We haven't found anything!" I interrupt. There is no hope left, the best thing I could do is file a missing case, or leave it at this. But wouldn't that look a lot worse if I did not?

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"Emma." Jordan says firmly. "What?" I respond. "You. Must. See. This." she says. This could only mean one bad thing. I follow Jordan to the living room with the TV on the news channel. Breaking news, Highschool student Kayli Reyes is found okay after she went missing at a local mall with her friends. The suspect has not yet been found. "Oh thank goodness!" I say.

      Everything will be fine."

"I tell myself night and day that everything is just fine. Is it really, though? That's one thing I always question. I am simply alone at home reading. It is a peaceful day, sun shining, light blue sky, bright sun, early in the morning. Nothing but birds chirping. Once my brain gets reading block, I stop reading and then take a nap.

I wake up, and it's afternoon. I suddenly hear a loud bang on my door. What is this, questioning? I go to answer the door. "Hello." says and investigation-like person. I knew this would happen. I hope Jordan was not questioned first. "Hello," I start, "is it questioning day?" I finish. "Yes, we are here to ask you some questions since your friend disappeared and you were one of the last people to see her.""

"I am being questioned. "You're not being accused, but we just need to ask these questions.". "Okay." I respond. "Do you recall seeing Kayli walk off?" asked the investigator. "No, I did not actually see her walk off, I know know she went missing during our shopping trip." I respond. "Thank you, we find you very helpful!" says the investigator. "You're free to go.". That was it? That was all I had to answer? These investigators sure are something.

      "Everything will be fine." I remind myself. Every. Single. Thing."

Yes, I did write this story myself. :-)

Obviously, we all know about american football and baseball. however, there are other sports that most americans never think about, let alone participate in. soccer is played all over the world. it is loved by hundreds of millions of people across all continents. cricket is also quite popular. it is played in countries like england but also in pakistan and india. it is the second most popular sport in the world. the third most popular sport in the world is field hockey. it is played by both male and female athletes in many places. which revision would make this paragraph suitable for a presentation? inserting stronger verbs and a more active voice making sentences longer and more meaningful including personal and second-person pronouns revising the text with more formal language

Which sentence uses the
underlined vocabulary
word incorrectly?
A. I don't know how she could have
been more explicit on how she
wanted us to play the piece.
B. The horse that won the
competition was one of the elite --
bred and trained in Spain.
C. Keeping the kitchen stocked in a
house with four growing boys
requires a lot of maintenance.
D. The dust in this room is
articulate; it's time to clean it.

write an expression equivalent to 2x

cause and effect find the correct answere

During their work session in the library, Harry and Millicent got into an argument when they both refused to be in charge of keeping track of research sources for their group project. What stage of group development was their group in?

forming

storming

norming

performing

What is the tone of the story in where the red fern grows?

prove for a debate that parental control and parental supervision is the same thing. give five points​

2. How does the word "leerily" affect the structure of the poem? (Line 15)
A. It indicates a transition from describing Soular's capabilities to describing its effects.
B. It indicates that the rest of the poem supports the ideas presented in the first fourteen lines.
C. It indicates a transition from the innovation of Soular to the protests various organizations
make against it.
D. It indicates a transition from the assertion that Soular is intended for radar detection to a
discussion of the invention's true purpose.

Detective Dupin's Diary Entry
Did You Solve this Murder Mystery?
This assignment is based on your reading and understanding of the short story "The Murders in the Rue Morgue." Pretend that you are Detective Dupin who has settled down for the evening to write an entry in his diary. He writes about his crime-solving activities in the Rue Morgue murders.
Create Detective Dupin's diary entry revealing the events leading up to the discovery of the real murderer. Your entry should be at least ten sentences and include five details (clues or reasons why) from the story.

Which conflict does the narrator face in this passage? character vs. character, because his father’s words cause him to question his actions character vs. nature, because he must battle the elements of weather character vs. self, because he is struggling to understand how the gods lived character vs. society, because he must battle against the teachings of the gods

What does a play have that a story doesn't? (select all that apply)
(QUICK PLEASE!!!!!!!!!)
acts

scenes

characters

setting

Novel: Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier

The characters in the novel are full of secret motivations. Explain the underlying thoughts, fears, and motivations of the narrator—the second Mrs. de Winter.

5. The description of the mousing fox
helps develop the idea...

Read the sentence:

After the haircut, he didn't want no one to see him.

Which of the following best corrects the double negative in the sentence?

Group of answer choices

After the haircut, he didn't want anyone to see him.

After the haircut, he wanted not to see no one.

After the haircut, he did not want no one to see him.

After the haircut, he didn't want none to see him.

In paragraph 1 what does the article say happened to teenagers' mental health around 2009?

Which piece of information must be included with the graphic? its publisher and date of publication khaled’s full name and grade in school several sentences describing the chart a photo to help illustrate the chart

PLEASE HELP !! READ WORKS >> What “first” did the comic book character Black Panther achieve with its debut in 1966?

Read the following introductory paragraph, which is missing a hook: It is hard to believe that an entire nation could find hope in the form of an undersized and overweight horse, but Laura Hillenbrand’s book Seabiscuit: An American Legend makes that case. The book describes how the career of the little racehorse mirrored the rise and fall of America’s fortunes during the last half of the Great Depression. Which option below makes the most effective hook? Some people are inspired by tales of space adventures or epic journeys across imaginary lands. But I have always preferred non-fiction. That is why I enjoyed the story of the horse named Seabiscuit. The movie Seabiscuit made millions of dollars and was nominated for seven Academy Awards. The story of a racehorse, it is an inspirational tale about overcoming challenges. A line in the film, said by Seabiscuit’s jockey, sums it up: “You know, everyone thinks that we found this broken-down horse and fixed him, but we didn't. He fixed us. Every one of us. And I guess in a way, we kinda fixed each other, too.” If you saw the movie Seabiscuit and loved it, then do yourself a favor and read the book. It is so good! During the late 1930’s, the #1 newsmaker wasn’t a president, movie star, or sports hero, it was a horse. His name was Seabiscuit, and Americans not only read about him in the news, they bought his merchandise and broke track records watching him run. Forty million people regularly tuned in on the radio to hear Seabiscuit’s races, including President Roosevelt, who sometimes delayed cabinet meetings to listen.

Listen to how the reader of the Audio
reads the sentences from 00:00-00:10.
What does the expression in the
reader's voice tell the listener about
the Giant?

Can someone please help with part 1? Its easy

Read the following passages:
Long ago, the gods held a meeting to create a new animal.
"It will be large, with strong bones, so man can use them to
make tools," said the sky god. "It will be covered in a thick
hide, so man can use it to make leather clothing," said the
water god. "Its meat will be plentiful, so man will have
much to eat," said the wind god. They called the animal
bison and set great herds of them across the land.
Read the following passage people assumed that Grandmother

Hook Statement for ( Is Revenge Ever Justified)

whoever can write a composition or an essay about my favourite hobby gets 30 points​

During the pandemic, many people have engaged in recreational activities to avoid boredom. What are the benefits of recreation that they can get? ​

riting an Argumentative Essay about the Nobel Prize in Literature
ewriting Active
re-Writing Rough Draft Final Draft
Prompt
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In 2016, American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, making him the first musician to ever
receive the award. The award sparked debates about whether a musician qualifies for the award. Educate yourself about both sides of
the argument and form your own opinion about the topic. Read the four articles provided here to learn more about both sides of the
argument.
Write an essay to present an argument that either supports or opposes the decision to award a singer-songwriter the Nobel Prize in
Literature. Your argument should include a clear claim, logical reasons, and evidence that is relevant and sufficient.

answer the b not the a its already done thanks

Chapter 12 summary of where the red fern grows

Which sentence uses active voice.


just before dawn, the cat wakes up and cries out to be fed.


the can of fishy-smelling food is eaten greedily by the cat.


the needy cat is fed by celia.


the back of the couch was scratched up by the cat.

Alan often goes back to the beginning of a sentence or paragraph and starts reading the information over again. what might be happening to alan? a. alan has a problem with his eyes c. both of these b. alan has poor concentration habits d. there is nothing wrong with alan’s technique please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Poem about relationship of impulse and momentum of collision of objects.
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