Answer:
full, almost, and often
Explanation:
Answer: Full of energy
Explanation:
In what way is the relationship being clarified below? Select all that apply.
While Susan was on the phone in her office, her manager opened the door, frowned, and motioned for her to end the call.
gender
power
favor/disfavor
intimacy
Answer:
Power
Explanation:
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How does the author connect the river’s geography with the modern debate between Georgia, Alabama, and Florida about current water use in “The Chattahoochee River"?
Answer: He connects them by remarking that the Chattahoochee River passes through Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, places where there are also problems with how the river's water is used and its distribution.
Explanation: Georgia, Alabama, and Florida have been in a long-time war to fight over which place gets the best water distribution. Each place wants different things, such as having enough water to grow and having high river flows, as well as avoiding the misuse of it by another place. The author connects both topics by describing that the Chattahoochee River goes through many places and connects eventually with Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, to continue later on with its course.
According to Squealer, how is the production of food do on Animal Farm?
fill in the blanks. ________ of hard work, he failed the exam
Please give me the correct answer
Answer:
the last one
Explanation:
which group is responsible for the name patagonia
Answer:
The Tehuelche Indians were responsible for the name Patagonia.
Explanation:
i(not see)_____ susan, when i (walk)_____ in the park
Answer:
I did not see Susan, when I was walking in the park.
During the summer , the head chef taught PIERRE how to bake delicious pastries. The word in all caps in this sentence is a -
In the past, bikes ______ by many people to go to work
- were used
- was used
- is used
Answer:
were used
Explanation:
since bikes are plural you use were
Do I need a thesis for a field trip report? (Also, what pov should my report be in?)
Answer:
Maybe first person pov. Thesis' are good, so i recommend having one.
Explanation:
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What is the organizational structure of this section of the speech? chronological ordering compare and contrast cause and effect problem and resolution
Answer:cause and effect
Explanation:
I took the quiz .
Answer:
c, cause and effect
Explanation:
i took the quiz
Our Thanksgiving turkey
escaped the oven and
Answer:
said you can't catch me I'm the turkey man and ran away
Explanation:
Answer:
ran around the house leaking stuffing everywhere... legend has it that turkey is still roaming around these halls
Explanation:
Please write about symbolism developed events, symbolism, and structure in attached paragraph
Answer:
Be careful of plagiarism
Explanation:
I have been a nurse for twenty years. In that time, I have seen a great number of patients suffer because they did not have health insurance. One of the worst cases was a young mother of two who was diagnosed with early stage skin cancer. Because she could not afford treatment, the cancer spread from her skin to other parts of her body. By the time I saw her for the first time, the cancer had reached her brain, and she could no longer be helped. This sort of thing should not happen to anyone. A strong universal health care system could prevent instances like this from occurring.
Which rhetorical appeal is used in the text, “I have been a nurse for over twenty years”?
logos, an appeal based on logic
ethos, an appeal based on the author’s character
pathos, an appeal based on emotion
no rhetorical appeal is used
Answer:
The rhetorical appeal of Ethos.
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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Which two events do you think are the most important in the history of journalism? Explain your answer.
Answer:
The articles tell you the news, the advertisements tell you about daily life. Journalism is important to historians because it can give us a window on to the past. It can tell us what people were thinking and saying at various important times in the past. It is for this reason that journalism is sometimes called the "first draft of history."
Explanation:
Which sentence is written in the conditional mood?
Since we're out of eggs, I'll just have oatmeal instead.
If I had a few dollars, I'd buy us some ice cream sandwiches.
You have some interesting choices ahead of you.
I don't have enough experience, so I can't be a lifeguard this summer.
Answer:
If I had a few dollars, I'd buy us some ice cream sandwiches.
Explanation:
A conditional sentence tells what would or might happen under certain conditions. It most often contains an adverb clause beginning with 'if' and an independent clause. ... For example: "If it's cold, I'll wear a jacket” or “I'll (I will) wear a jacket if it's cold.” Either clause can go first.
Answer
If I had a few dollars, I'd buy us some ice cream sandwitches.
Explanation:
Write about a time that a dream or expectation of yours
fell through or someone let you down.
What happened? How did you deal with this
disappointment?
Answer:well i mean my dad tried to kill me but besides that not much
Explanation:
Answer:
jbjnj
Explanation:
you could make a story up
Why is regeneration important to salamanders?
Answer:
It lets them grow lost body parts.
Explanation:
I like to read about animals, so I knew this.
which word or phase signals the passage of time
Answer:
Initially
Explanation:
It means "at first", which shows time passing.
The explanation probably made no sense, sorry.
Using your knowledge of how amendments are added to the United States Constitution, write an essay in which you propose either that the process for adding amendments should be simplified or that the process should remain as it is now. Remember to support your arguments with facts and logical reasoning.
Answer:
Explanation: GO TO BING AND COPY PASTE THIS INFO AND YOU'LL GET THE ANSWER
Read these excerpt. Which sentence best
summarizes the information presented in both
excerpts?
А)
Marine scientists need patience and the ability to
multitask while studying sea life.
(B
Marine scientists often face challenges when trying to
capture sea life for research.
C)
Sorting through small, captured organisms on a ship is the worst part of a researcher's role.
D)
Sorting through small, captured organisms is important
to keep produce on ships from going bad.
(i can’t add the second pic so)
(later, the deck is clear but the labs on board or a hive of activity. A few people stand propped against counter attempting to sort krill, myctophid fish and other very small organisms in trays of slashing water while the ship rocks. it’s like chasing a tomato around a plate of olive oil with a fork while trying not to damage the tomato in the process. And all the while the floor of the table and the plate keep moving.)
Answer:
b) marine scientists often face challenges when trying to capture sea life for research
Explanation:
The first excerpt, about testing the water samples, says that the scientists are performing this experiment at midnight, which is very late. it also says that the net must be lowered to a specific depth. The second excerpt describes people trying to sort krill and other organisms, but it is very difficult for them to do so, as the floor and the water in the plate keep moving.
Nila, a young girl of 14 is a student of class 9 of Noapara Girls’ High school, Noapara. She was a poor girl but had an aspiration to help her family for a better life. On her way to school, a boy named Alam used to tease her very often. But she didn’t get frustrated rather.
Answer:
Explanation:
Last 10 sentence
Answer:
Story completion involves completing a story in response to a short scenario given. The participants have to use the scenario and create a short story according to their liking.
Explanation:
Nila, a young girl of 14 is a student of class 9 of Noapara Girls’ High school, Noapara. She was a poor girl but had an aspiration to help her family for a better life. On her way to school, a boy named Alam used to tease her very often. But she didn’t get frustrated rather.
Rather she used to ignore him most of the times. She believed in the good of the world and thought maybe someday Alam would come to his senses and realize that what he was doing was wrong. She didn’t have the time to do anything anyway as she was more concerned about her future. The boy did not change his behavior still.
One day, when she had had enough, and decided to talk to Alam. She asked him why he used to tease her every day. The boy did not know how to answer. Nila told him that she had to study hard so that one day she can support her family and earn a name for herself in this world. The boy was still at a loss of words and he ran away.
The next day some other boys came to tease her and just as she reached there Alam scared away the other boys. He told Nila he understood her struggles as he faced problems at home too. The two of them started helping each other. Nila helped him with his studies and he protected her. Thus they both became friends.
Moral of the story:
We can choose how to respond in difficult situations.
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I need help before 4:00PM today please.
Answer:
The story begins to expand now to portray more of the peripheral characters of Mango Street, as Esperanza starts to explore her world. The owner of the store is the only black character in the novel, and so seems foreign to Esperanza (she is afraid to talk to him), which puts her own “otherness” in perspective.
Explanation:
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HIIIII WHOS A GIRL AND WHOS A BOY AND WHO PLAYS ADOPT ME
Answer:
I love that game!
Hiiiii, girl.
Write a narrative nonfiction story
Not sure about a word count but... here:
I used to have a pet guinea pig named Pumpkin, but it had gotten sick and died. I don't quite remember the exact dialogue, but this is more or less what was said.
"Is it dead?" My brother prodded the tiny little body with the tip of his index finger, a deep furrow between his dark, shaggy brows.
"I don't know," I answered, pinching my nose between my thumb and forefinger. The little guinea pig's beady black eyes glittered under the beam of the flashlight as we peered into its cage. Its brown body fell limp in his hands as he scooped it up. I've never know Pumpkin to play dead. And if she was playing, she was certainly good at it. She even smelled dead.
"You KILLED PUMPKIN!!" he shrieked, the body now dangling from his shaking hands. He dropped our pet on the floor and, tears streaming down his cheeks, disappeared into the kitchen. I stood alone in the living with our dead pet, wondering what if there was anything I could say or do to console my little brother. Sobs came from the kitchen.
My brother had spent almost everyday in front of the cage, staring with wide eyes at Pumpkin, playing with her and talking to her as he were if expecting her to offer a response. He'd spent so much time with her, in fact, there was a little divot in the carpet in front of her cage where he'd stood every single day after hopping off the schoolbus in the afternoons. They'd bonded in a way that the normal people in our family could understand; Pumpkin had captured a piece of his heart I'd only ever managed to brush with the tips of my fingers. From day one, Pumpkin was the one he would confide in, ask for advice, and tell his jokes to. Which, I'd told myself, didn't bother me because, quite frankly, his jokes sucked anyway.
When Dad got home, he helped us bury Pumpkin in the backyard near the vegetable garden, right next to the now-weltering heads of lettuce she used to eat off of back in July whenever Mom wasn't watching.
"You were my best friend, Pumpkin, and if LACEY hadn't fed you spoiled food, you wouldn't be dead. If you come back to haunt somebody, haunt HER," said my brother, kneeling over the grave. Dad and I watched in silence.
"I miss you already," he continued, "and I hope you'll be comfortable here."
I was the one who'd named Pumpkin, fed her, lined her cage, and brushed the tangles out of her fur. So, I got to choose where she would be buried. And so Pumpkin's body lie in the shade of our little willow tree, her grave surrounded by yellow dandelions hand-picked from the front yard (which hadn't been hard, since our yard was choking with them). Her headstone, which Dad had whittled from wood, stuck up from the freshly overturned earth, in which we'd carved her name and a simple little message: We love you.
From Pumpkin's little spot, she would be shaded from the sun, sheltered from the snow, and lightly sprinkled with rain. From her grave, she would enjoy the sunshine and marvel at the colors of the leaves as the seasons changed, just as we did. Because although she was no longer with us, she will always hold a place in our hearts as a member of our family, and in our eyes, she was just as big as everybody else.
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If you guys ever have a spelling test just know that schoolwork spelled backwards is (iaintdointhatshat)!! I know crazy right!! The more you know!!
Answer:
omg crazy
Explanation:
was there a question lol
Jacob wrote the following sentence. Which sentence should
he write next to add a detail?
The Spalding Company made one of the first baseball
mitts.
A. It was in 1877 when this happened.
B. It was worn by the catcher and had no fingers.
C. The first baseball mitts were made by saddle makers.
D. Outfielders soon began to wear baseball mitts, too.
Answer:
i think d but I'm not too sure
The reader can tell from the Article that
A The judges probably thought that all 10 of the sonnets in the contest were poorly
written
B
Dartmouth College probably gave a new computer to each person taking part in the
contest
C
Dan Rockmore probably thinks that computers will one day be able to write stories.
Author Louis Menand probably often uses computer algorithms to help him write books
Answer:
Is this the question for this
The reader can tell from the article that "Dan Rockmore probably thinks that computers will one day be able to write stories." Thus, option C is correct.
What is Artificial Intelligence?Artificial intelligence uses computers and technology to simulate the human mind's problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Scientists at Dartmouth College came to this conclusion after developing artificial intelligence algorithms capable of producing sonnets. The findings were compared to poems produced by humans by the judges. In every case, the judges were able to locate the sonnet generated by a computer program.
The year-long competition was a twist on the Turing Test, named after British computer scientist Alan Turing, who suggested an experiment in 1950 to see if computers might gain human-like intelligence. The results were released last week. Therefore, it can be concluded that option C is correct.
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Lady Montagu introduced the smallpox inoculation to Europe. (add a prepositional phrase)
Answer:
Lady Montagu introduced the inoculation of smallpox to Europe.
Explanation:
A prepositional phrase is a group of words that consists of a preposition, its object, and the words that modify the object. Prepositions are words used to connect other words within a sentence and express the relationship between them (e.g. space and time).
In the given sentence, a prepositional phrase can be introduced by changing the words smallpox inoculation into inoculation of smallpox. The preposition here is of and its object is smallpox.
What did the princess choose?
The Lady or the Tiger,
Answer:
Tiger
Explanation:
Fierce and loyal