Are the children's actions in this story cruel? Based on your own experiences, do you believe children can often be cruel to others? Explain your answer. For the man in the well 7 sentences

Answer:

1. Yes, the children's actions in this story was cruel. They should have informed an adult of what was happening even though the man was suspicious in not revealing his name.

2. Yes, based on my experiences children can often be cruel to others.

Explanation:

1. The children's unsaid decision not to tell an adult about the man in the well was cruel. It was a mischievous act on the part of the children even though it was fuelled more by the man's inability to say his name. This caused a form of distrust on the part of the children. However, it was still wrong of them to not have mentioned the man to anyone.

2. Yes, based on my experience, children can be cruel to others even though most times they do not fully understand the full weight of their actions. A case in point was when a group of kids left their toys on a slippery floor so that someone would fall through it. Their mother fell into the trap and suffered a hard fall.

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Identify the mood of the following sentence. Forgive us our trespasses. subjunctive imperative indicative

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1.actions
2.feelings
3.dialogue

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(The lights begin to come up, down left, on a long table and chair. The table contains equipment for teaching the blind by touch – a small replica of the human skeleton, stuffed animals, models of flowers and plants, piles of books.)

Which element of drama does the author use in this excerpt?

A. dialogue with background information
B. stage directions that set the scene
C. stage directions that reveal emotion
D. dialogue with information about blindness

Select the correct answer
Read this excerpt from an essay. What type of essay is this?
Even students can get involved and make a difference in their communities. One example is a high school classmate of mine. When she was
a freshman, she was very nervous about speaking in public. For a social studies research project, a teacher suggested that she visit a local
nursing home. There she discovered that they needed volunteers to read to the residents. She tried it for a week and was hooked. The
experience gave her confidence and brought joy to the residents. Over the years, she encouraged her friends to join her and was inspired to
start the Community Service Council as a senior project. She wrote her college application essays about the impact of these experiences.
Today, she's a college service organizer and an advisor to a state legislator. This is just one example of how to make a difference in your
community
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To protect the Whites from any negative consequences of the paw, Sgt. Major Morris did all EXCEPT
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Janet thought about the last time she’d seen Sandra and the argument they’d had. It made her nervous to consider what might happen this time. For her part, Sandra thought it would be best if she and Janet move on, and forgot about their argument .

A. First person

B. Third person

C. Third person omniscient

D. Third person objective

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What bizarre event happens once Scrooge sits down by his fire?

a)All of the bells in the house start chiming.

b)He sees strange designs appear on his fireplace.

c)He starts playing the bells in his house to make music.

d)He starts a very low fire.

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26 Which line of dialogue provides the best evidence that the father is questioning his priorities?
F "Now all that seems so unimportant, you know?"
G "Remembering a man's stories makes him immortal, did you know that?"
H "I had dinner with a prime minister once, William."
J
"I wasn't going to tell you about the two-headed lady, Mr. Smarty-pants," he says.

4. Analyze What words suggest that Aengus is chanting a song?
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Read this poem by Carl Sandburg:

A Fence

Now the stone house on the lake front is finished and the workmen are beginning the fence. The palings are made of iron bars with steel points that can stab the life out of any man who falls on them. As a fence, it is a masterpiece, and will shut off the rabble and all vagabonds and hungry men and all wandering children looking for a place to play. Passing through the bars and over the steel points will go nothing except Death and the Rain and To-morrow. What feeling about the fence does Sandburg create with his choice of words?

lonely

welcoming

forbidding

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Passage 1:
Based on my 31 years of teaching middle school. I can tell you that
today's students are more motivated and hardworking than ever. While
every class is unique, students today are for more likely than previous
generations to ask questions to make sure they understand
assignments, and come for extra helg if they need it. Students also
use Improved communications technology to work with one another
outside of class, study together, and make sure that everyone in the
class succeeds. I've never been so happy to be a teacher.
Passage 2:
Kids today are lazier than ever. Instead of doing homework and other
wholesome activities, they lounge around doing nothing playing
pointless video games, and texting meaningless gossip to the
friends. If you doubt me, you can tell just by looking at kids clothing
choices (if you can even call their pet-ups clothing that they are all
good-for-nothings. Yes, things have certainly gone downhill since the
time I was growing up.
Which statement best compares the ways that the two arguments use
appeals
O A. Passape 1 appeals to ethics using only the author's personal
experience, while passage 2 appeals to log with specific facts
and reasons
O B. Passage 1 appeals to emotion by conveying a positive message,
while passage 2 Appeals to logic by showing the negative side of
the issue
c. Passage 1 appeals to ethics by drawing on the speakers work
experience, while passage 2 appeals to emotion by using strong
wording
O D. Passage 1 appeals to looke by using facts and statistics, while
passage 2 appeals to ethics by talking about the speaker's
personal feelings

55 POINTS!!!! Which of these statements include dialogue? Check all that apply. I told her, “That is new information for me.” I gasped. “I can’t believe you’re telling me this incredible secret!” I couldn’t believe she was telling me such a personal thing. I asked, “Are you sure you should be telling me this?”

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Submission for the FSC short story made by me: Nathan Valentine credit: leah22774
Run Katie run! They will kill you! Kate held her stuffed bear to her chest as she watched her mom being dragged away from her by a group of people in black cloaks with tan uniforms there where many of them at the time thought she could not count, she didn’t know how. All she did was freeze in fear looking at their guns they had as she was hearing her mom’s warnings from the top of her lungs as she screamed but as the group turned out of view from the dark ally her mom was cut off by multiple gunshots that were fired as young Kate screamed and dropped her bear running from the ally as she instantly turned and saw around her the group of people that once held her mother dead with her mother gone and a note on the cobbled street that read what only Kate’s mom had said to her over and over-. I love you Katie…
MORAL OF THE STORY: dont talk to people in cloaks

Anybody have or know an animal crossing (new horizons) dream code?

What is rising action?
A. a series of related events that lead to the resolution after the climax
B. a series of events that introduce the initial characters and settings
C. a series of unrelated events that lead to the falling action in a story
D. a series of related incidents building toward the climax in a story

Which scenario is an example of a theme for a story?
a. Dorothy is a dreamer who wants to see other places.
b. Bilbo goes on a journey and becomes a hero.
c. The story takes place in a dark, dense forest.
d. Good always triumphs over evil in the end.

Select two sentences from Paragraphs two and three that BEST support Dr. King’s idea that Abraham Lincoln’s attempts have not produced the intended results as it pertains to freedom.
Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
One hundred years later, the life of the Negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination.
This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice.
It came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their captivity.
One hundred years later, the Negro lives on a lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of material prosperity.

Which statement best explains how paragraph 1 makes the essay clearer?

A It previews the different topics about volcanoes that the essay will.

B. It uses an alarming tone to make the threat of volcanoes more real
to the reader.

C. It provides background information about volcanoes that gives the
essay context.

D. It catches the reader's attention by comparing volcanoes with other disasters.

The flapping wings of a hummingbird are almost invisible.
The word "flapping" functions as a
A.Gerund
B.Present Participle
C.Past Participle
D.Infinitive

Read the literary analysis written by Cynthia about part 5 of The Call of the Wild.

In The Call of the Wild, Buck is presented as an intensely loyal dog to those who earn his love and affection. Saved by Thornton from a brutal beating by Hal when he "was too near dead to be of further use in hauling the sled," Buck’s loyalty to Thornton first began. However, as described by London, it was more than just the fact that Thornton had saved his life that earned Thornton Buck’s adoration; it was also the fact that Thornton "was the ideal master." Even when Buck felt strongly the natural instincts that were calling from the wild, "the love for John Thornton drew him back to the fire again." Loyalty can be a powerful force.

How could the final sentence be revised to present a stronger conclusion?

Even loyalty is no match for the urges Buck feels to return to the wilderness.
Buck’s loyalty to Thornton is the only thing that keeps him alive in the Yukon.
Once forged, loyalty is a powerful opponent for even Buck’s natural instincts.
Loyalty is the only force in nature that allows Buck to deny the call of the wild.

Which pair of words stresses opposites?

eager, jumpy

stressful, soothing

peaceful, calm

anxious, nervous

How do Scrooge and his nephew differ in their opinions of Christmas?

a)Scrooge thinks that Christmas is a wonderful holiday and his nephew thinks the holiday is a waste of time.

b)Scrooge thinks that Christmas should be celebrated at a different time of year, which his nephew completely disagrees with.

c)Scrooge thinks that the holiday is the one time of the year when everyone seems happy, and his nephew thinks everyone should work over the holiday.

d)Scrooge thinks that everyone should continue working during Christmas, and his nephew thinks it is the one time of the year when everyone is happy.

What does it mean to have human dignity?

Atticus explains that although our society doesn’t treat all men equally, there is one place where men should be treated equally - what is this place? What does he hope the jury will do?