Read the following excerpt from The Call of the Wild and answer the question that follows.

Because of his very great love, he could not steal from this man, but from any other man, in any other camp, he did not hesitate an instant; while the cunning with which he stole enabled him to escape detection.
In the excerpt above, the contrast is connected to the theme of _____.

the quality of men
the effect of the environment
civilization vs. the wild
rules and laws

Answer:

civilization vs. the wild

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I need help writing an essay prompt on why honesty is important in a friendship. Please help.

Complete the following sentence.
The U.S. borders Canada to the _____ and the state of Alaska touches Canada in the northwest.

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These days, fewer and fewer traditional incandescent lightbulbs are being used in homes. This is because lightbulb technology has improved since incandescent bulbs were developed. Incandescent bulbs work by running electricity through a wire inside the bulb. The wire glows, creating light. However, incandescent bulbs waste a lot of electricity by producing heat rather than light. In the past several years, less wasteful LED lights and compact fluorescent bulbs have become increasingly popular for home use.

Which option best evaluates how well the following summary reflects the original passage? Incandescent bulbs are a great form of technology.

A. The summary is weak because it does not accurately convey the meaning of the passage.

B. The summary is strong because it states the main idea of the passage and the most important supporting detail.

C. The summary is strong because it gives a good overview of the passage without getting into minor details.

D. The summary is weak because it focuses on a supporting detail rather than the main idea of the passage.​

1. Why do you think the author told the story of the Holocaust in this symbolic way? Who is this story directed to?


2. Why do you think the Terrible Things take away the animals one group at a time?


3. In an allegory, people, places, and events are used as symbols. What can the clearing in the woods stand for? What about the different animals? The Terrible Things?


4. What kind of excuses do the other animals offer to explain the fate of each group as it is taken away? How do these reactions help the Terrible Things?


5. How are the Terrible Things described? What verbs are used to describe their actions? How do the descriptions affect your feelings about the Terrible Things?


6. During the Holocaust, terrible things were done by real people, people with faces, names, and life histories. Why do you think the author shows the Terrible Things as anonymous?


7. What choices do the animals in the clearing have when the Terrible Things come?


8. What would you say to Big Rabbit’s statement, “We are the White Rabbits. It couldn’t happen to us”?



9. When the Terrible Things come for the rabbits, what do the rabbits do? What choice does Little Rabbit make? Why? What does this tell you about the Terrible Things?

10. Little Rabbit hopes someone will listen to him. Why might no one listen?

in Terrible Things

HELP PLEASE (if you want)
In an informational article, what supports the thesis statement


A. General information from sources like Wikipedia

B. Facts, details, and explanations related

C. Personal experience of the author

D. The opinion of a non-expert

Why Do Monarch Butterflies migrate South?

A. They need to lay their eggs on plants that grow in the south.
B. They might be eaten by insects in the north.
C. They are not able to survive in the cold weather in the north.

Which statement is true?

A. Monarch are not able to survive in Cold Climates.
B. Monarch Butterflies feed on Milkweed Plants in Mexico.
C. Monarch migrate north in the winter.

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Read the passage.
Johnny was miserable. It was Saturday afternoon, the sun was shining brightly, and he was stuck in bed with the flu. His throat felt like sandpaper every time he swallowed, his head felt as if someone had dropped an anvil on it, and he couldn’t stop coughing. His mother had checked his temperature earlier in the day and announced that he was too sick to get out of bed, let alone go outside to enjoy the first warm spring day along with his friends and siblings. From his room, Johnny could hear his sisters' high-pitched squeals of delight and the ringing of their bicycle bells as they rode up and down the sidewalk. He could hear someone bouncing a basketball and the swoop of the ball as it swished through the net. He also heard his best friend, Noah, asking where Johnny was and his sisters' reply that he couldn't come out to play because he was sick. This was too much. Johnny pulled the soft, velvety covers over his aching head and turned to the wall in protest, realizing there was nothing he could do but wait for this virus to take its course. He swore to himself that he would be better by next Saturday and that he would be outside riding his bike and shooting baskets along with everyone else.

The purpose of the sensory language in this passage is to help readers

A. Imagine what Johnny and his sisters look like.
B. Understand how Johnny became so ill.
C. Experience how sick and frustrated Johnny feels.
D. Picture what Johnny's room looks like.

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Match the definition to the term.

1. dependent clause
2. conjunction
3. independent clause

a group of words that has both a subject and a predicate but cannot stand alone as a sentence

the part of speech that connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences

a group of words made up of a subject and a predicate

here is the paragraph When dawn fully broke, and Jayden took in the view. (22) It was even better than he had imagined!
What change, if any, needs to me made in sentence 21?

a.When dawn fully broke, so Jayden took in the view.

b.When dawn fully broke, but Jayden took in the view.

c.When dawn fully broke, Jayden took in the view.

d.No change needed

WHOEVER AWNSERS THIS FIRST GETS BRAINLY And 20 POINTS
Which sentences should be included in a summary of “A Ride in the Night”?

Select Yes or No for each sentence.

Yes No
When a British soldier suggests that Will join the army and serve King George, the rest are amused.
Yes – When a British soldier suggests that Will join the army and serve King George, the rest are amused.
No – When a British soldier suggests that Will join the army and serve King George, the rest are amused.
Will and York are bringing six horses to an innkeeper whose son will deliver them to the Continental Army.
Yes – Will and York are bringing six horses to an innkeeper whose son will deliver them to the Continental Army.
No – Will and York are bringing six horses to an innkeeper whose son will deliver them to the Continental Army.
Will leaves York with the horses to check out the tavern, where he meets several British soldiers.
Yes – Will leaves York with the horses to check out the tavern, where he meets several British soldiers.
No – Will leaves York with the horses to check out the tavern, where he meets several British soldiers.
After the soldiers leave, Will tells Mr. Coleman he has the horses for Coleman's son to deliver.

Argument Analysis Unit Test
6 of 12Items







Item 6
For an audience to believe your claim, the paragraphs following your introduction should _____. Select two answers.(1 point)

pick a familiar topic or idea

develop your argument

create introductory lists

provide reasons and facts

introduce the claim statement

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Which writing sample uses pronouns correctly?

A. Jeannie is ours best friend. She and I love playing with animals. We are starting a pet-sitting business together.
B. Jeannie is my best friend. Her and I love playing with animals. We are starting a pet-sitting business together.
C. Jeannie is my best friend. She and I love playing with animals. We are starting a pet-sitting business together.
D. Jeannie is my best friend. She and I love playing with animals. Us are starting a pet-sitting business together.

Create an editorial that uses loaded language to persuade readers of an opinion or belief. This option requires a strong, sensationalistic vocabulary. Though your editorial doesn’t need to be factually accurate, it can’t be so ridiculous that it feels like parody!

EA=____
Answer only if you know what goes after EA

how do it sound, give me your full opinion. I'm writing a book.


First part : They all thought it was their imagination, but their eyes told otherwise. Across the bridge stood a pale, bleached little Girl. The three kids were in shock, so terrifying that their minds were telling them “run, run before it’s too late”

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What is a compound object of a preposition?
Give examples.

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a labrador retriever has brown fur (Bb) and mates with a yellow lab (bb). What percent will their puppies be yellow? Use the punnetts square to help you.
100%
75%
50%
25%
0%

Struggling with Predicate Nominatives?
I made a slideshow. And the rest will be continued

What type of figurative language is this???


“The ancient tower of a church had a gruff old bell that was always peeping slyly down at Scrooge out of a Gothic window in the wall.”

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Your friend claims that weather predictions are just guesses. What would you say to change your friend's mind? Include at least two pieces of evidence that weather predictions are scientific. Use complete sentences

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Pick any ad and answer the questions. (must have a picture or link to the add)

1) What is this advertisement trying to promote or sell? Could there be motivations other than direct sales? If so, what are they?
2) Who is the author, and what is the advertisement’s audience? How can you infer this from the ad?
3) List a minimum of 3 (and a maximum of 5) advertising techniques that your chosen ad uses to persuade consumers. Be sure to note how the technique works in addition to describing the technique itself.
4) Would the FTC take issue with any potentially deceptive, manipulative, or misleading practices in the ad? If so, describe them here.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain))
What happens when Tom lies down in the grass pretending to be dead?
His cousin, Mary, finds him and scolds him.
He catches a cold and must go home to Aunt Polly.
He gets drenched with water from a window.
A girl notices him and gives him a flower.

What is Migration?
D. The Lifecycle of a Butterfly
E. Another name for Butterfly Larvae
F. The Seasonal Movement from one region to Another

*I want Nice people that can Answer this question, not People that are rude*

which statement best explains the effectiveness of this introductory paragraph?


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Read the excerpt from "Healthy Eating."

It may be an old adage, but it's a goody: you are what you eat. It's also when you eat and how much you eat. And while we can all sympathize with the need to have things fast and easy in our busy lives, nutritionists say eating well is actually not that hard. It just takes planning and, some would say, a little help from the village.

What makes this part of author's argument effective?

A- She uses a quotation from an expert.

B- She uses facts from a reliable source.

C- She addresses a counterclaim.

D- She supports her claim with reasons.

Jayden was sure that his brother and sister would want to continue the tradition when they turned 13.
Nora does not like the last sentence (sentence 31). How can she rewrite the sentence to have a better ending to the story?


a.Jayden was excited that his brother and sister would get to enjoy the same gift when they turned 13 and they would like it.


b.Jayden was very excited to have his brother and sister do the same when they turned 13, but hoped they would like it.


c.Jayden couldn’t wait to see the excitement on his brother and sister’s face when they got to experience the same gift someday.


d.Jayden was ready to go with his brother and sister when they turned 13 and he was excited!