Annotation this speeach, break down how Gandhi makes his argument
part 1​

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Use the definition to complete the missing syllable of the spelling word.


To ___read is to have a purpose of carefully checking for clear meaning and correct spelling and punctuation.

Part A

What is a central theme of “Racing to Race?”


A close friend is good medicine.

Running a race is not always about winning.

Good things always come to those who wait.

Recovery from a setback takes time and patience.
Question 2
Part B

Which statement best shows how the theme identified in Part A is developed in the story?


Carlo realizes that he may not be able to compete on the school track team but also discovers that, with time, he will still be able to participate in a sport he loves.

Carlo pictures himself winning a big race on the school track team but then he realizes he may have developed asthma.

Meiya knows that she is faster than Carlo, so she does her best to encourage him and also lets him win a race between them to boost his spirits.

Carlo is discouraged that he has to rest after running a short distance, but Meiya reminds him that he has only just finished rehab.

13) Which statement most accurately paraphrases the meaning of the first
stanza?
A)
*As I lay in bed one night, feeling unsure as I looked
over a bunch of old books, I heard a knock on my
door."
B)
"As I sat on my porch one night, feeling confused as
looked over a bunch of old books, I heard a knock on
my door."
"As I sat in my study one night, feeling carefree as !
Looked over a bunch of old books, I heard a knock on
my door.
"As I sat in my study one night, feeling depressed as
D) looked over a bunch of old books I heard a knock on
my door

Read the scenario of a formal discussion.

Mrs. Alvarez informs the student council that they will have a formal discussion about how to raise money for the local food bank. The student council includes Morgan, Lamar, Tyler, Lupe, and Leo. She tells the group to come prepared with an idea for an event that they could hold within the next month. Mrs. Alvarez tells Morgan that she will be the moderator for the discussion.

What should Lamar do to prepare for the discussion?

A. Research different ways to raise money for charity.
B. Prepare the rules for the group to follow during the discussion.
C. Ask other members of the student council about their ideas.
D. Create a list of reasons why the groups should not raise money.

Which word is the antonym (word with opposite meaning) of "lessening"?
the is answer obscure or lament or atone or surging?????

Which of the following themes or concepts does Clarisse mainly represent?

Answer choices for the above question

A. oppression

B. happiness

C. nonconformity

D. anger


correct anwsers only

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Which word could you use to describe the author's purpose in an argument? Convince Describe Entertain Inform

Christ fulfilled the Messianic offices of ____ .

Helper
Servant
Virgin
Redeemer

How is the theme of isolation presented in When we Two Parted?

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Match each essay summary with the most likely organizational structure.

Column A
1.
Exemplification:
Exemplification
2.
Pro-con:
Pro-con
3.
Narration:
Narration
4.
Description:
Description
5.
Procedural analysis:
Procedural analysis
6.
Cause-effect:
Cause-effect
7.
Comparison-Contrast:
Comparison-Contrast
8.
Argumentation:
Argumentation
9.
Evaluation:
Evaluation
10.
Classification:
Classification
11.
Definition:
Definition
Column B
a.
The text discusses a treasured adolescent adventure.
b.
The text discusses how raising children to appreciate music is crucial.
c.
The text discusses two career paths for someone with the same degree.
d.
The text discusses what childhood means.
e.
The text discusses the steps in playing a game.
f.
The text discusses a town's decision to put in a highway or not.
g.
The text discusses the narrator's first house.
h.
The text discusses reasons for bullying and what bullying does to the bully.
i.
The text advises readers not to waste money seeing a particular movie.
j.
The text discusses the author's job qualifications.
k.
The text discusses different teaching styles.

1. Throughout human history, dreams have terrified, thrilled, and
inspired us. But what do they mean? What is their purpose? This
essay will provide several explanations from various fields and
raise a few questions about dreams that are yet to be answered,
2. What qualifies as a dream exactly? The term dream can refer to
our hopes about the future, as in, "One day I dream of visiting
Paris." Dreams can also refer to waking fantasies that we largely
have control over, such as daydreams. However, the scientific
field of oneirology is concerned with what happens when we
sleep. "For a dream to be a dream, it has to be an involuntary
experience that occurs during the Rapid Eye Movement, or REM,
stage of sleep," says neuropsychologist Martin Dyson, "All other
uses of the word dream fall outside the domain of science."
While all types of dreams are important, it is these nighttime
dreams that truly fascinate us
3. In a typical night's rest, REM sleep is the stage that happens in
the final few hours before we wake up in the morning. In The
Science of Dreams and the Dreams of Science, author Isabella
Greene explains that this stage of sleep is marked by brain
activity that is similar to the brain activity of people who are
awake (224). Sleepers have experiences during REM sleep, just
as waking people do. Some scientists think that during REM
sleep the brain clears out our short-term memory and commits
important experiences, such as getting a raise or breaking up
with our sweethearts, to long-term memory. But why we dream
during this process is still a mystery
4. Some intriguing, though incomplete, ideas have come from
researchers trying to explain why our brains give us such vivid
and emotional experiences every night. Sigmund Freud believed
that dreams are expressions of memories and anxieties that we
avoid-thinking about during our waking lives. Carl Jung provided
a modern version of the ancient opinion that dreams are
messages that help us figure out how to avoid disaster, almost
like prophecies. Perhaps the popularity of Jung's interpretation is
the reason that many people keep dream journals, where in they
write down their dream experiences before they forget them.
After all, if dreams are messages, one had better not ignore
them.
5. But interpreting dreams seems to be a basic human desire, and
interpretations of dreams predate modern psychology by many
years. The ancient Sumerians, Chinese, and Indians believed that,
during dreams, the soul escapes from the body to wander in a
spiritual realm. The ancient Greek physician, Hippocrates,
theorized that the soul creates its environment when one is
asleep and receives its environment when one is awake. Given
that modern science has yet to explain dreams, any ancient
interpretation is as good as a modern one for now. Perhaps one
day that won't be the case.
6. Until the truth behind dreams is finally revealed, people will
continue to speculate about their purpose. And even if the role of
dreams is finally articulated, dreams will continue to haunt us,
fascinate us, and move us.

Which is the best example of a description paragraph in the essay?

A. Paragraph 2
B. Paragraph 5
C. Paragraph 1
D. Paragraph 4

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Which definition best describes a gerund?

-ing verb form used as a noun

-ing verb form used to describe a noun

-ing verb form used to describe a pronoun

-ing verb form used as an adverb

As a way of further hurting Pip, Miss Havisham married Joe and made specific instructions that Joe never give any of her money to Pip.
True or False?

Select the statement in which two unlike terms are compared.

What kind of words would you use to describe your relationship with the Holy Spirit? Fire? Power?

Who is the narrator of The Cask of Amontillado and what point of view is it

I am a 10 letter word starting with i and ending with 'E. I have 5 vowels and an equal number of consonants. One consonant occurs twice consecutively. The institution you study in makes you the opposite of me. please tell very important i will mark you brainlist ​

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Select the response that best answers the question (1 point each).
Who first teaches Buck that violence is the number one rule of being a sled dog?
A)
Manuel the gardener
B)
The man in the red sweater
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The judge
D)
Francois and Perrault

1. Which of the following terms describe the diction of the paragraph? Circle all that
apply.
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Which of the following most likely states the author's purpose in the text?
O The author wanted to inform the reader about what made Molly Pitcher so noteworthy among the women of her time.
O The author wanted to persuade the reader to believe the controversy surrounding Molly Pitcher.
o The author wanted to persuade the reader to learn more about many famous hard-working women in American history.
O The author wanted to entertain the reader with a humorous, lighthearted narrative about a fictional character, Molly Pitcher.

Why is the ending of the story ironic, or the opposite of what you would expect for the story charles

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Read the following poem, Dreams, by Langston Hughes. Can you identify a metaphor in the poem?

x

Dreams by Langston Hughes

x

Hold fast to dreams

For if dreams die

Life is a broken-winged bird

That cannot fly.

x

Hold fast to dreams

For when dreams go

Life is a barren field

Frozen with snow.

x

The poem contains structurally simple metaphors which follow the formula a is b. These can be found in both stanzas. The first contains this line:
Life is a broken-winged bird
While the second stanza contains the following line:
Life is a barren field

x

1. What is this metaphor referring to in this poem?

2. How do these metaphors work in relation to the poem's title, "Dreams?"

3. How is this description different from saying simply that when dreams are unfulfilled life is difficult?

4. How is it different from saying that a life without dreams is like a broken-winged bird? Would using a simile rather than a metaphor negate or weaken Hughes' poem?

5. What makes this an effective metaphor and why?

Can a solution can cause more problems

Which of the following sections of a newspaper are you least likely to find a review?
A. News
B. Sports
C. Entertainment
D. Travel

Iqbal is best characterized in this excerpt when the author uses the
actions of Iqbal to show that he is injured by the other boys.
thoughts of Iqbal to show that he is angry with the other boys.
words of others to show that Iqbal is foolish.
actions of others to show that Iqbal is respected

Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive clause?
_________________________________________
A) Be sure to watch that movie I gave you.

B) The man who drives our bus is ill.

C) Take a left after that house with the yellow fence.

D) The old apron, which belonged to Mama, is torn.
_________________________________________

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