A student is writing an informational essay about how change can impact a friendship positively and negatively.
Which choice is the best conclusion for the essay?
A.
Change should not negatively impact friendships. There are many reasons that explain this. Friendship is an important part of life, so people should be more aware of this to keep their friends.
B.
Negative change impacts friendships because people are not aware of the impact change has. People need friends. Positive change also impacts friends.
C.
Change impacts friendships in many ways. However, change does not have to have a negative effect. People who are aware of this are better prepared to weather the storms change can bring about.
D.
Friendships can be affected by change. People should understand how change may affect their friendships. Even positive changes can damage a friendship.

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What genre is the book Clue of the lost bone?
A. Biography
B. Mystery
C. Historical
D. Sci-fi

When someone says they like your lips and your eye's are beautiful, but there stranger's there being creeps right?

Giving brainlest to whoever gets the answer right

PLEASE HELP ME!!!! It's part of my homework and I don't understand it!
Which sentence creates the MOST negative effect? A) It is unnecessary to complete all the forms today. B) Section C does not apply, so I will leave that blank. C) It is a waste of time to complete all the forms today. D) Fill out the forms online so you do not waste paper copies.

He said that, walking under a ladder is bad luck.

What change, if any, should be made ?
Select one:

Change a to an

The sentence should not be changed.

Delete the comma

Change He to Him
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PLEASE HELP AND HURRY which statement uses pathos to support the argument that dogs show be kept on leashes in public parks?

A. Off-leash dogs are 50 percent more likely to get in fights with other dogs
B. Having owned dogs for 40 years, I know about the importance of leashes
C. Dogs don't want to get run over by cars any more than you want to get bit
D. One park ranger says that dogs can cause a lot of damage to natural areas

What word most contributes to the formal tone of the email?
A. Professor
B. please
C. attached
D. resolve

Change the sentence using 'bought'
If I buy something, I will pay for it.

What if Acceptance had ended later than it did, or sooner? Write a different ending to the play,
and explain how this would change the play’s meaning, or theme.

reread the lines 128-135. With a small group, discuss the author's purpose for including the information about the shared book. What point is Freedman making about a childhood experience common to both men?

PLease ANSWER Answer the following from the novel "David copper field"

"Trot, I fear that Heep is planning some fraud or treachery against my father”

1- Who said to Whom?

2- What are they talking about?

Where did Emily go with Mr. Steerforth ? What did she want to be?

which word is used incorrectly in the text my mother volunteers of Glenwood every Saturday except on holiday it's a retirement community in our town sometimes she helps the residents with their activities usually she just listens to their stories and talks to them

What inference can be made about why Smaug chose to go to lake-town?

Question 1 options:

He wanted to steal what treasure they had left.


He never liked the men of lake-town.


He needed food and water


He was mad that they helped the dwarves and wanted revenge.

About 60 million years ago, an area of land stretched out into the Indian Ocean. This area slowly drifted inland over tens of thousands of years and pushed its way upward into ridges and folds of rock. This marvelously rocky region became a mountain range we now call the Himalayas. The Himalayas are located on the continent of Asia. The highest mountain in the Himalayas, Mount Everest, climbs high into the sky. This natural wonder has become a popular destination for climbers and tourists seeking adventure and spectacular sights.

I work as a tour guide here at the mountain. Climbers sometimes hire me to guide them to the summit. I know all there is to know about Everest. First of all, it is the highest mountain on Earth. In 1979, the area surrounding Everest was designated as a natural world heritage site. It sits on the border between Nepal and Tibet, which is a region of China. In fact, the border runs right up over the peak of the mountain. The summit of Everest soars high above the clouds at an astonishing 29,029 feet. That's almost as high as airplanes fly! On the summit of Everest, climbers stand as close to the stars as they can with both feet still on Earth. I have stood on the breathtaking summit myself almost a dozen times. The feeling is unbelievable, so it is no wonder this towering mountain has attracted climbers for centuries.

Which detail from the text reveals why climbers find the peak of Mount Everest so breathtaking?

a
About 60 million years ago, an area of land stretched out into the Indian Ocean.
b
In fact, the border runs right up over the peak of the mountain.
c
The highest mountain in the Himalayas, Mount Everest, climbs high into the sky.
d
The Himalayas are located on the continent of Asia.

Cool person if you help me please, Read the excerpt from "We Are All Bound Up Together” by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper.

We are all bound up together in one great bundle of humanity, and society cannot trample on the weakest and feeblest of its members without receiving the curse in its own soul. You tried that in the case of the negro. You pressed him down for two centuries; and in so doing you crippled the moral strength and paralyzed the spiritual energies of the white men of the country. When the hands of the black were fettered, white men were deprived of the liberty of speech and the freedom of the press. Society cannot afford to neglect the enlightenment of any class of its members.

The author uses the words "crippled” and "paralyzed” to convince her audience that

racist people should be punished.
racism hurts everyone in society.
privileged people must help those less privileged.
privilege is something that needs to be earned.

I have to make 3 newspaper articles regarding the book "The Wednesday Wars". I currently have 2 of the articles from the book written down and I need help finding the name of the third one.
1. Holling Hoodhood as Ariel the Fairy Soars Onstage to Rescue His Potent Master
2. Local Hero Holling Hoodhood Soars Across Intersection To Rescue Sister
3. ???

What type of text? Read the scenario, then write what type of text organization is being used.

An article tells the life story of an inventor. It begins with his birth then discusses his years at school. After exploring his great inventions, the article ends with his death. ______________________________

A student essay talks about the similarities and differences between a text version and movie version of a story. ____________________________

An article talks about how the Komodo Dragon is endangered and gives ideas for how to save this animal. ____________________________________

HLPPPPPPPP
Which of the following sentences uses the most precise and vivid word choice?

Katelynn walked down the hall and read her book at the same time.

Katelynn read and walked down the hall at the same time.

As Katelynn tried to walk down the hall, she read a book.

Katelynn meandered down the hall in a zigzag pattern, attempting to read and walk simultaneously.

Katelynn tried to read and walk at the same time.

What evidence shows that the thrush understood what Bilbo and the dwarves were saying?

Question 4 options:

He shows them where to hide from the dragon.


He comes back with the Raven whom the dwarves are familiar with.


He brings them the supplies that they ask for.


He shows them a secret path to help them escape.

What is most closely the main idea of the paragraph below and what sentence most strongly supports the correct answer?

"Those who answer these three questions in known-untrue fashion may intend their answers to communicate a truth deeper than the actual facts would indicate, as in: I am the type of person who votes regularly (even though I was too busy to vote last Tuesday); who always does the assigned work (but didn’t last week because I had too many assignments from other courses); who shares the cultural and political values associated with public radio (but listens to it only when what’s on the other stations is boring)."

Answer Choices:

A. It’s easy to spot blue lies, such as lying about what radio station one listens to every day.

B. Lying about oneself, such as one’s cultural and political values, is the worst type of lie.

C. The truth is overrated, and people should be able to showcase themselves in the best light.

D. People tell blue lies because they believe these lies better reflect who they really are.

What's the scariest thing you've ever experienced that just sends chills down your spine up to this day? (if it's traumatic, spare yourself the suffering of typing it out for me) :)

if anyone had read "Tangerine" please help me?

3.) Describe Paul’s first impressions of Florida and how this differs from what he expected Florida to be like.

pls help

Which of the following research topics is the most focused?

restaurants in Chicago

the state of Illinois

the effects of the Great Chicago Fire

Chicago, Illinois

the famous people from Chicago

I got my guy

But I, I, can't help it, I want you

Said, you right, I got my guy

But I, I, can't help it I want you

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Can anyone complete this sentence by adding 3 more sentences? It was nice to pick up the trash today.

PLEASE HELP:I NEED NOTAIONS FOR CHAPTER 1-4 FOR THE BOOK:THE GIVER.PLEASE HELP AND ILL BRAINLIST

100 point question if you get it right you will get 100 points

What is included in the biography of Raphael but not included in "The Child of Urbino"?

A. facts about Raphael's move to Rome

B. comments about Raphael's good work ethic

C. anecdotes about Raphael's childhood

D. descriptions of Raphael's acquaintances