PLEASE HELP LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!! ~100 Points~

Thermometer Pills Tracy Wilson 1 Over the past ten years, more than two dozen athletes have died from the medical condition known as heatstroke. Heatstroke occurs when the body’s internal temperature becomes so elevated that its cooling system begins shutting down. Who is most at risk? Surprisingly, it is younger athletes. Often, they either do not recognize or ignore the warning signs until it’s too late. To make matters worse, children’s bodies are much less efficient than adults at cooling themselves. A promising new product hopes to end the all too common heatstroke trend. It is called a thermometer pill. 2 While it doesn’t look much different from the average vitamin capsule, the work it does inside the body is truly amazing. Once ingested, these capsules send an internal body temperature reading to a portable device that is not much bigger than an iPhone. A coach or professional trainer monitors the device during practices or events held when temperatures and heat indexes are particularly high. If an athlete’s body temperature reaches a dangerous level, the monitor immediately transmits an alert. The player is then rushed indoors and placed in an ice bath to rapidly decrease his or her body temperature. This is important, since internal organs can begin shutting down at 105 degrees Fahrenheit. 3 While these tiny lifesavers have proven to be effective, they are quite expensive. On average the cost is $50.00 per pill. However, many parents of young athletes say that it is a small price to pay for the peace of mind it gives them on a hot, sultry day.

Read the passage on the left to answer the following questions: 14) The word however is used in paragraph 3 to show A) that the price of the pills is outrageous. B) that the pills are not a good idea for young athletes. C) that some parents will not buy the pills because of the expense. D) that some parents will buy the thermometer pills in spite of the expense

Answer:

D.

Explanation:

The parents will buy the pills to keep their child safe.

How can food shipments from outside help the people of the Sahel?

Click to read "Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now," by A. E. Housman. Then
answer the question.
What is the theme of this poem?
A. Observing nature is the key to a long life.
B. Experience life while you can because life is short.
O
C. Life is long but should not be enjoyed.
O D. It is our responsibility to protect nature.

Jim bought the parts required to male the repairs

We had a picnic we played ball is an example of a

1. What does it mean to be an individual within a society?

Why should there be minimal text on a slide for a presentation? Select all that apply.

because the slides should only support the presentation
because the focus should the on the presenter
because the audience may be illiterate
because reading is boring

I want to know the passive voice of father has been taking a meal a day since his recovery​

How does Spencer’s use of chronological order affect the plot of his narrative?

Readers are able to share in Spencer’s surprise at discovering that his new coach is female because this fact is not revealed at the beginning of the story.
Readers are able to understand the conflict more easily because Spencer reveals what is bothering him at the very beginning of the story.
Readers do not understand Spencer’s surprise because they had no idea what Spencer was thinking before the new football coach arrived.
Readers do not have to read the entire story because they are now able to predict what will happen once the new football coach speaks to the team.

Their son's graduation ended
with___ merriment; they
could not contain their
happiness.

Which would be the best place to find accurate information while researching on the Internet for a biography?
A. the comment section under a news article
B. a strongly-opinioned article with no footnotes/citations
C. a statistics report published by a government agency

Which description best captures how some of the pictures in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons" affect the story's mood?

A. The pictures that show events that take place at night help create a foreboding or uneasy mood.

B. The pictures that show events that take place in Holmes's house help create a jovial or joyous mood.

C. The pictures that show events that take place in London help create a restless and confusing mood.

D. The pictures that show events that take place in the morning help create a hopeful or refreshed mood.

Our daughter __________from Harvard university.

Which sentence should appear first in an effective summary of Part 2 of "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle"?



a. The owner of the hat, Henry Baker, pays a visit to Holmes after spotting the advertisement in the newspaper.


b. Holmes and Watson learn from the innkeeper the goose was purchased from a market in Covent Garden.


c. Holmes and Watson visit the innkeeper who sold the goose to Baker.


d. Holmes and Watson set out to find the salesperson at Covent Garden.

5. Describe five (5) ways in which the PSW can promote Mrs. Gregg’s self-esteem and motivation during her daily routines. (5 marks)

What evidence do the authors include to support the central idea of this passage?

Its abundance of life are famous throughout the world. Which is the best way to write the underlined portion of this sentence? If the original is the best way, choose option (A). A. are B. is C. has been D. have been E. being

Fix the problem in this sentence Lorna did not last long in Mr.Wilcotts busy office , her long fingernails Made accurate typing impossible, and her abrasive manner scared away too many people

In the sentence "My friend was going to the store when her car stalled," what form is the verb was going?

forms of communication that were used in the past​

The line "And Alice spins on, a tornado in flight" is a good example of what literary device? OA. metaphor OB. hyperbole OC. simile OD. personification​

characterization
Question 5
In The Princess and the Goblin, Chapter 3, how does Princess Irene first react to the sudden appearance of her great-grandmother?
The Princess and the Goblin, Chapter 3
She is shy.
She is fascinated.
She is afraid.
She is confused.

You are standing on a hill, looking over a valley. Describe
what you see...

PLEASE HELP ITS THELAST DAY OF SCHOOL! ~100 Points~

Condition: 1. Mode or state of being; state or situation with regard to external circumstances or influences, or to physical or mental integrity, health, strength, etc.; predicament; rank; position, estate. 2. Essential quality; property; attribute. 3. Temperament; disposition; character. 4. That which must exist as the occasion or concomitant of something else; that which is requisite in order that something else should take effect; an essential qualification; stipulation; terms specified.

Which is the BEST meaning for condition as it is used in this sentence? Over the past ten years more than two dozen athletes have died from the medical condition known as heatstroke. A) Definition 1 B) Definition 2 C) Definition 3 D) Definition 4

PLEASE ITS DUE TODAY AND ITS FOR 100 POINTS PLEASE HELP
which two details suggest Odyssues has a taste for unnecassary danger?
a- he chooses to hear the sirens rather than put wax in his ear
b- he hides himself from the Cyclops beneath the wooliest ram
c- he tells the Cyclops that his name is Nohbdy
d- he calls out to his men to untie him when the Sirens sing
e- he yells at the cyclops after he and his men have escaped

Why is American Muslims stereotyped after 9/11

(1) A good many factors influence whether a situation is seen as too crowded. (2) Duration is one factor. (3) For instance,
people typically find it easier to tolerate a brief exposure to high-density conditions such as a ride on a crowded
elevator than prolonged exposure on a cross-country bus. (4) A second factor is predictability. (5) People typically find
crowded settings even more stressful when they are unable to predict them. (6) A third factor has to do with frame of
mind. (7) There are times when individuals welcome solitude and other times when they prefer the presence of others.
(8) A fourth factor involves the environmental setting. (9) People generally report that they can tolerate crowding better
in impersonal settings such as a shopping center or an airline terminal than in a home or apartment. (10) Finally,
people's attitude toward a situation determines how they feel about crowding. (11) If people are fearful and antagonistic
-or excited and friendly-crowding tends to intensify the feelings. (12) Crowding makes a doctor's waiting room and a
subway car all the more unpleasant, whereas it makes a football game and a party all the more enjoyable. (13) And even
though a crowded New York subway car turns people off, a crowded San Francisco cable car, crammed with people
hanging over the sides, is defined as a "tourist attraction."
4. The last major detail is introduced in sentence?…
a. 10.
b. 11.
c. 12.
d. 13.

write an intro to your friend inviting her to your speech and prize cere cere ceremony​

Read this excerpt from "Ritmo/Rhythm” by Margarita Engle.

Older cousins show me
how to shake the mule’s quijada,
to make the blunt teeth
rattle.

Guitars.
Drums.
Gourds.
Sticks.

A cow bell.
A washboard.
Pretty soon, we have
a whole orchestra.

How does the poet’s use of line length contribute to the imaginative tone of the excerpt?

It builds momentum by demonstrating how the speaker respects the “older cousins.”
It places an emphasis on the materials the speaker is using to construct the “orchestra.”
It signals time passing by showing how “pretty soon” the speaker is able to collect many items.
It characterizes the setting as absurd as the speaker is using a “washboard” to make sound.

Read the excerpt from Obama second inaugural address. What is president Obamas purpose in this section of the speech?

my favourite gadget is…because…