Exercise 7 Some people think that practical subjects like cookery and woodwork should not be taught in schools, and that only academic subjects are important. Here are two comments from young people about this idea: I want to learn practical skills; I'll need them in the future. I need to pass academic exams to get into university. Write an article for your school magazine, giving your views. The comments above may give you some ideas, and you should try to use some ideas of your own. Your article should be between 150 and 200 words long. You will receive up to 10 marks for the content of your article, and up to 9 marks for the style and accuracy of your language.​

Answer:

Since I was a young boy, I have watched my mother cooking almost twice a day, she passed down all her knowledge about cooking to me. Since that day, I have never stopped cooking. Impressive, right ?

Although practical subjects are considered as secondary tasks, plenty are the advantages acquirable from them. First and foremost, we are pacing in a changing era where the infrastructure and teaching methods must change. Touching by hand the small details that life offers is essential, and practical subjects are the most effective of aid.

Moreover, learning practical skills from younger age may help students make a little amount of money to fulfil their small needs and wishes.

Furthermore, Imparting skills such as cooking, or carpentry is fun because the output can be seen and appreciated almost instantly. For instance, in a recent survey done in Florida University, 65% of parents of school going children admitted that their young kids enjoy learning practical skills more than academic subjects.

According to the aforementioned arguments, is evident that practical skills may interest children interest initial stage of life. However, I suggest to master academic subjects in order to have better opportunities and happiness in life.

I hope this is what you want! Have a great day. god bless you all:)

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly.
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“Describe your understanding of what it means to conform. What ideas about conformity can be beneficial to a functioning society? What ideas about conformity can be harmful to a functioning society?” (pls help me lol)

In The Matsuyama Mirror how does the author develop the idea that the daughter admires and loves her mother?

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1. What thoughts come to your mind when you read “The Hill We Climb”?

In the selection from Dust Tracks on a Road, why does Zora’s grandmother find Zora’s brazenness “unthinkable”?

A. She thinks that Zora's activities are illegal.
B. She thinks that Zora's actions reflect badly on her.
C. She knows that some African Americans have been lynched for minor offenses.
D. She knows that some of her friends will disapprove of Zora's words and behavior.

Use morphology and syntax to make grammatical sense of the following sentence (Mark all that apply.).

The ova of all mammals except the monotremes undergo holoblastic segmentation.


The suffix -ation in the word segmentation is a noun-forming suffix denoting a process.
The -s inflection indicates that monotremes is a plural noun.
The -s inflection indicates that monotremes is a possessive noun.
The suffix -ic indicates that holoblastic is an adjective.

I don’t know anything about poems or get them so was hoping for some left

Upload your poem and answers to the following questions:
1. What is the base meter (i.e., iambic pentameter) of the poem?
2. If the poem rhymes, what is the rhyme scheme (i.e., abba cddc efef gg) of the poem?
3. Describe what you think the poem is about in one or two paragraphs.
4. Describe what the poem means to you in one or two paragraphs.

Read the passage. The golden retriever is the favorite choice of many American dog lovers. The retriever, with its lively, friendly manner, is appropriate for families with children. It has no objection to roughhousing and loves to be taken for long runs out in the open. Although its personality and appearance make it an attractive choice for a pet, remember that this breed requires plenty of space and exercise. Shedding can be a problem, too, but daily brushing can reduce the amount of golden hair on furniture and rugs. What makes this passage appropriate for an informational website about dogs

Which sentence uses the comparative form correctly?
A.
Torrie is stronger than Lila because she lifts weights twice a week.
B.
My sister is even worser at solving advanced calculus problems than I am.
C.
Rica is the more boring person to listen to in the entire Chemistry Club.
D.
James Bowden has the more intense eyes of anyone I've ever seen.

Explain the significant differences between listening and hearing.

write where you went last Sunday letter​

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the following question us based on your reading of “robinsion crusoe” by daniel defoe.
upon his second voyage, leaving london, what does robinson think life will hold for him in the future?

what would be an appropriate title for the following chart?

Identify the sentence type: Single-use items, such as plastic utensils, create a large percentage of American trash, and the landfills are

starting to overflow with the amount of trash disposed of each year.
O Simple

O Compound

O Complex

O Compound-Complex


What is the answer?

Which country has the second-most english speakers?.

Which situation is the best
example of irony?
A. You eat at a sushi bar and get sick.
B. You go to change your tire and find the spare
tire is flat.
C. You mow your lawn and it is tall again in a
week.

Changemaking can look like many things and take many forms. Changemakers:(check all that apply)


a)Participate in community-based volunteerism


b)Engage in Community/Civic work


c)Share their time with organizations supporting important causes


d)Advocate for better laws and policy changes

Could you help me to write an essay about " My hobby, listening to music"

Select the three prepositional phrases.-
According to world-renowned surfer Carissa Moore, the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia
offer some of the planet's most challenging waves.

Which of the following poetic devices are NOT used in the poem, The Spanish Dancer?

Rhyme
Imagery
Meter
Personification

30 POINTS ASAP PLEASE
Part A Which theme emerges over the course of "A Whole New World"? When you give something a chance, sometimes your opinion of it may change for the better.
Social media is ruining the world, taking away people's senses of reality.
For better or for worse, parents always know what is best for their children.
When taking pictures, you should always use nature as your subject. Question 2 Part B Which quotation from "A Whole New World" best supports the answer? "Hundreds of photos of her and her friends had filled the daily stream over the past year, the first year she was allowed to have an account." "When she had opened this unusual gift, her father had mentioned that it might change the way she saw things." "Snapping the cover shut, he handed it to her and told her to have fun." "Tanisha loved taking pictures with her mobile phone and posted regularly on her social media sites."

How did Ella Fitzgerald make an impact with her music?

(Must be 5-7 sentences). I give Brainliest :))

Nathan awoke to the sound of the truck horn, realizing that he had overslept. He dressed quickly and headed out of the house, grabbing an apple on his way.
His grandfather called from the truck. "Come on. We've got to get that soil bed ready."
"Sorry, Granddad, I overslept."
Nathan was dreading spending the day moving rocks and dirt for Mrs. Shelton's new garden. "I guess I'm going to do the dirty work," he said as he trudged toward the truck.
"You want to earn money for that trip, don't you?"
"Yeah, but I didn't think I'd have to do hard labor for it."
"Let's go." As he climbed into the pickup, his grandfather added, "Learn to work hard now. Then, if you have to later in life, you'll know how."
"Can't I just learn later?" groaned Nathan.
"No," groused Granddad, as they rumbled down the road leaving a hot cloud of dust in their wake.
Once at the Shelton place, they got to work immediately. In no time, Nathan was drenched in sweat and feeling a growing ache in his untrained arm muscles as he lifted one rock after another and carried it to the edge of the soil bed. His grandfather handed him a towel and a cold bottle of water. "After a few days, you'll feel better," he said. "And you'll enjoy that trip more knowing you paid for it all by yourself." Nathan doubted that.
By the time they stopped, Nathan wondered if he'd have the energy to enjoy the trip. Still, that night, he dreamed of catching dozens of beautiful yellow perch with his shiny new rod and reel.
Throughout the next several days, Nathan's daydreams distracted him from the muggy heat. And Granddad was right: his arms did begin to ache less. As the days turned to weeks, Nathan began to look forward to the rumble of the truck each morning that announced his grandfather's arrival. He began to see another side of his grandfather, as the man mixed preachments about hard work with jokes and funny stories of his own fishing adventures.
On the day their work was finished, Nathan stood with Granddad admiring the neatly prepared soil bed, remembering what it had once been like. He felt good about it. Then, Granddad handed him an envelope. "Enjoy your fishing trip, son."
"Thanks, Granddad," replied Nathan, and they headed for the truck.
Nathan was rather quiet on the ride home, and Granddad left him to his thoughts. That was just as well because Nathan was not daydreaming about his upcoming trip; his mind was on something else.
Back at home, Nathan paused before getting out of the truck. "Granddad, I'm glad I earned the money to go on the fishing trip, but I was thinking. We both like to fish, and I don't have long before school starts again. How about we go fishing together?"
"But what about your trip?" asked Granddad, as his face crinkled into a wide grin.
"It can wait until next summer," said Nathan, smiling back at him.
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Which of these is an accurate characterization of the grandfather's view of Nathan?
A.
He thinks Nathan is lazy and should not go on the fishing trip.
B.
He wants Nathan to spend every summer working hard.
C.
He cares about showing off his only grandson to Mrs. Shelton.
D.
He cares about him and wants to teach him about life.

I’ll give brainiest Can anyone create a great summary in your own words for transcript of forgotten ship a daring rescue as saigon fell

James king goal in monsters

What technique do advertisers and marketers use to make sure their messages reach the right people?
Ο Α.
targeting
OB.
stereotyping
OC. influencing
OD
undermining

How are the ways ai learns similar to how you learn?.

Light passes through glass windows because of _____.

Multiple choice question.

A)
absorption


B)
reflection


C)
transmission


D)
transfusion