Solve the English problem

Answer:

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Both use the structure of the texts to develop the main character. They represent her in different lights with both, while still giving accurate protrayals.

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

For a long while he used to console himself, when driven from home, by frequenting a kind of perpetual club of the sages, philosophers, and other idle personages of the village; which held its sessions on a bench before a small inn,

What is the author’s tone toward Rip Van Winkle in the passage?

A. solemn
B. serious
C. ironic
D. wistful

Colonists Point Of View On The American Revolution

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Maggie has not used the most appropriate word in sentence 11.
Which word best replaces exciting? *
A- extreme
B - thrilling
C-excessive
D-severe

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Is after or speech a common noun?

What is a compound sentence for the word quell?

What part of speech is the word in italics?

Brian walked slowly home, as the day was so warm and pleasant. (5 points)

a
Noun
b
Verb
c
Adverb
d
Adjective

True or False:
Many people now think that teachers give students too much homework. They say that it is unnecessary for
children to work at home in their free time. Students who can do their homework in a quiet and comfortable room is
in a much better portion than students who do homework in a small, noisy room with the television on. Some parents
help their children with the homework. It is important, however, that teachers talk to parents about homework.
Teachers should suggest suitable tasks for parents to help their children. Parents are often better at teaching their
own children.
1. All people now think that teachers give students too much work to do at home.
1. ……….
2. People say that it isn’t necessary for children to work at home in their free time.
2. ……….
3. Children always do their homework with their parents’ help.
3. ……….
4. Teacher ought to suggest suitable tasks for parents to help their children.
4. ……….

what does "You've been in between the lines" mean

Typing in red ___________________.
a.
is interpreted as yelling or anger
b.
is a good way to catch your readers attention
c.
helps to emphasize important points
d.
is essential when writing emails


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
prolly C?

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Match the terms below with their correction definition.

1. allegory
2. bias
3. media

A. the main means of mass communication
B. a story with a moral or political meaning
C. preferential prejudice

The best strategy for an active listener to apply is to

think about the way the audience reacts to the speaker.
pay close attention to what the speaker is saying.
memorize as much of the argument as possible.
mentally replay previous debates that were successful.

B maybe?

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What a brief summary what the American Crisis is about

what is this Read the excerpt from "The Most Dangerous Game."

"Even so, I rather think they understand one thing—fear. The fear of pain and the fear of death."

What does this line of dialogue reveal about Whitney’s character?

He greatly enjoys the thrill of the hunt.
He has compassion for the hunted animals.
He cares little for the animals he hunts.
He is giving up the sport of hunting.

Can someone explain socialism? I need a thorough explanation for my essay

What is the purpose of a persuasive letter? to demonstrate the steps in a process to inform readers about meaningful research to convince readers to take action or support a cause to explain a societal problem that needs to be addressed.

If I _you,I would never anger with my friends.(was or were)........answer with explaination​

1) “So” suggests a/an
paragraph.

a) pattern 1 b) pattern 3 c) conclusion d) transitional

what was the most significant change that happened in America in the 1920s? Why was it so important?

If it rained

the roads will overflow
the roads had overflown
the roads would overflow
the roads would have been overflown​

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what is the capital place based on

1. weekends / lakes / banks / clean / We’re / the / on / of / to / going / the
...............................................................................................................................................................................
2. mall / neighborhood / pleased / in / the / about / Everyone / the / is / new
...............................................................................................................................................................................

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What is the law conservation of mass

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TEXT 1
A sense of safety.
Within Belfast the west of the city is predominately Catholic, east Belfast is largely Protestant, the south
of the city is more mixed, and north Belfast is a patchwork of Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods.
We found that the everyday use of parks in west and north Belfast was often focused on local facilities–
within a 10–minute walk. People are prepared to travel for specific activities, but maintain a more
frequent relationship with local spaces which act as community hubs.
Remnants of The Troubles remain in Belfast. Distrust of Belfast City Council and the Police Service
Northern Ireland, as well as communities from different parts of the city, persists. Some residents stay in
their local area as it provides a sense of ownership and safety they may not feel elsewhere.
How Belfast’s parks promote shared space in a historically divided city, The Conversation, 20 Oct 2020.
TEXT 2

The celebrated peace walls.

The undercurrent of savagery is rarely far away

It’s been that way from ancient times, until the present day

That murky world of politics, where they always try and fail

Where deals are done in private, behind the secret veil

Held up as a precedent, for all the world to see

How little Ulster saved itself, from a life of misery

We listen to the sound bites, each day’s a brand new start

Yet our celebrated peace walls, keep communities apart

Leslie Wilson, Peace? (excerpt)

TEXT 3

The Re-Imaging Communities project

In Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, hundreds of colorful murals line the city’s streets, detailing a

century’s worth of conflict and political division. (…)

In 1998, the internationally-brokered Good Friday Agreement, also called the Belfast Agreement, officially

ended the conflict and set up a power sharing government between Protestant Unionists and Catholic

Nationalists. Since then the violence has largely subsided. But tensions still linger between Protestant

and Catholic neighborhoods, with some residents reluctant to bridge the gap. (…)

In the last several years, some communities have repainted portions of the most controversial murals or

erected new ones in an effort to continue normalizing relationships between Protestants and Catholics.

Under the Re-Imaging Communities project through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, some

communities received funding to create new murals in place of older images.

These murals lie at the center of a debate over Northern Ireland’s future, Canvas Arts, PBS NewsHour, Feb

25 2017

Questions

Make an account in English of the three texts in order to answer the questions:

• How is the current situation between Catholics and Protestants in Belfast portrayed in the three texts?

• What explanations for the situation and solutions for improvement are mentioned?

(150 words)