1. PART A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?
a
b
A. While teenagers understand the consequences of their actions, they haven't yet developed the empathy that allows them to feel
for other people.
B. Rehabilitation works for teenagers who commit minor crimes, but more serious crimes should still be punished to the full
extent of the law.
C. The teenage brain is not fully developed and can cause teenagers to commit crimes without fully considering the consequences.
D. It is extremely important that juvenile offenders are rehabilitated, as violent teenagers are more likely to become violent adults.

Answer:

the answer is c

The best way to recognize figurative language is by the _____.
Select all that apply.

emotion it creates
facts it provides
unusual comparisons it makes
plot it furthers

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Why did Poe think of himself as cursed?

In which sentence is the word
imperious used incorrectly?
A. She was imperious to the chaos around
her as she remained absorbed in her book.
B. The imperious tone of the request
demanded an immediate response.
C. The judge's imperious demeanor made
him seem unapproachable in the
courtroom.

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What happens to book owners when the firemen come to burn their books? In Fahrenheit 451

What does the Chorus seem to celebrate prematurely? (Oedipus Rex)

What was the writer's first opinion in the wealthy mare.

Discuss the strategy of using the part of speech to determine its meaning

what was the first message charlotte wrote in her web to save wilbur?

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I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST
Read the excerpts from Team Moon and the NASA article.

And only now—a solid, panic-stricken, gut-wrenching, heart-palpitating ten minutes by clock but feeling like an eternity later—did it sink in for John Courson, Tom Kelly, and a lot of the other Grumman folks who had poured years of their lives into building the lunar module: Their baby was on the moon. Let the cheering begin!


When the lunar module lands at 4:18 p.m. EDT, only 30 seconds of fuel remain. Armstrong radios "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed." Mission control erupts in celebration as the tension breaks, and a controller tells the crew "You got a bunch of guys about to turn blue, we're breathing again."

How is the information in the excerpts different?
The first excerpt is less emotional than the second excerpt.
The first excerpt is less interesting than the second excerpt.
The first excerpt is more emotional than the second excerpt.
The first excerpt is more interesting than the second excerpt.

Based on this passage, choose the idea with which Dr. Kerr is most likely to agree. A. People's fears are determined by human nature. B. Society has an important role in defining what people fear. C. People are only afraid of the things society teaches them to fear. D. Freed from society's pressures, people would probably have no fears.

(3) 9.1 How does the 'Saturday street' (line 1) illustrate life for the people in the townships in the context of the novel?​

Fill in the blank.

Question
A (_________) is different, The person wasn't there, they weren't a witness To the events they are writing about, could be a summary or an analysis

A: (Primary source)

B: (secondary source)

C: (bias)​​

what Types of introduction for this paragraph1. "Music was invented to confirm human loneliness," says Lawrence Durrell. Although they live in a society and are labeled "social animal" by some philosophers, humans are in fact alone. They have an inner world which they could hardly express to others or they could even hardly identify themselves. Music helps people understand themselves, melodies make them wander in their own world and discover the lonely parts of their souls. People who can understand or identify themselves are no more alone in the world. They find a friend who will never let them down, and never will leave them, or a friend from their "inner" world. (by Sinem Kavak: Music, 2003) *

PLEASE HELP HELP HELP
What feature of epic
poetry is apparent in this
lin m Beowulf?
Heard him hymns of
horror II howl, and his
sorrow (Part XII:79)
A. Alliteration (repetition of
beginning consonant sounds)
B. Reference to "wyrd" – fate
C. Kenning (hyphenated words
making a noun)

No pupil in school is as good as cosmas . rewrite by beginning cosmas is​

How did Huck save the life of The Willow Douglas? In Tom Sawyer.

Robert and I have alan
acquaintance who introduced us to each other.
futility
ordeal
mutual
affluent

What are some good English literature books

what's the main role of elderly in society and family?​

Can someone answer this one?if you don't know the answer....then just described the instruction
it's a science subject
(please be respectful)​

which features of a comedy of manners are present in the passage? check all that apply. witty wordplay an illustration of class differences an emphasis on appearances over morality a commentary on marriage the differences between country and city life

we have cooked rice into tag question​

How does Ralph feel about what happened to Simon? How does Piggy feel? Which
boy's feelings do you think are the most honest and why? Use at least one piece of
textual evidence as support for your answer.

HELP!!!!
Which inference about Coleman is best supported by the passage below (paragraphs 10-11)?

In February of 1922, Coleman appeared in her first American airshow, an event honoring veterans of the all black 369th Infantry Regiment of World War I. The show, held at Curtiss Field on Long Island, N.Y., billed Coleman as "the world's greatest woman flier," and featured aerial displays by some of America's top ace pilots of the first world war.

Soon after her New York performance, she returned to Chicago where she dazzled huge crowds with daredevil maneuvers that included figure eights, loops and near-ground dips at the Checkerboard Airdrome, now Midway Airport.
Answer choices for the above question

A. She loved the excitement of traveling.

B. She was a very skillful pilot.

C. She was a better pilot than some ace pilots of World War I.

D. She was not treated as she deserved in America.


Which passage from the text best supports the correct answer to Question 5?

Answer choices for the above question

A. “Coleman left Texas when she turned 18 and headed slightly north to Oklahoma, where she enrolled in the Oklahoma Colored Agricultural and Normal University in Langston.”

B. “With support from Chicago Defender publisher Robert Abbott and a local banker, Coleman took a crash course in French from the Berlitz language school and headed to Paris in late 1920.”

C. “In February of 1922, Coleman appeared in her first American airshow, an event honoring veterans of the all black 369th Infantry Regiment of World War I.”

D. “Soon after her New York performance, she returned to Chicago, where she dazzled huge crowds with daredevil maneuvers that included figure eights, loops and near-ground dips at the Checkerboard Airdrome, now Midway Airport.”

I teach these students English change into interrogative

Plss help 10 points…

What is supposed to convince the reader that the writer has proved his/her point? the thesis the conclusion

After he took a ride on the glider, my dad said it moved through the sky like an eagle in flight.
Which word best explains how the simile describes the movement of the glider?
osoaring
• fluttering
diving
o hunting