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The Giver Chapters 1-3
This is my last question (for this assignment) I'll give brainliest
What can you infer about the pilot that Jonas remembers?

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Thanksgiving is about giving thanks for everything you have. What is something that you are very grateful for in your life?

1 PARAGRAPH

Zoologists do not work at
(A) universities
(B) zoos
(C) shopping malls

Read this excerpt from Chapter II of Alice in Wonderland.

"Now I'm opening out like the largest telescope that ever was! Good-by, feet! Oh, my poor little feet, I wonder who will put on your shoes and stockings for you now, dears? I shall be a great deal too far off to trouble myself about you."

Just at this moment her head struck against the roof of the hall; in fact, she was now rather more than nine feet high, and she at once took up the little golden key and hurried off to the garden door.

Poor Alice! It was as much as she could do, lying down on one side, to look through into the garden with one eye; but to get through was more hopeless than ever. She sat down and began to cry again.

She went on shedding gallons of tears, until there was a large pool all 'round her and reaching half down the hall.

Based on the details in this excerpt, which statement best reflects the theme?

Change can be frustrating and awkward.
Growing up is a smooth and natural process.
Being shorter is preferable to being taller.
Being open to new possibilities is important.

A complex sentence- *
contains two dependent clauses
contains two simple sentences joined together
contains two independent clauses
contains one independent clause and one dependent clause

If you guys have read Number the Stars, by Lois Lowry, can you summarize chapter 14 (On the Dark Path) in 2 sentences?

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Stefan is reading scientific articles and research reports to answer his research question for a paper. What should Stefan do when he encounters scientific words in the texts?

A)Find out the meanings of most of the scientific words in all the articles.

B)Guess at the meanings of the scientific words he doesn’t know.

C) Learn the precise meanings of the scientific words that apply to his topic.

D) Memorize the precise meanings of all scientific words in all the articles.

ASAP I will give extra points

3) Which person would MOST likely be able to make a personal connection
to the story of Roald Dahl?
A)
An author who recently finished an autobiography
about his own life
B)
A poet whose tragic life experiences have inspired
much of her writing.
A singer whose hits have made her one of the most
famous singers of all time.
D)
A child whose favorite book is James and the Giant
Peach by Roald Dahl

Logan read about snail shells in his science book.

A snail shell on a leaf.

Snails make their shells by releasing a liquid that hardens and forms a protective covering. More liquid is released over time, and the shells get larger. Some are spiral shaped, and others are cone shaped. These shells protect snails from birds and snakes by sealing the snails away from predators.

Which new idea can Logan form now that he has read the text and seen the photograph?

Snail shells are made from liquid, which might dissolve in wet weather.
Predators do not like spiral-shaped objects.
Snail shells do not change over time.
Snails make their own shells over time, which is why they have a circular or spiral shape.

In poetry, meter is the pattern of ___________.

A. Rhyming words

B. Figurative language

C. Sounds within the poem's lines

D. Stressed and unstressed syllables

Why does Jane remember Peter better than
her mother, Wendy?

A. Jane spent more time with Peter.

B. Even though Jane hadn't met Peter, she was younger and understood Peter's
childish nature better than her mother.

C. Jane has a better memory than her mother.

D. Wendy never actually met Peter and she
only imagined their adventures.

Read this student's rough draft.

The holiday weekend driving had been slow, and Myra was cramped in the backseat with her little brothers. At least she had a window seat. She had read for 100 miles, a painfully slow three hours, and she needed a diversion. She looked out the window and watched the green mile markers slowly tick by. She saw signs for the Tri-Cities Beltway and wondered what they might encounter.

What sentence would best add descriptive details to the end of this paragraph?

A.) The Tri-Cities Beltway had been constructed to alleviate traffic for three cities, but the merge was always problematic.
B.) The car slowed to a snail’s pace, and the line of cars ahead stretched out of sight, with exhaust fumes looming overhead.
C.) Myra reached into the backseat cooler and found a sandwich and a soda her mother had packed.
D.) The Beltway was a direct path back to their town, and Myra’s family had only 35 miles left to travel.

Can you make a paragraph about this please? Look down
Topic: Possibilities
General Statement: There are possibilities for everyone.
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Write an ode about baseball.

Can someone make a rhetorical question out of this thesis please?

How have video game systems changed society?

I have the question and the text there for you on the photos. Please and thank you for answering

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Write about how the weather affects your mood (1 paragraph)

What type of text structure is this?

Daedalus could not follow Icarus into the sky because
A. he was too heavy.
B. he was too cautious.
C. he was too slow.
D. he was too anxious.

Read the paragraph from “Home Place Retold.” Which best paraphrases this paragraph?

What do you think Montresor means in the first paragraph when he says "the thousand insults" and "injuries?" Are there any examples of this in the story?

Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself. Love possesses not nor would it be possessed; For love is sufficient unto love. In this first sentence from the passage, what does naught mean?

A) nicely
B) never
C) naughty
D) nothing

Read the excerpt from A Short Walk Around the Pyramids and through the World of Art.

This piece of sculpture is very different from ancient Greek carving, though it, too, is part of an old religious tradition. It is made of hard wood covered with small plates of brass and copper and comes from Gabon, a West African country that straddles the equator. It was made by the Kota, a group of tribes who worship in similar ways, and who have made figures such as this for a hundred years, and probably much longer.

Which text feature would best strengthen the reader's understanding of the text?

a photograph of the West African sculpture
a map of the countries in West Africa
a sidebar about the West African tribe
a table comparing Greek and West African sculpture

How does the author help you understand that the decisions the delegates made affected not only them but all Americans? Explain your answer with evidence.

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Read the excerpt from "Aunty Misery.”

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How does the author help you understand that the decisions the delegates made affected not only them but all Americans?

Which is most clearly a supporting detail sentence?
If you're wondering whether or not you live near a volcano, you're in
luck. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) keeps track of active
volcanoes all around the Ring of Fire, such as Mt. Kilauea in Hawaii
and Mt. Shishaldin in Alaska. This information can help you find out if
you're at a high risk of witnessing an eruption and, as a result, coming
into harm's way due to the many dangers that volcanoes present, The
USGS records many other at-risk locations as well, so you can find out
how risky your location is with just a little research.

A. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) keeps track of active
volcanoes all around the Ring of Fire, such as Mt. Kilauea in
Hawall and Mt. Shishaldin in Alaska.
B. If you're wondering whether or not you live near a volcano, you're
In luck.

C. This information can help you find out if you're at a high risk of
witnessing an eruption and, as a result, coming into harm's way
due to the many dangers that volcanoes present.
D. The USGS records many other at-risk locations as well, so you can
find out how risky your location is with just a little research.